Category : Climate Change


Maharashtra to Plant 300 Crore Trees in 5 Years

Maharashtra government announces massive 300 crore tree plantation initiative over five years, with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis establishing Green Maharashtra Authority to oversee the ambitious environmental program.

Haryana Launches Ecoacoustics & Bird Festival

Haryana becomes India's first state to adopt ecoacoustics, recording natural sounds in wetlands and parks to monitor biodiversity. The initiative launched alongside a statewide bird festival.

Delhi's Coldest Feb Day in 4 Years: Fog Hits, AQI Improves

Delhi recorded its coldest February day in four years with maximum temperature at 17.5°C. Dense fog reduced visibility to 100 meters, but improved AQI to 210, though still in 'Poor' category. Temperatures expected to rise by weekend.

Hulas Khera Wetland Clean-Up Drive in Lucknow

On World Wetlands Day, the Hulas Khera wetland in Mohanlalganj witnessed a significant clean-up and awareness initiative led by the Gomti Task Force and BBAU's environmental science department.

Karela Lake Shrinks 90%, Threatens Lucknow Water

A scientific study reveals Karela Lake in Lucknow has lost over 90% of its area since 1976 due to urbanization and agriculture, raising alarms about groundwater depletion and biodiversity loss.

Epstein Files Unsealed: Millions of Pages Reveal Names

Millions of pages from the Jeffrey Epstein case have been unsealed, revealing connections to powerful figures globally. The documents detail allegations, flight logs, and communications, sparking renewed scrutiny and legal debates.

Chandrapur Air Pollution: 30 Unsafe Days in January

Chandrapur recorded unsafe air quality on 30 out of 31 days in January, with only one day meeting satisfactory standards. Environmental expert Prof. Suresh Chopane reveals winter conditions and pollution sources behind the crisis.

Khejri Bachao Andolan: Cross-Party Protest in Bikaner

Environmentalists, politicians, and citizens gathered in Bikaner for the Khejri Bachao Andolan, protesting tree felling for solar projects. Markets closed, schools had half-day holidays, and the peaceful sit-in continues at the collectorate.

Delhi's Pigeons Reveal Who Development Excludes

The sight of pigeons huddling on window ledges in Delhi's winter prompts a deeper inquiry into urban development, highlighting how it reshapes spaces, redistributes inconvenience, and normalizes exclusion for both wildlife and marginalized communities.

Nagpur Tiger Tourism to Gain Global Spotlight at Summit

Nagpur, India's tiger capital, will host the Global Big Cats Summit 2026, attracting 95 nations. This event aims to boost tiger tourism in Vidarbha and promote conservation through the International Big Cat Alliance.

Himachal CM Sukhu Sets 31% Forest Cover Target by 2030

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has instructed the forest department to create a time-bound plan to increase the state's forest cover from 29.5% to 31% by 2030, emphasizing native species and community participation.

DRDO Orange Avalanche Alert for Himachal Pradesh

The Defence Geoinformatics Research Establishment (DGRE) has issued an orange alert for avalanches in upper Himachal Pradesh, warning of 'Danger Level 3' conditions in four districts. Over 300 roads remain blocked due to heavy snowfall.

Tigress Dies in Sariska Territorial Conflict

A 5-year-old tigress, ST-28, was discovered dead in Sariska Tiger Reserve with multiple wounds from a territorial fight, likely involving her mother or another female tiger.

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