West Asia war impact 'highly asymmetric', hitting poorest energy importers hardest: IEA, IMF, World Bank

India, April 14 -- Global agencies warn West Asia war impact is "highly asymmetric" Energy-importing and low-income countries hit hardest by rising costs Oil, gas and fertiliser prices surge amid su... Read More

Forest to flame: Why rural India still cooks on firewood despite LPG access

India, April 14 -- In forest-fringed villages like Chirai Dongri and Tintni, LPG connections have not ended dependence on firewood. Women still trek daily to gather twigs as rising cylinder prices, u... Read More

Indigenous knowledge: Researchers decode cancer-fighting potential of traditional Konyak Naga herbal medicine

India, April 13 -- Researchers from Nagaland University, Berhampur University, and Saveetha Medical College have, in a preliminary investigation, identified traditional herbal formulation used by the ... Read More

Flaxseeds may be small, but they are packed with health benefits

India, April 13 -- In a small village, winters were very harsh and people suffered from cold, joint pain, and weakness. An elderly grandmother who knew every herb, lived there. One day, the villagers... Read More

Daily Court Digest: Major environment orders (April 10, 2026)

India, April 13 -- NGT flags non-compliance by several states with CPCB directions on retrofitting emission control devices in diesel generators Notices issued to pollution control bodies; replies so... Read More

The Indo-Gangetic Plain's heat crisis is a governance failure, not just a climate one

India, April 13 -- In the summer of 2024, Uttar Pradesh did not just face a heatwave - it endured the longest stretch of extreme heat India had recorded since 2010. Temperatures across the state's pla... Read More

Africa is losing health workers when it can least afford to - a pattern rooted in colonial history

India, April 13 -- Africa faces a severe health worker shortage, with many countries far below WHO staffing thresholds. Meanwhile rich nations increasingly recruit the continent's doctors and nurses.... Read More

Adding 8% more green cover can cool Delhi neighbourhoods by 1degC, but benefits remain uneven, finds study

India, April 13 -- Study finds increasing tree cover can reduce experienced heat by around 1degC in Delhi neighbourhoods Concrete expansion raises temperatures, but with a smaller impact than the coo... Read More

As the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway is opened tomorrow, new study documents 18 wildlife species using key underpass near Haridwar

India, April 13 -- Eighteen species are utilising a key underpass on the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway that will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 14, 2026, a recent government state... Read More

Can the apex court's high-powered panel file a report that prioritises conservation and protection of the Aravallis?

India, April 13 -- The latest in the Aravallis issue is that the Supreme Court (SC) is in the process of appointing a 10-member High Powered Expert Committee (HPEC) on March 3, 2026, to have a relook ... Read More

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