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Recurrent extreme weather events expose gaps in governance from outdated infrastructure to weak data systems.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.
New research finds that rivers form multiple channels when their banks erode faster than sediment is deposited reshaping flood management and ecological restoration.
Rapid urbanisation, subsidence, and climate pressures are sinking Indian metros like Mumbai and Ahmedabad - threatening infrastructure and millions’ livelihoods.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms fuel worsening traffic issues and flood alerts across Delhi, as Yamuna river levels climb steadily under an orange alert.
India’s Himalayan glaciers are vanishing Ladakh pioneers artificial ice-reservoirs while national plans lag, spotlighting the urgent need for adaptive, region-specific innovation.
