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As told to Parliament (July 23, 2026): No widespread engine failure reported due to E20 fuel, says Gadkari

India, July 24 -- No widespread cases of engine failure or vehicle analysis attributable to ethanol blending have been reported, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Jairam Gadkari tol... Read More


Half of Indian rural households didn't record any increase in income in the last year: NABARD

India, July 24 -- More than half of India's rural households didn't report any increase in their income in the last year, according to the "Rural Economic Conditions & Sentiments Survey", the bi-month... Read More


Inclusion is sustainability

India, July 24 -- We stand at a cross-roads. Unsustainable growth is driving us towards climate catastrophe, while inequitable growth is fuelling increased poverty, increased marginalisation and incre... Read More


Daily Court Digest: Major environment orders (July 23, 2026)

India, July 24 -- SC allows Kukrail Night Safari and Zoological Park project, subject to strict environmental safeguards and monitoring. Apex court orders independent survey to determine whether prop... Read More


With tropical frushi millet donut, you can introduce your child to the world of millets

India, July 24 -- My son is fond of all kinds of foods whether sweet, spicy or tangy. When he was just 3-4 yrs old, I wanted to introduce millets to him and came up with this sweet and attractive reci... Read More


Global power demand to grow 3.6% in 2026 as renewables overtake coal: IEA

India, July 24 -- Global electricity demand is expected to grow by 3.6% in 2026 and 3.8% in 2027, driven by industry, electric vehicles, cooling, appliances and data centres. The IEA says renewable e... Read More


Rising heat pushes Philippines' poor into a climate poverty trap, says Greenpeace

India, July 24 -- The Philippines is among the countries most vulnerable to rising global temperatures, with extreme heat pushing millions of people, particularly farmers and fisherfolk into a growing... Read More


Baboons today have a negative image across Africa. Yet Ancient Egyptians deified the Hamadryas species. Here is why

India, July 24 -- The baboon is not a likeable animal in most African cultures today. That is mainly because they destroy crops. However, there was one culture on the African continent that not only v... Read More


India on e-wheels: How e-buses are transforming urban drivers' lives in Odisha

India, July 24 -- When Ramram Mishra first got behind the wheel of a diesel bus nearly three decades ago, long hours, engine heat and physically demanding drives were part of the job. Today, the 48-ye... Read More


New Trump administration rules on federal science funding could make American research slower, costlier and harder to share

India, July 24 -- Proposed changes to the Uniform Guidance governing federal research grants would expand grounds for suspending or terminating awards based on shifting political or agency priorities,... Read More