India’s Tiger Reserves Just Got a New Global Financing Partner — Here’s What the IBCA-ADB Deal Means
India is home to roughly 75% of the world’s wild tigers — a fact that gets repeated often enough that […]
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India’s First-Ever National Water Summit Just Set the Template for How States Should Manage It
For a resource that touches every single sector of the economy — agriculture, industry, drinking water, sanitation, disaster preparedness —
India’s Biggest Beach Cleanup Is Back — Inside Swachh Sagar, Surakshit Sagar 5.0
India has 11,098 kilometres of coastline touching nine states and four Union Territories — one of the longest national coastlines
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India and Germany Just Signed a Wetlands Pact — Here’s What’s Actually in It
Eighteen years after it first began meeting, the highest-level environmental dialogue between India and Germany produced its most concrete deliverable
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A 25-Year Water Dispute Just Ended — What the Bihar-Jharkhand Sone River Agreement Actually Means
Rivers don’t stop for state borders, which is exactly why so many of India’s longest-running water disputes are actually border
115 Lakh Hectares and Counting: How “Per Drop More Crop” Is Quietly Rewiring Indian Irrigation
More than 80% of the water India has available goes to agriculture. And yet, of the country’s net sown area,
India Just Took Its Snow Leopard Science to Moscow — Here’s Why That Matters for 718 Big Cats
On 26 August 2026, a small Indian delegation sat down with counterparts from Russia’s Academy of Sciences in Moscow to
India at UNCCD COP17: Inside the Country’s Pitch to Restore 26 Million Hectares of Degraded Land
Every two years, the countries that signed the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) gather to compare notes on one
Chennai Is Getting India’s First “Ring-Main” Water System — Built With a $230 Million Climate Loan
Chennai’s relationship with water has been defined by extremes. In 2019, the city made international headlines when its reservoirs ran