Gurugram's rapid urbanization has transformed its natural drainage system, leading to severe waterlogging. The Sahibi River, once a lifeline, now struggles to manage the city's runoff.
Vivek Menon spent 30 years creating 101 elephant corridors across India mapping paths, engaging communities, and shaping policy to ensure these majestic yet vulnerable animals can roam freely and live...
Punjab’s perennial rivers and heavy monsoons, combined with ageing embankments, silted dams, faulty water releases, and weak coordination, make flooding nearly inevitable—unless governance and infrastructure are urgently overhauled.
On the night of September 7–8, the Moon will turn a fiery red during one of the longest total lunar eclipses in years visible across India and much of the...
India employs classical biological control importing parasitoid wasps like Anagyrus lopezi to curb invasive threats such as the cassava mealybug, promoting sustainable pest management.
Flowing 850 km from Chhattisgarh to Odisha, Mahanadi sustains agriculture and hydropower yet faces ecological stress and interstate disputes prompting conservation and dialogue.
Recurrent extreme weather events expose gaps in governance from outdated infrastructure to weak data systems. Proactive climate-proofing and planning are no longer optional.
Delhi, Gurugram, Chandigarh flooded and crumbling not from extreme rains, but a planning mindset that treats cities as finished not evolving structures.
