Justice Bhuyan dissents on retrospective green clearances
Supreme Court Justice Ujjal Bhuyan delivers sharp dissent against retrospective environmental clearances, calling them 'anathema' to environmental law. Read the full analysis.
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India's Frugal Genius: Eco-Wisdom Before Hashtags
Discover how India's traditional frugal practices pioneered eco-conscious living centuries before modern sustainability trends. Learn from our ancestral wisdom today!
UAE Launches AI Environmental Data Portal
The UAE's Environment Agency launches an AI-powered digital portal to revolutionize environmental monitoring and reporting, enhancing data accessibility.
Irawati Karve: Pune's Road to an Anthropology Legacy
Discover the legacy of Irawati Karve, the pioneering anthropologist who shaped Indian social science. Learn about her Berlin training, anti-racist stance, and lasting impact on Pune's academic landscape.
80,000 killed in India climate disasters since 1995
A shocking report reveals climate disasters have killed 80,000 people and affected 1.3 billion in India since 1995. India ranks among top 10 most impacted nations globally. Read the full analysis.
Oman wins seat on UNESCO MAB Council for 2025-2029
Oman secures a seat on UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Programme council, reinforcing its global environmental leadership and commitment to sustainable development goals. Discover how this impacts global ecology.
Goa Activist Bismarque Dias: 10-Year Mystery Unsolved
Ten years after activist Bismarque Dias drowned under mysterious circumstances in Goa, his family and supporters continue demanding a thorough investigation into his death, remembering his powerful legacy of environmental activism and music.
India's Climate Crisis: Between Hope and Despair
As India faces unprecedented climate challenges, a delicate balance emerges between environmental devastation and innovative solutions. Explore how extreme weather events are reshaping the nation's future.
Mahmood Mamdani Wins Holberg Prize 2024
Renowned Ugandan academic Mahmood Mamdani has been awarded the 2024 Holberg Prize, recognizing his groundbreaking work challenging Western-centric perspectives in African studies and social sciences.
British vlogger disgusted by littering at Kerala's Varkala Cliffs
Popular British travel vlogger expresses shock over rampant littering at Kerala's scenic Varkala Cliffs, sparking urgent calls for better waste management and tourist accountability.
India Tops Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions: UN Report
A groundbreaking UN report positions India as the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, raising crucial questions about climate commitments and sustainable development pathways.
Punjab Schools to Teach Guru Tegh Bahadur's Martyrdom
Punjab government mandates 15-day special curriculum in all schools to teach students about Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom and spiritual legacy, starting November 2024.
Ritwik Ghatak at 100: His Timeless Cinematic Legacy
As Ritwik Ghatak's centenary approaches, explore how his revolutionary films about displacement and identity resonate powerfully with contemporary India's social landscape.
Weather Control: India's Double-Edged Sword
Explore how cloud seeding and weather modification technologies offer both solutions and dangers for India's water crisis and climate challenges. Expert analysis on the future of weather control.
Chhattisgarh HC acts on Korba fly ash dumping crisis
Chhattisgarh High Court intervenes in Korba's environmental emergency, directing authorities to halt fly ash dumping in mine pits and implement sustainable disposal solutions.
Pune Artist Captures Water's Essence in Gallery Exhibition
Discover how Pune-based artist Shweta Bhattad is transforming water into art through her multisensory exhibition 'Jal, Jeevan, Jatra' at the Gallery White in Kalyani Nagar.
Bengaluru's EMPRI gets ₹550 crore mega makeover
Karnataka's environmental research institute EMPRI in Bengaluru is set for a massive ₹550 crore redevelopment, transforming it into a world-class sustainability hub with state-of-the-art facilities and expanded campus.
Only 9 of 37 pollution stations worked on Diwali: SC
India's Supreme Court confronts CAQM over malfunctioning air quality monitors during Diwali and demands pre-emptive pollution control measures. Shocking data reveals systemic monitoring failures.
India Habitat Centre enters World Book of Records London
Delhi's iconic India Habitat Centre achieves global recognition from World Book of Records London for its outstanding contributions to sustainability, cultural diplomacy, and public engagement initiatives.
India Cycles for Fitness & Cleaner Environment
Discover how India's 46th Fit India Sunday united thousands in cycling events nationwide, promoting fitness while championing environmental sustainability through pedal power.
North India Air Pollution: Why Quick Fixes Fail
As North India chokes on toxic air year after year, experts reveal why current solutions are mere gimmicks and what comprehensive strategies could finally clear the smog.
Gogabeel Lake in Bihar declared Ramsar site
Gogabeel Lake in Bihar's Katihar district has been declared a Ramsar site, becoming the sixth wetland in the state to receive this international conservation recognition and marking a significant milestone for biodiversity protection in India.
AI Tracks India's Invisible Plant Invaders
Discover how Indian scientists are deploying cutting-edge AI technology to combat silent ecological threats from invasive plant species across the country.
Goa's Salinity Crisis: Experts Sound Alarm
Coastal erosion and rising sea levels are causing dangerous salinity levels in Goa's soil and water, threatening agriculture, tourism, and public health. Experts demand immediate government action.
Assam tea workers protest land transfer to oil company
Hundreds of tea plantation workers in Assam's Dibrugarh district stage massive protest against handing over 57 bighas of tea garden land to Oil India Limited, fearing livelihood loss and environmental damage.
India's Climate Policy: Protecting Farmers in Green Transition
As India advances its climate goals, a critical question emerges: how to ensure farmers aren't left behind in the green transition. This analysis explores the delicate balance between environmental targets and agricultural livelihoods.
India's Top 10 Dirtiest Cities 2025 Ranking Out
Exclusive 2025 rankings reveal India's most polluted urban centers. Discover which cities topped the dirtiest list and the critical factors behind their poor environmental performance.
India's Sand Mining Crisis: Ecological Disaster Ahead
India's construction boom fuels alarming sand mining practices, causing irreversible damage to river ecosystems, groundwater depletion, and threatening millions of livelihoods. Learn about the environmental crisis unfolding across the nation.
Assam's Rowmari Donduwa Wetland Pushes for Ramsar Status
Discover why environmentalists and local communities are rallying to designate Assam's Rowmari Donduwa wetland complex as a Ramsar site, protecting its rich biodiversity and ecological significance for future generations.
NEHU scholars attend climate workshop in Bhutan
Students and faculty from North-Eastern Hill University participate in transformative climate change workshop in Bhutan, focusing on sustainable solutions and cross-border environmental collaboration.
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