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A green giant’s pollution woes: How Waaree Energies dumped toxic effluents in a Gujarat village

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India’s solar poster child built a ₹1-trillion valuation on promises of a cleaner future. But along a quiet Gujarat stream, villagers point to foul runoff—and government records reveal repeated pollution notices. A Mint investigation.

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