Jacob Koshy is a Deputy Science Editor at The Hindu. He covers a range of topics including climate change and environment, architecture, and regional interest, with a particular focus on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming in the Asia-Pacific region. Jacob's work has been featured in Space Today and The Hindu.
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Jacob Koshy's coverage focuses on climate change, renewable energy, and global coal demand. His work often includes government announcements and citations of data, indicating a preference for factual information from authoritative sources.
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By: Jacob Koshy
The International Big Cat Alliance, spearheaded by India, may proceed without China's participation in the critical summit for big cat conservation.
IMD launches a new weather model for block-level monsoon forecasts, aiding farmers with precise sowing timing across 15 states.
By: Jacob Koshy
Aiming for hyper-local rainfall predictions, the IMD unveils a system to aid farmers' sowing decisions with unprecedented precision. Quick Q&A
India plans a joint Centre-State funding framework for effective heatwave mitigation, shifting focus from response to prevention strategies.
The IMD introduces block-level monsoon forecasts for 15 states, enhancing precision for farmers and agricultural planning.
U.S. nuclear industry delegation discusses private investment opportunities in India's ambitious nuclear expansion plan with Minister Jitendra Singh.
The Centre urges the Supreme Court to stop new hydropower projects in Uttarakhand's upper Ganga basin, limiting to seven commissioned projects.
You're reading this article from The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday lowered its forecast for the 2026 southwest monsoon to
Explore Karnataka’s water legacy through the lens of Sir M. Visvesvaraya’s transformative projects in The Rearview Podcast.
By: Jacob Koshy
Using imported equipment that remains uncalibrated has led to incorrect data being reported, marring the credibility of Indian science; researchers also want to study the long-term consequences of uncontrolled tapping of natural resources for renewable energy
