Satara Wetlands Attract Thousands of Migratory Birds
The Asian Waterbird Census 2026 recorded 3,706 birds of 150 species in Satara's wetlands, highlighting their importance on the Central Asian Flyway amid conservation concerns.
Category : Climate Change
Ukraine to Hold Talks with US and Russia, Says Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has declared that Ukraine will engage in diplomatic talks with both the United States and Russia, aiming to address ongoing conflicts and seek peaceful resolutions in the region.
Egypt-India Economic Potential Over $30 Billion Per Year
Egypt's Ambassador to India highlights the significant untapped economic potential between the two nations, estimating it to be not less than $30 billion annually, with opportunities in trade, investment, and strategic sectors.
Cold Wave, Fog in Punjab, Haryana; Day Temps Above Normal
Cold wave conditions and dense fog continue in Punjab and Haryana, with Hoshiarpur and Sonipat recording 3.3°C, the lowest in plains. Day temperatures, however, are significantly above normal, with Chandigarh at 26.3°C. IMD predicts fog and possible rainf
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Himachal Targets Geothermal Energy for Green State Goal
Himachal Pradesh government announces plans to tap geothermal resources in Manikaran, Kasol, and Tattapani as part of its strategy to become a Green Energy State by 2026, reducing fossil fuel dependence.
Leopard Enters Shimla Building, Captured on CCTV
A leopard was recorded on CCTV calmly entering a multi-storey residential building in Shimla's Navbahar area late Wednesday night, climbing to the second floor before leaving without incident.
Alfie Date's Penguin Sweaters: 110-Year-Old's Viral Legacy
The heartwarming tale of Alfred 'Alfie' Date, Australia's oldest man who knitted tiny wool jumpers for oil-affected penguins, continues to inspire globally, highlighting grassroots conservation efforts.
Western Disturbance to Affect North Gujarat Weather
The Western Disturbance is set to impact weather patterns across north Gujarat and parts of Kutch, with light rainfall likely in Kutch, Banaskantha, and Patan. Ahmedabad recorded temperatures above normal, with IMD forecasting fluctuations in minimum temp
Delhi's Warmest Jan Day in 7 Years, AQI Improves
Delhi experienced its warmest January day in seven years with temperatures reaching 27.1°C, seven degrees above normal. The air quality improved to 322 AQI, leading to the lifting of GRAP Stage-III restrictions. Rain is forecast for Friday.
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IIT Kharagpur Campus Draws Birders for Rare Pigeon Sightings
Photographers flock to IIT Kharagpur campus not for placements but to capture rare Pale-capped pigeons, with over 75 of these vulnerable birds spotted this year.
Katy Perry's Space Flight Triggers Climate Debate at Davos
Pop star Katy Perry faces criticism for climate hypocrisy after her 2025 space tourism flight while attending environmental talks at Davos. The controversy highlights celebrity environmental impact.
Shirin Ebadi's Apology for Iran's 1979 Revolution
Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi expresses regret for supporting Iran's 1979 revolution, which promised democracy but led to decades of repression and control under the Islamic Republic.
Santragachhi Jheel STP Project Progresses, Faces Railway Delays
West Bengal government informs NGT that sewage treatment plant and garland drain work at Santragachhi Jheel is 22% complete, with overall project expected by August 31. Railway permission delays reported.
Canadian Backpacker Dies on K'gari, Dingo Attack Suspected
The father of 19-year-old Canadian traveler Piper James pays tribute after her body was found on K'gari. Police investigate whether she drowned or was attacked by dingoes, potentially marking Australia's first dingo-related fatality in over 25 years.
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Winter Birding in NCR: Migratory Birds Draw Enthusiasts
As winter sets in, NCR's wetlands come alive with migratory birds from Siberia, Europe, and Russia. Birdwatchers document species like northern lapwing and bar-headed geese, facing challenges from fog and pollution.
Whale Shark Spotted Near Visakhapatnam Coast
Scuba divers from Dive Adda witnessed a rare whale shark sighting near Chinna Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam. The 10-meter endangered marine creature was observed for 5 minutes at a depth of 4 meters.
India Energy Week 2026 in Goa: PM Modi to Inaugurate
India Energy Week 2026, the country's largest international energy conclave, will be held in Goa from January 27-30 with over 75,000 delegates from 120+ countries. PM Narendra Modi will inaugurate the event virtually, focusing on balancing economic growth
Goa Villagers Protest Wetland Destruction in Chimbel Project
Residents of Chimbel in Goa allege the government is disregarding environmental concerns in a proposed project on government land, claiming construction over 25,000sqm would destroy vital wetlands and contradict official statements about the development.
Goa MLA Warns Public Apathy Hurting Environmental Protection
Vasco MLA Krishna Salkar expresses concern over declining citizen participation in environmental issues, citing poor turnout at public hearings despite serious pollution affecting thousands in Goa.
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Net Zero Summit 2026: Experts Chart Path to Carbon Neutrality
At the International Net Zero Summit 2026 in Panaji, experts emphasized radical emission cuts, residual emission removal, and time-bound commitments as essential for achieving Net Zero targets globally.
Delhi Bird Census: 142 Species Found, Wetlands Under Threat
The Asian Waterbird Census in Delhi documented 142 avian species this winter, with over 18,000 birds counted. While highlighting ecological richness, experts warn of threats from urban pressure, sand mining, and pollution to fragile wetlands.
Leopard Kills 4-Year-Old Boy in Pilibhit Sugarcane Field
A four-year-old boy was mauled to death by a leopard in a sugarcane field in Pilibhit's Kheri district. Forest officials have deployed teams and traps to capture the animal.
Committee Formed to Address Human-Elephant Conflict in Malnad
A joint committee covering Hassan, Chikkamagaluru and Kodagu districts has been formed to press for permanent solutions to escalating human-elephant conflicts, proposing relief programs and a dedicated elephant rehabilitation board.
Nagaland Bans Forest Burning as Fires Surge
Nagaland's fire department has banned all forest burning after recording 188 fire cases in 2025. The ban targets hunters, campers, and miscreants during the dry season.
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Kashmir Valley, Pir Panjal to Witness Heavy Snowfall from Friday
The India Meteorological Department forecasts significant snowfall in Kashmir Valley and Pir Panjal regions starting Friday, with back-to-back western disturbances expected to disrupt traffic and affect agriculture for nearly a week.
UP's First Predator-Proof House Cluster Launched in Bahraich
Uttar Pradesh launches its first Predator-Proof House Cluster (PPHC) in Bahraich's Lohra village to protect residents from leopard and tiger attacks, featuring solar-powered alarms and motion-sensing lights.
TN Wind Policy Revised to Regain Top Spot from Gujarat
Tamil Nadu government's revised wind repowering policy extends turbine lifespan to 25 years and reduces development charges to boost installed capacity and attract investors.
Uttara Kannada Coast Sees Surge in Tern and Gull Populations
Birders report a 10-20% increase in tern and gull sightings along Uttara Kannada coastline, attributed to favorable migratory conditions and climate factors during Asian Waterbird Census.
859 of 1,063 Saplings Surviving in West Delhi Parks
Forest department inspection reveals 859 compensatory saplings surviving in Paschim Vihar parks, with replacement underway for 204 dried trees. Report highlights need for regular cleaning and tree guards.
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Uttarakhand Villagers Set Fires to Scare Away Big Cats
In Nainital, Uttarakhand, villagers are deliberately igniting forest fires to drive away tigers and leopards encroaching on settlements, highlighting a severe human-wildlife conflict crisis exacerbated by administrative neglect and climate change.
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