The Jadukata River once a thriving lifeline, is now ravaged by unchecked sand and stone extraction. Its banks erode, swallowing homes, while the river gasps under relentless exploitation. What was once nature’s gift is reduced to ruin, sacrificed to greed and negligence. Laborers, bound to survival, dig their own destruction. This is not just environmental degradation—it is a calculated dismantling of nature, a testament to humanity’s power to destroy.
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