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A villager from Surjagad says as others begin their tale of the "laal jeher (red venom)" infiltrating their agricultural lands and turning their streams blood red. 

GR Interview | AMRIT filter- an acronym for Arsenic and Metal Removal through Indian Technology- was born from the research of Professor T Pradeep and his team

The recent glacier-lake outburst which destroyed the Chungthang dam in Sikkim, a critical part of the Teesta-III hydropower project on River Teesta, laid bare the lacunae in India’s mega power projects in the fragile Himalayas.

Antarctica’s ice shelves are melting, rapidly. A record 48 Antarctic ice shelves have shrunk by at least 30% since 1997, according to a new study published in the journal Scientific Advances.

The Baiga community in Chhattisgarh became the second Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG) in the state to be awarded Habitat Forest Rights under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006.

Escalating global warming, population growth, pollution, and changes in land use are pushing India to a rapidly growing problem of water stress. As per the Central Water Commission,

The study brings into focus community perspectives on Himalayan disasters and calls for a holistic interdisciplinary rethinking of the rapid development wreaking havoc in the entire region.

The compensatory afforestation is a unique legal requirement that seeks to offset the loss of forests due to infrastructural and industrial projects.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh on Monday inaugurated and inspected the newly built CM Rise School in Gulana village of Shajapur district.

Naturally, the scientific community has been looking for viable alternatives to replace cement and concrete. Particularly, recent years have seen a growing interest in using “mass timber” or structural timber.