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By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: The water levels in the reservoirs in the southern Indian States are below normal despite the arrival of the southwest monsoon over a month ago. Notably, the levels are lower than in the same period last year.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: After more than a week of rainfall across the country, the monsoon has now taken a break. A dry spell is expected to continue in Northwest, Central, and Western India, as well as in Southern Peninsular India, for the upcoming week.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: 50 per cent out of a total of 58 tiger reserves in India are yet to notify their Eco-Sensitive Zones (ESZ). Notably, the government has not declared any new ESZs since 2025.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: 50 per cent out of a total of 58 tiger reserves in India are yet to notify their Eco-Sensitive Zones (ESZ). Notably, the government has not declared
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: The central government has directed all states to complete dam safety evaluations by the end of 2026 and to take measures to address reservoir sedimentation.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) has approved the diversion of around 1,200 hectares of forest land for two hydropower projects located in Nagpur and Pune, Maharashtra.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: India has emerged as one of the global hotspots for climate change-driven sleep loss, with residents in cities especially across South India are losing between 78 and 91 hours of sleep annually, of which eight to nine of those hours attributed to climate change.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: Flow in the Cauvery River has reached a historic low, raising water scarcity concerns in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala and Puducherry.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: The Principal Bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has taken suo motu cognisance of the tragic deaths of two workers and injuries to 23 others resulting from an ammonia gas leak at a seafood processing unit in Tiruvallur district, Tamil Nadu.
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: India’s textile industry, which employs the second largest number of people after agriculture, is facing significant challenges in sustaining itself
