The central government plans to set up thousands of bio-inputs resource centres (BRCs) to help farmers transition to natural farming.
However
Deficient monsoon rainfall hits paddy farmers in parts of north India
Sherpuri Goswami owns slightly more than a hectare of land and is a ‘small’ farmer. The landholding is not enough to meet the needs of his family
A blooming tale of transformation
A Coonoor-based civil society group took over the town’s solid waste management five years ago, transforming the open municipal dumpyard into
Increasing summer temperatures impacting birds in Indian cities
Intense summer heat affected animals in some cities across India, particularly birds, causing dehydration and other heat-associated illnesses.
Eleven new biosphere reserves added to global list
The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Friday designated 11 new biosphere reserves, recognizing their importance for con
Amit Ghosh Addresses high-level policy dialogue on ‘Deciphering the Interlinkage of Climate Change, Hunger and Poverty’
The objective of the event was to delve into bringing climate action, poverty reduction, and hunger alleviation closer together and present a vital op
India Water Foundation At UN Human Rights Council Highlights Progress In Sanitation And Rights To Water
Geneva: India Water Foundation highlighted the country’s commendable progress in the field of sanitation and rights to water at the 54th Session of
Forests face increasing risk of wildfires and pests due to climate change
The world’s forests are becoming increasingly susceptible to wildfires and pests due to climate change, according to a new report by the UN Food and
