New Delhi, June 2 -- Widespread enthusiasm has been witnessed in the media over the unveiling of India's first gene-edited rice varieties - DRR Dhan 100 (Kamala) and Pusa Rice DST1. These varieties, ... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Chandrasekhar Mukherjee, in his mid-thirties, was used to donating blood regularly till 2022. All that came to an end as he was diagnosed with a slew of diseases led by respirator... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- A controversial Rs 2,043-crore twin-tunnel road project in Kerala, designed to cut travel time between Kozhikode and Wayanad districts, faces a looming legal challenge. Conservati... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Godavari river pollution The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on May 29, 2025, directed authorities to file a response for getting answers on increasing pollution threatening the God... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- "There is no government-run public transport in this completely private city. New generations might not even know what public transport was or why it mattered. Once upon a time (b... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Anthony, a fruit seller in Chennai's KK Nagar, has cycled all his life and never learnt to ride a motor vehicle. His home is just a stone's throw from his fruit stall, so cycling ... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- A dramatic 95 per cent drop in the cost of solar photovoltaic modules - from over Rs 200 per watt in 2010 to under Rs 9 in 2024 - is helping propel India toward a potential clean ... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Chandrama Prasad, a migrant labourer in an auto parts manufacturing unit in Ludhiana, has been cycling to work for the past 18 years. Since 2007, his daily commute includes a dist... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- Every two years, close to 200 countries, including India, attend the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the Stockholm Convention with the goal of eliminating or reducing harmful a... Read More
New Delhi, June 2 -- There was a time when women farmers in Machnoor village of Telangana faced shortage of good quality seeds. They were forced to borrow seeds from landlords and would often get them... Read More