Data centres: AI’s new empire on stolen land and scarce water

Published 02 Oct 2026, 19:38 IST

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From displaced Dalit farmers in Andhra Pradesh to water-stressed communities elsewhere, India’s data centre boom is advancing with weak safeguards and little public scrutiny. It’s time to set rules before more land and resources are committed.

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