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Asia heating up twice as fast as rest of globe, WMO warns

New Delhi, June 23 -- Asia, the continent with the largest land mass and population, is currently warming nearly twice as fast as the global land and ocean average, with widespread and prolonged heat ... Read More


India's apex drug regulator to monitor antibiotic use in livestock for combating AMR

New Delhi, June 23 -- As antimicrobial resistance (AMR) emerges as a looming global health crisis, India's apex drug regulator has asked states and Union Territories to begin systematically monitoring... Read More


How India moves: DEVI buses a safe and comfortable ride, Delhi's women tell DTE

New Delhi, June 23 -- Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta flagged off the first set of 400 DEVI (Delhi Electric Vehicle Interconnector) buses on May 2, 2025, in a bid to improve last mile connectivity ... Read More


Most Indians support fossil fuel companies being taxed for causing environmental damages: Survey

New Delhi, June 20 -- Eighty per cent of Indians believe that oil, gas and coal corporations should be taxed for causing environmental damages like floods, droughts, wildfires and health impacts, acco... Read More


Daily Heat Tracker: Jammu and Chennai record highest night-time temperature

New Delhi, June 20 -- Data for capital cities of 27 states (data not available for Goa) and 8 union territories. In certain states where data is not available for the capital city, data for one of the... Read More


Crossing continents: Oxford study reveals how pre-Columbian dogs moved slowly across the Americas, alongside farming societies

New Delhi, June 20 -- Prior to the arrival of Europeans, native dogs slowly spread southward across the Americas alongside early farming societies, mirroring the rhythms of human migration, agricultur... Read More


G20 countries could produce enough renewable energy for the whole world - what needs to happen

New Delhi, June 20 -- The world's most developed economies have also burnt the most oil and coal (fossil fuels) over the years, causing the most climate change damage. Preventing further climate chang... Read More


Ayahuasca: US tourist's death in Peru highlights how Amazonia's sacred hallucinogenic ceremony continues to be the poster child of indigenous knowledge's misappropriation

New Delhi, June 19 -- The death of a United States (US) tourist in Peru earlier this month again brought issues of traditional knowledge's misappropriation, lack of regulation as well as Access and Be... Read More


How India moves: Patna, Bihar's capital, faces major shortage of city buses; needs more local trains

New Delhi, June 19 -- Patna, the capital of Bihar and a Smart City, is changing at a rapid pace. But traffic jams on its roads continue. The city still does not have a definitive Comprehensive Mobilit... Read More


Europe faces deep winter freeze if Atlantic current collapses, study finds

New Delhi, June 19 -- The collapse of a key Atlantic Ocean current system could plunge winter temperatures across northern Europe to unprecedented lows, even in a world warmed by greenhouse gas emissi... Read More