environment

India triples renewable energy capacity to 232 GW in decade, emerging as global leader

Massive growth in solar, wind, and biopower sectors, along with falling tariffs and increased manufacturing, has propelled India to surpass Germany and become a global leader in renewable energy.

Govt picks 10 freight corridors for electric and hydrogen truck deployment

India launches genome-edited rice varieties to boost yields and combat climate change

India set to ease nuclear liability laws to attract US giants, power $500 billion trade ambitions

Eyes of wild: Wildlife Institute analyzing first-ever footage from camera-collared leopard in India

The 1,000 footages, captured in Maharashtra’s Junnar region, offers rare insights into leopard behavior and movement, aiming to support research on rising human-wildlife conflict in rural landscapes.

Unseasonal downpour claims over 90 lives in Bihar and UP, casualties in Nepal too

Indian Meteorological Department issues multi-hazard alert as deadly storms and lightning pound worst-hit Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh — heat waves scorch the west while eastern and central India brace for severe thunderstorms.

Hyderabad police arrest journalist covering 'Save City Forest' protests

South First journalist Sumit Jha was detained while covering student protests at the University of Hyderabad against the Telangana government's plan to clear forest land for development.

Telangana’s green battle: SC halts deforestation amid alarming reports of environmental destruction in Kancha Gachibowli

The report submitted by the Telangana High Court's Registrar (Judicial) highlighted alarming environmental destruction, detailing extensive tree felling, use of heavy machinery, and wildlife fleeing due to habitat disruption in Kancha Gachibowli.

Actor Dia Mirza stands with Hyderabad students: Development at cost of biodiversity is destruction

Backing Hyderabad Central University students protesting the redevelopment of 400 acres of forested land in Gachibowli, Mirza said students are raising their voices for a greener future.

March 21: First-ever World Glaciers Day highlights escalating climate threat

Backed by the United Nations, this global observance sheds light on the critical role glaciers play in sustaining nearly 2 billion people — and the race to save them from irreversible loss.