Puja Das is a correspondent for LiveMint, focusing on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics including agriculture, food processing, government policies, and environmental issues. With a keen interest in economic and agricultural developments, Puja provides insightful analysis and reports on key issues impacting the country.
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With an AQI of 327, the national capital breathed very poor for the second day on Tuesday.
By: Puja Das
Delhi’s air quality has deteriorated due to low wind speeds and various pollution sources, prompting an 11-point action plan and a firecracker ban to combat the situation. Air quality is expected to remain ‘very poor’ for about a week.
By: Puja Das
The sector has not seen the required investment, but things are changing, says animal husbandry and dairying secretary Alka Upadhyay
By: Puja Das
With air quality in Delhi hitting alarming levels, the government is poised to amend environmental laws following the Supreme Court's scathing remarks about the current enforcement measures.
By: Rituraj Baruah, Puja Das
It will submit a proposal for adoption of climate and environmental awareness curriculum in schools at the United Nation’s COP29 summit in Azerbaijan in November.
The environment ministry mandates experience-driven SPCB leadership to enhance regulatory efficiency across states to prevent unqualified appointments
India is on the brink of unveiling a National Wildlife Health Policy aimed at safeguarding both wildlife and human health. As climate change and habitat loss escalate threats to biodiversity, this policy seeks to also address zoonotic diseases that can jump from animals to humans.
India’s diverse topography and climatic conditions make it an ideal home to more than 55,000 plant taxa and over 100,000 species of animals, making the country a notable global biodiversity power.
By: Puja Das, Manas Pimpalkhare
The world’s demand for electricity is rising at its fastest rate in years, driven by robust economic growth, intense heatwaves and increasing uptake of technologies that run on electricity such as EVs and heat pumps.
Developing nations face a growing climate finance gap, with needs hitting $1.8 trillion by 2030, as per a UNCTAD report. The report calls for increased contributions from developed countries to support equitable, debt-free climate action.
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