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Data centres & India's communities

India is building AI data centres, town by town.
What is it like where you live?

The boom brings investment — and, for some neighbourhoods, pressure on power, water, land and quiet. If a data centre is affecting your area, tell us. Your report helps build a clearer, ground-level picture for everyone.

Nobody has reported from their area yet. If a data centre is going up near you, yours would be the first — and it goes on the map below.
The map — data-centre hubs & what residents report
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Two receptions, same technology

Abroad, some communities have blocked data centres over water, power and land. Google dropped a $1bn Indianapolis project after protests. In India, most projects are being cleared. Both records are below; read them and decide.

Outside India 19% resistance
In India 33% resistance

Of 16 data-centre stories from outside India in Trikon's feeds right now, 3 are about objection, delay or legal challenge. Of 6 from India, 2. Counted from the same feeds the lists below are drawn from, and recounted every time this page loads.

Some Indian communities have raised objections too. Yotta pushes back on fears data centres could strain India’s power, water · Thane MP seeks halt to Amazon data centre construction amid local concerns over resources and environment
Key concerns with AI data centres

Power

Data centres use a lot of electricity, round the clock. Residents near some sites report strain on local supply.

Water

Cooling can use large volumes of water daily — a live concern in water-scarce districts.

Land

Large land purchases can change farmland use and affect nearby residents.

Noise

Chillers, generators and substations run continuously and can be audible from nearby homes.

Air

Backup diesel generators and construction work can add emissions and dust locally.

The other side

Supporters point to investment, construction jobs, tax revenue and the digital infrastructure India needs. Both cases appear in the news feed above.

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