New research warns that ongoing climate change could trigger massive submarine landslides in Antarctica, unleashing devastating tsunamis capable of causing catastrophic loss of life as… Read More »How climate change could unleash catastrophic Tsunamis?
In a recent publication in the Lancet Rheumatology Journal, researchers revealed a troubling prediction about the rising prevalence of back pain around the world. The… Read More »Back Pain epidemic: Experts explain alarming global trend
The First India news channel finds itself at the center of controversy due to its coverage of an allegedly obscene video involving a student leader… Read More »How 1st India news channel trolled over Rajasthan University leader’s MMS Video?
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi’s tweet celebrating the success of UPSC toppers has garnered more retweets than Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tweet on the same… Read More »Rahul Gandhi’s Tweet for UPSC toppers got more RT than PM Modi’s Tweet
In a sad turn of events, one of four cheetah cubs born in Kuno National Park (KNP) on March 29, 2023, has died. The cub,… Read More »One cheetah cub died in Kuno national park, this is the reason
In response to a recent order from the National Green Tribunal (NGT), in the case of Raja Muzaffar Bhat v. Union of India and Others,… Read More »Illegal mining crackdown: Jammu and Kashmir responds to NGT’s call
As per the study published in One Earth magazine, the world’s largest fossil fuel companies owe an annual amount of climate reparations of at least… Read More »Top 21 fossil fuel companies held liable for $5.4 trillion in climate reparations
In the midst of a heated exchange between prominent figures, Yogendra Yadav, co-founder of Swaraj India, was caught up in a social media altercation with… Read More »Why Chitra Tripathi and Yogendra Yadav fighting on Twitter?
On May 22 we celebrate International Biodiversity Day, which this 2023 has as its motto From agreement to action: rebuilding biodiversity. Biodiversity, also known as… Read More »Biodiversity Matters: World Biodiversity Day reminds us of our role
In a recent study published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, researchers have highlighted significant barriers to effective climate action posed by the limited accuracy… Read More »How good is data for tracking countries’ agricultural greenhouse gas emissions?
