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"This petition is my effort to support both health and education"

India, Feb. 12 -- As a medical practitioner, I run health camps in rural areas, where I have seen that poor hygiene is a leading cause of disease. This is especially true for women. In many communitie... Read More


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

India, Feb. 11 -- NGT forms committee to probe River Khannaut erosion from illegal sand mining. NGT orders DPCC, DJB to inspect, fix Delhi society's faulty STP. MP reports partial encroachment clear... Read More


There are 765 dolphins of six species along Odisha's coast, latest census reveals

India, Feb. 11 -- Odisha has recorded the highest marine dolphin numbers in the past five years, and their population is estimated to be at 765 (individuals of different species), according to the lat... Read More


Redirecting fossil fuel taxes could fund India's decarbonisation push, boost GDP: CSEP Study

India, Feb. 11 -- A CSEP study suggests redirecting India's fossil fuel tax revenues to fund clean energy and industrial efficiency. This could potentially boost GDP, reduce emissions and improve hou... Read More


NGT questions Uttar Pradesh move to treat Assi river as drain amid Ganga pollution concerns

India, Feb. 11 -- The National Green Tribunal has questioned the Uttar Pradesh government's plan treating the Assi river in Varanasi as a drain The tribunal said permanently tapping stormwater drains... Read More


Decline of Africa's elephants, rhino and lions has affected nutrient cycling and seed dispersal: Study

India, Feb. 11 -- A new study, led by Oxford University, has revealed a dramatic loss of 'wildlife power' across Africa - the ecological energy that drives essential ecosystem functions such as nutrie... Read More


Fences separate wildlife from livestock across southern Africa; removing parts of them can help both: Study

India, Feb. 11 -- In southern Africa, fences are used to protect cattle from diseases spread by wildlife and other livestock. However, many of these fences are broken, block the natural movement of wi... Read More


Loneliness at work matters more than we think

India, Feb. 11 -- As loneliness reaches epidemic levels worldwide, work has become one of the main settings where connection is either strengthened or lost. In 2023, Vivek Murthy, the former surgeon g... Read More


Replacing humans with machines is leaving truckloads of food stranded and unusable

India, Feb. 11 -- Supermarket shelves can look full even as digital systems underneath are under strain Food that cannot be "seen" digitally cannot be released, insured, sold or legally distributed ... Read More


Moving with the river: Dhulian's shifting identity & eroding future at Ganga's edge

India, Feb. 11 -- Dhulian, a historic town in Bengal, faces relentless erosion from the Ganga River, displacing thousands and transforming its economy. Once a cultural hub, it now relies on bidi-maki... Read More