Rajeshwari Ganesan

Great Indian Bustards seem to be the biggest collateral damage for India embracing solar power and meeting its global commitments to shed carbon footprints.

March 14 is observed every year as the 'International Day of Action for Rivers'. This year’s theme is ‘Water for All’. But why do we need a dedicated day to underline this very fundamental necessity in the first place?

To overcome the power- and money-hungry nature of AI, technologists are looking at tiny AI, a concept that helps reduce costs and energy requirements by shrinking the models.

It is not just humans in Delhi facing the brunt of the ‘very poor' air quality. The fauna in Delhi is choking just as much. From 'indoor' pets, to working animals like bullocks and donkeys, to the birds — the toxic air of the national capital is choking all lungs.

The blanket of smog that envelops Delhi-NCR from October to February hands down generational depression on a platter. Sounds morbid and perhaps even dystopian? Well, it is not too far from reality say mental health experts.

With Donald Trump back in the Oval Office, alarm bells are blaring for the pro-climate activists. Will COP29 be yet another setback in climate talks with Trump negating every positive step in the direction while the world continues to battle the worst climate crisis?

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In Trump's second term, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are set to head the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). What is DOGE and why is this unconventional pairing raising eyebrows?

Vladimir Putin's latest attempt to tackle Russia's demographic crisis has plunged into misogynistic absurdity with the reported proposal of a "Ministry of Sex." This policy reduces women to mere child-bearers, treating procreation as a patriotic duty rather than a personal choice. It underscores a troubling disregard for women's autonomy, dignity, and broader contributions to society.

Delhi's AQI hits 481, the worst this season. GRAP-4 strict measures face weak enforcement, public apathy, and lack of accountability despite acute health risks. Who is responsible for the national capital choking?