Seven Years, 12.68 Crore Taps: How the Jal Jeevan Mission Rewired Rural India’s Relationship with Water
Seven years ago, if you lived in rural India, the odds were roughly five to one that your home did […]
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World Environment Day: Theme, History, and India’s Initiatives
World Environment Day 2026 falls on June 5, hosted by Azerbaijan under the theme ‘Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.’ Explore its history, India’s Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam campaign, and how to take part.
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India’s Ship Recycling Industry Just Became the World’s Biggest — Five Years Ahead of Schedule
There is a version of the circular economy that rarely makes it into the glossy sustainability reports: the business of
India Just Counted Its Elephants Using DNA for the First Time — and the Numbers Are a Wake-Up Call
Every 12 August, World Elephant Day arrives with the same reassuring statistic: India is home to nearly 60% of the
India Just Crossed 300 GW of Clean Power — More Than Half Its Entire Grid
Sometime before 31 July 2026, India’s electricity grid quietly crossed a threshold worth pausing on: more than half of the
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Inside Prakriti Gyan Dham: India’s First Eco-Educational Hub Turns a Botanical Garden Into a Living Classroom
Most conservation news comes with a number attached — hectares protected, species counted, crore rupees disbursed. This week’s story out
India Just Bet ₹23,731 Crore on Cow Dung — Inside the GOBARdhan Scheme
India imports nearly half of the natural gas it uses. A meaningful share of that gas — the kind that
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6.7 Lakh Small Businesses Are Quietly Cleaning Up Their Act — Here’s the Scheme Behind It
Sustainability policy in India tends to get talked about in the language of gigawatts and crore-rupee outlays — solar parks,
India Just Got a Conservation Plan for a Cat Most People Have Never Seen
Most of India’s marquee wildlife conservation stories revolve around a small cast of famous, camera-ready species: tigers, elephants, rhinos, snow
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