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India's Lost Seasons: Climate Change Erases Winter & Monsoon
Explore how climate change is erasing India's distinct seasonal rhythms - from vanishing winter chills to fading monsoon magic. An environmental wake-up call.
Climate Change Threatens India's Poverty Progress: UN
New UN Multidimensional Poverty Index 2025 warns climate disasters could push millions back into poverty in India. Learn how floods, droughts threaten hard-won gains.
Wealth, Not Lifestyle: Rich Drive Climate Crisis
New climate inequality report reveals wealthy individuals fuel environmental damage primarily through investments, not personal consumption. The richest 1% emit more carbon than the poorest 66% combined.
Bill Gates: Climate Change Won't End Civilization
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates offers surprising optimism about climate change, claiming civilization won't collapse despite challenges. Exclusive insights ahead of COP30 summit.
UN Report: Climate Puts World on Dangerous Warming Path
A sobering UN assessment reveals countries' current climate commitments remain critically insufficient to limit global warming to 1.5°C, putting the world on track for dangerous temperature rise.
Mumbai to Host Global Climate Summit in February 2026
Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis announces Mumbai will host a major international climate conference in 2026, positioning India at the forefront of global environmental discussions.
Bill Gates: Climate Change Not an Existential Threat
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates offers a balanced perspective on climate change, dismissing apocalyptic predictions while emphasizing the critical need for innovation and global cooperation to tackle the crisis.
Mumbai Launches Inaugural Climate Week: India's Climate Move
Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis announces Mumbai Climate Week, positioning India as global climate leader with focus on sustainable solutions and international collaboration.
Bill Gates: Climate change won't end humanity
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates offers a pragmatic perspective on climate change, dismissing apocalyptic predictions while emphasizing technological solutions and global cooperation.
UN: Climate progress too slow despite Paris Agreement
A stark UN assessment reveals global climate action remains dangerously inadequate despite Paris Agreement gains. The world faces urgent acceleration needs to meet critical warming thresholds.
Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Take Over UN Climate Talks
Exclusive investigation reveals how oil and gas lobbyists are dominating UN climate negotiations, raising serious conflict of interest concerns ahead of COP29 in Azerbaijan.
Climate Justice Costs Trillions, Not Billions
New analysis reveals that true climate justice requires trillions in funding, exposing the massive gap between current promises and what's actually needed for vulnerable nations.
Nigerian Environmentalist: COP30 Will Deliver Little
Renowned Nigerian environmental activist Nnimmo Bassey expresses deep skepticism about COP30's potential outcomes, warning of empty promises and corporate influence derailing meaningful climate action.
Himalayas Under Siege: Climate Crisis Alert
Experts gather at Garhwal University conclave to address the alarming vulnerability of Himalayan ecosystems as climate change accelerates glacial melt and threatens regional stability.
Tibetan Refugees in Karnataka: Hope Amid Exile
Discover the poignant journey of Tibetan refugees in Karnataka, balancing cultural preservation with the ache of exile. An intimate look at their hopes and struggles.
Clean Energy Boom Falls Short on Climate Goals
New climate report reveals renewable energy investments hit all-time high, but remain insufficient to prevent dangerous temperature rise. COP30 emerges as critical turning point.
Jammu clears alleged illegal Rohingya settlement
Jammu administration removes Rohingya families from disputed land in Narwal Bala area. Authorities claim illegal occupation while humanitarian concerns emerge.
US Climate Research Faces Major Funding Cuts
America is dramatically reducing its climate research funding, potentially jeopardizing global efforts to combat climate change and monitor environmental shifts.
Austria Deports First Afghan Since Taliban Seized Power
Austria has deported its first Afghan national since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan in 2021, with authorities confirming more such deportations are planned in coming weeks.
Earth Nearing Irreversible Climate Tipping Points
New scientific report reveals Earth's climate system is dangerously close to irreversible tipping points that could trigger catastrophic domino effects worldwide.
COP30: Global Apathy Threatens Climate Summit
As enthusiasm wanes for next month's crucial COP30 climate conference, experts warn this may be humanity's final opportunity to secure meaningful global action against climate catastrophe.
India's Clean Transport Strategy for COP30 Dominance
India's massive transport sector overhaul could become its most powerful climate strategy at COP30. Discover how electric vehicles and sustainable mobility are positioning India as a global climate leader.
Mizoram collects biometric data of 13,600 refugees
Mizoram authorities have digitally registered 13,600+ refugees using advanced biometric technology, marking a significant milestone in humanitarian documentation efforts in Northeast India.
Global North to Fund Indian Farmers' Climate Adaptation
Exclusive: India negotiates international climate finance to support farmers adapting to extreme weather patterns, bridging the gap between developed and developing nations.
POK Cabinet Crisis: 3 Ministers Resign Over Refugee Rights
Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir faces political turmoil as three ministers resign from CM Chaudhary Anwarul Haq's cabinet, alleging neglect of Kashmiri refugees' rights and poor governance.
Palestinian Family Escapes Gaza, Finds Refuge in India
Exclusive story of Qudaih, her husband Abd al-Rahman al-Shawwaf, and their 3-year-old daughter Farah who escaped Gaza conflict and found refuge in India through international efforts.
Pakistan orders Afghan refugees to return home
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif declares all Afghan nationals must return to Afghanistan immediately, citing security concerns and calling it their 'caliphate'.
CO2 Levels Hit Record High: India's Climate Crisis Deepens
Global carbon dioxide concentrations surge to unprecedented levels, triggering urgent climate concerns. Expert analysis reveals the implications for India's weather patterns and environmental policies.
18 Rohingya, Including 10 Children, Detained in Assam
Assam Police detain 18 Rohingya refugees, including 10 children, in Cachar district. Discover the circumstances, official statements, and what happens next.
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