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India, Oct. 3 -- Even as Nepal reels from the ice-rock avalanche of August 26 in the country's Rasuwa district near the Tibetan border, a biographical film on the life of one of the country's and the ... Read More


The core, the fringe and everything in between

India, Oct. 3 -- It was just another summer morning. But as I began my regular day as a development professional, little did I know that a chance encounter would leave me with a web of thoughts that I... Read More


India's GLOF threat is growing. So must its resilience

India, Oct. 3 -- Three years ago on this day, Sikkim experienced a devastating Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) when a massive landmass slipped into the South Lhonak lake, triggering a flash flood d... Read More


The living canvas

India, Oct. 3 -- Art has always reflected our relationship with the earth. For centuries, artists gathered fruits, crushed minerals and boiled roots to make pigments and leave their mark on the world.... Read More


Gandhi's 'enough' is the missing idea in India's climate debate

India, Oct. 2 -- In 1908, while reflecting on modern civilisation in Hind Swaraj, Gandhi questioned the belief that human progress required the continuous expansion of wants. His better-known formulat... Read More


Tigress brought from Bihar for reintroduction in West Bengal's Buxa Tiger Reserve

India, Oct. 2 -- West Bengal is set to reintroduce a tiger to Buxa Tiger Reserve, in an attempt to establish a population outside the Sundarbans. A tigress aged more than three years has been brought... Read More


Atmanirbhar Gaon needs a village's own vision, not just a 150-point scorecard

India, Oct. 2 -- India's push for Atmanirbhar Gram Panchayats increasingly relies on indicators, rankings and digital reporting, but these may not reflect what villages themselves consider priorities.... Read More


Last threads of aak: Saving a desert tradition

India, Oct. 1 -- Aak (Calotropis gigantea), a plant found in dry and semi-arid regions, has traditionally been used to make ropes, charpoys, quilts, pillows and agricultural tools. The Maru Meghwal c... Read More


1.56 billion hectares, 10% of world's land and nearly 5.2 times the size of India, degraded: UN

India, Oct. 1 -- Forests around the world are degrading faster than they are recovering with over 460 million hectares (mha) of forests standing degraded, a United Nations (UN) report has revealed. T... Read More


About 20 per cent CBG blending could make CNG carbon neutral on life-cycle basis: Study

India, Oct. 1 -- Blending 20 per cent compressed biogas (CBG) with compressed natural gas (CNG) could make the overall CNG fuel carbon neutral on a life cycle basis, according to a new study, which ar... Read More