Indigenous communities in J&K struggle with increasing lightning risks to livelihoods By Wahid Bhat and Rajeev Tyagi 25 Dec 2023 The alpine pastures in Jammu and Kashmir are picturesque – home to vibrant wildflowers and rare animals like the Hangul and Tibetan Antelope. Read More
In conversation with Toxics Links’ Priti Mahesh: ‘You can’t recycle your way out of plastic waste’ By Rajeev Tyagi 23 Mar 2024 A recent study, by Toxics Link, found that 86% of toys & 67% of FCM made from recycled plastics contain at least one chemical. Read More
Between forest conservation and livelihood, exist forest villages of Madhya Pradesh By Rajeev Tyagi 15 Mar 2024 Forest village Yar Nagar, Madhya Pradesh, learn about challenges faced by the villagers living amidst lush green forests. Read More
How is bio-medical waste disposed of in Sehore City? By Rajeev Tyagi 07 Mar 2024 The bio-medical waste generated in Sehore district is processed by Environment Protection Corporation situated in Sehore City. Read More
Bancha, Betul: Improper maintenance fails India’s First Solar Village By Rajeev Tyagi 05 Mar 2024 In 2021, Bancha village of the Betul district of Madhya Pradesh, become a solar village, and was discussed profoundly. Read More
India’s renewable energy expansion posing threats to its grid stability By Rajeev Tyagi 28 Feb 2024 Transmission of Renewable Energy – Learn about the power challenges & guarantees of grid stability in India. Read More
In conversation with Anirban Guha, on India's Indigenous lightning detection system By Rajeev Tyagi 10 Feb 2024 Anirban Guha, a Professor in the Department of Physics, at Tripura University, has developed an indigenous lightning detection system Read More
Arikamedu, ancient Indo-Roman trading port in South India, is in a dilapidated state By Rajeev Tyagi 09 Feb 2024 Some 7 km away from the city of Pondicherry, the extravagant ruins of once an Indo-Roman trading port come into sight i.e. Arikamedu. Read More
Not LPG, through solar-powered cooking, India can achieve net zero! By Rajeev Tyagi 06 Feb 2024 Still, even 58 years after it was introduced, about 43% of the population does not use LPG as their primary cooking fuel. Solar cooking would make our fight against climate change more inclusive and efficient. Read More
Mud house trend is growing, but skilled artisans face unemployment By Rajeev Tyagi 04 Feb 2024 Unemployment in rural India is impacting many local artisans. Learn how mud house building can help create employment opportunities. Read More