Category : Climate Change


Karnataka Bird Count Set for February 13-16

The Great Backyard Bird Count in Karnataka is scheduled from February 13 to 16, 2025, encouraging public participation in birdwatching and data collection for conservation efforts.

NGT Seeks Permanent Fix for Buddha Dariya Pollution

The National Green Tribunal emphasizes a lasting solution for Buddha Dariya pollution, directing authorities to ensure compliance and imposing penalties on violators. A ₹1.44 crore study by IIT Ropar aims to guide restoration efforts.

Ludhiana Dairy Farmers Face Cow Dung Crisis on Tajpur Road

Dairy farmers in Ludhiana's Tajpur Road complex face severe challenges as cow dung accumulation persists. Authorities focus on Haibowal's bio CNG plant, leaving Tajpur Road without waste disposal solutions, raising costs and environmental concerns.

Landslide in Kullu, Avalanche Alert for Himachal Pradesh

A significant landslide occurred near Pahnala village in Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh, on Thursday, causing local panic. Officials report no casualties or property damage. Meanwhile, a yellow alert for avalanches has been issued for four districts, an

New Spider Species Found in Kolhapur, Already Endangered

Researchers from Thackeray Wildlife Foundation and Shivaji University have identified Titanidiops kolhapurensis, a trapdoor spider in Kolhapur grasslands. Published in Journal of Natural History, the species faces local extinction due to habitat destructi

NGT Directs Punjab Pollution Board on Buddha Nullah Cleanup

The National Green Tribunal has directed the Punjab Pollution Control Board to address pollution in Buddha Nullah, citing concerns over monitoring. IIT-Ropar has been awarded a Rs 1.45 crore study to provide scientific data for river rejuvenation efforts.

Iran's IRGC Seizes Two Foreign Oil Tankers in Gulf Waters

Iran's Revolutionary Guards have captured two foreign-crewed oil tankers in the Gulf, accusing them of fuel smuggling. The incident occurs as the US deploys additional naval forces, escalating tensions ahead of nuclear talks.

Leopard Kills 8-Year-Old Boy in Bahraich Forest Area

An eight-year-old boy was fatally attacked by a leopard while playing outside his home in Nishad Nagar, near Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary. This marks the second such tragedy in the region within a year, highlighting ongoing human-animal conflict.

Tigress Shot Dead in Arunachal After Fatal Tiger Attack

Authorities recovered the carcass of a tigress with a gunshot wound in Arunachal Pradesh's Mayodia area, days after a tiger killed a police constable. Investigations are ongoing amid rising human-wildlife conflict concerns.

Fishing Ban Creates Bird Haven at Mysuru's Hadinaru Lake

A three-month fishing prohibition at Hadinaru Lake near Suttur has attracted hundreds of migratory Bar-Headed Geese from Mongolia, making it a prime destination for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts this winter season.

Six Arrested for Smuggling Star Tortoises in Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu forest officials arrested six men for attempting to smuggle three Indian star tortoises near Devippattinam. The suspects, including a Chennai resident seeking them for medicinal use, were intercepted based on a tip-off.

China Supports Iran's Nuclear Rights Amid US-Iran Talks

China has declared support for Iran's peaceful nuclear energy rights while cautioning against sanctions and military escalation ahead of crucial US-Iran negotiations in Oman, with Russia labeling the situation as highly volatile.

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