Aid cuts leave one million women and girls without crisis support, UN Women says

India, July 10 -- At least one million women and girls have lost access to critical support in humanitarian crises because of aid cuts, UN Women says. A UN Women survey of 855 women-led and women's r... Read More

India-Japan co-operation is transitioning from a development partnership to a geo-economic alliance

India, July 10 -- The three-day visit of Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi to India for the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit is the most opportune time to consolidate and accelerate the India-Japan development... Read More

How Kashmir's warming winters are driving a new agricultural crisis

India, July 10 -- Wild boars, once thought to have vanished from Kashmir, are returning to farms, orchards and towns as winters grow milder. Farmers across the Valley report damage to paddy nurseries... Read More

The economics of survival

India, July 9 -- I was in Europe in late June for meetings, and the heat was on. Even for an Indian accustomed to high temperatures, the intensity of the sun was searing. It was also evident that thes... Read More

Daily Court Digest: Major environment orders (July 8, 2026)

India, July 9 -- The Madras High Court disposed of a petition challenging the construction and operation of a five-MLD sewage treatment plant near Chinnavedampatti lake after being informed that the T... Read More

Cancer to affect 92% of world's population in some way: WHO

India, July 9 -- A new WHO report warns that impact of cancer extends far beyond the patient, touching 92% of people either directly or through close family. With 20.6 million cases and 9.7 million d... Read More

Cancer to affect 92% of world's population in some way: Report

India, July 9 -- A new WHO report warns that impact of cancer extends far beyond the patient, touching 92% of people either directly or through close family. With 20.6 million cases and 9.7 million d... Read More

Sea of plastic: Mumbai's flood risk cannot be managed without treating sewage and stormwater, says Shankar Deshpande

India, July 9 -- Mumbai's 2005 floods led to the creation of the Mithi River Development and Protection Authority to manage river flow, flooding, encroachment and waste. MRDPA chief Shankar Deshpande... Read More

Ivermectin isn't a cancer miracle drug, but influencers claim otherwise - here's how to avoid sprinting past scientific evidence

India, July 9 -- Influencers and alternative health communities are touting ivermectin and other antiparasitic drugs as cancer cures, but rigorous evidence is lacking and the FDA has not approved them... Read More

Desert rain frog, over half of molluscs pushed towards extinction: IUCN Red List

India, July 9 -- Over half of molluscs such as chitons, clams, mussels, snails, sea slugs, tusk shells, octopus, and squid are threatened by deep-sea mining, the International Union For Conservation o... Read More

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