'You made 500 million people bathe in polluted sewage water' - NGT's stern remarks on UPPCB raise safety concerns

India, Feb. 18 -- While unbothered crowds have been eager about taking holy dip at the ongoing Maha Kumbh gathering at Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj, a report filed by the Central Pollution Control Board ... Read More

The Green Kitchen, Season 3, Episode 2 |Amla, the Indian gooseberry that heals and sustains farmers in arid fields

India, Feb. 18 -- Welcome to season three of The Green Kitchen. This episode of focuses on Amla, a round, pale green fruit known for its high vitamin C content and numerous health benefits. Amla is a ... Read More

India can preserve agro-tribal diversity by shaping policies that respect & empower these communities

India, Feb. 18 -- Over the past decade, India has increasingly shifted its focus toward promoting sustainable agriculture. Terms like organic farming, zero-budget farming, integrated systems, and chem... Read More

We need more conversations about end-of-life choices: HB Karibasamma

India, Feb. 18 -- HB Karibasamma has been unwavering in her 24-year struggle for the legalisation of passive euthanasia. She sold her house to carry on her advocacy. Her efforts finally paid off last ... Read More

A long battle for dignity: Karibasamma's two-decade fight for the right to die

India, Feb. 18 -- After 24 years of unwavering struggle, HB Karibasamma's unwavering fight for the legalisation of passive euthanasia in India has finally paid off. With Karnataka becoming the first s... Read More

How Trump's aid freeze will severely impede all humanitarian work in Africa

India, Feb. 17 -- In Khartoum, the capital city of conflict-ridden Sudan, approximately 800 soup kitchens operate in different neighborhoods, each catering to an average of 300 families. These soup k... Read More

Climate's unsolicited payout

India, Feb. 17 -- Probability is business-critical for the insurance industry. The insurer applies the "probability" factor to assess and value the risks, and sets the premium at a rate that earns the... Read More

Kenya relies on USAid famine warning system - what happens now that it's gone?

India, Feb. 17 -- Famine Early Warning Systems Network (Fews Net), a web-based platform for predicting famine, went offline on January 30, 2025. The system had provided up-to-date data to predict and ... Read More

Mystery deaths on the rise

India, Feb. 17 -- Mystery illness and unexplained deaths are becoming common in India. Cases such as the litchi-linked child deaths in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, and the pesticide poisoning incidents in Yava... Read More

Almost half of world population potentially exposed to risks of zoonotic diseases, poorer countries most vulnerable: Study

New Delhi, Feb. 14 -- A study has found that nearly 44 per cent of the world's population, approximately 3.5 billion people, could be exposed to zoonotic diseases - which are caused by pathogens trans... Read More

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