Gulmarg Ski Resort: Artificial Snow and Synthetic Slopes Planned
Gulmarg's ski season shrinks due to erratic snowfall. J&K government plans artificial snow-making and synthetic slopes to save winter tourism. Bids invited for feasibility studies.
Category : Climate Change
Rockslide at Jog Falls Sparks Concern, Officials Deny
A possible massive rockslide at Jog Falls' Rocket Falls section has raised alarm among locals and tourists, but officials refute the claims, citing no evidence found during inspection.
Punjab, Haryana Record Highest Single-Day Stubble Burning
Punjab and Haryana saw a sharp spike in crop residue burning on Saturday, with 644 and 476 cases respectively, marking the highest single-day counts this wheat harvest season.
Tyre Burst in Koppal Kills One, Injures Seven Devotees
A passenger vehicle overturned on NH near Bahaddur Bandi village in Koppal after a tyre burst, killing one and injuring seven devotees from Dharwad to Anjanadri.
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NDMA Alert Test Reaches Limited Users in Andhra
A nationwide test of the Centre's mobile-based emergency alert system saw limited reach in parts of Andhra Pradesh, with officials clarifying the pilot was conducted in selected areas of the Amaravati capital region.
US Withdraws Support for IMO Global Carbon Tax
The US has withdrawn support for a global carbon tax proposed by the IMO, despite a coalition pushing for it at MEPC 84. This move impacts climate negotiations.
Aerosols Cool Surface, Warm Air Across Subcontinent: Study
A new study reveals that aerosols in the atmosphere are reducing sunlight reaching Earth's surface, cooling it, but simultaneously warming the air across the Indian subcontinent.
Heatwave Impact: Extreme Temperatures Affect Mind and Body
As temperatures cross 45°C in parts of India, experts warn that extreme heat impacts mental health, sleep, and cognition, not just physical well-being.
Heatwave Murals in Delhi Demand National Disaster Status
On International Labour Day, three murals in East Delhi's Sundar Nagri highlight how extreme heat impacts workers. Greenpeace India's campaign demands heatwaves be declared a national disaster.
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India Tests New Disaster Alert System, Severe Message Sent
India successfully tests a new disaster alert system, sending a severe warning message to millions of citizens across the country to enhance emergency preparedness.
Madagascar's 180-Million-Year Isolation: A Biodiversity Hotspot
Madagascar's 180-million-year isolation from Gondwana led to unique evolution, with over 90% of species found nowhere else, making it a global biodiversity hotspot.
DH Cartoon: Don't Forget to Add Great Nicobar
A cartoon commentary on the Great Nicobar Island development project, highlighting environmental concerns and the need for sustainable progress in the region.
Over 1,000 Borewells Dry in Karnataka, 652 Villages Hit
Karnataka faces severe water shortage as over 1,000 borewells dry up and 652 villages grapple with acute scarcity, prompting government action.
Karnataka Heatwave: MGNREGS Workers Still Struggle
Despite deadly heatwaves, MGNREGS workers in Karnataka's Yadgir, Raichur, and Ballari districts continue working under harsh conditions due to lack of alternative income sources.
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IMD: Above Normal Heatwave Days in Parts of India in May
IMD's May forecast predicts above normal heatwave days in Himalayan foothills, eastern coast, Maharashtra, Gujarat, while most regions experience normal to below normal temperatures.
Telangana Heatwave: Munagala Sizzles at 45.5°C, Red Alert
Telangana continues to reel under intense heat with Munagala recording 45.5°C. Khammam and Peddapalli follow at 45.1°C. Red alert remains as temperatures surpass last year's peak.
Thane faces backlash over plan to remove 100-year-old banyan tree
Thane Municipal Corporation's proposal to remove a century-old banyan tree for a civic project sparks public outrage, with residents accusing the civic body of misleading the public and undermining green cover.
Haryana wheat stubble burning spikes 157% in April 2025
Wheat residue burning in Haryana surged 157% in April 2025 with 1,565 farm fires, up from 608 in 2024. Jind, Rohtak, and Jhajjar were top hotspots. Experts warn of year-round air quality threat.
Gurgaon Forms Committees to Prevent Stubble Burning
Gurgaon district forms multi-level committees to monitor and prevent wheat stubble burning, with strict penalties including fines, FIRs, and red entries on portal.
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Bhopal Heatwave Returns: Mercury to Rise Again After Brief Respite
After a brief cool spell, Bhopal faces rising temperatures again. The Met office warns of above-normal heat in May's last week, with thunderstorms expected in several districts.
Yamuna revival: Two proposals sent to MHA
Two proposals to restore Yamuna health have been submitted to MHA: a pipeline network to boost river flow and canal lining to plug water losses, aiming for steady environmental flow.
Punjab Worst in Crop Residue Burning Surpassing Others
Punjab has recorded 1,759 farm fire cases, surpassing Haryana's 1,709. Over 84% of incidents occurred in last five days. MP leads overall with 32,369 cases.
SC Crackdown: Vigilance Up in Chambal Gharial Sanctuary
Following Supreme Court's strict orders against illegal sand mining in UP, Rajasthan, and MP, vigilance has been heightened in the National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary. The court has directed installation of CCTV cameras and development of SOPs.
NGT Panel Probes Illegal Felling of 140 Trees in Barnala
A joint NGT committee visited a 25-acre site in Barnala to investigate allegations that the Improvement Trust illegally cut down nearly 140 old trees for commercial exploitation or housing.
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Underwater Robot Tracks Sperm Whale Conversations in Real Time
An underwater robot now tracks sperm whale conversations in real time, linking behavior to environmental pressures. This tech could inform policy decisions on ship speeds, rerouting, and fishing restrictions.
Kamala Nehru College: DU's First Zero-Waste Institution
Kamala Nehru College has become the first zero-waste institution under Delhi University, setting a benchmark for sustainable campus practices.
India's Intensifying Heatwave: El Niño and Climate Change
India faces severe heatwaves with temperatures hitting 46.9°C. El Niño threatens to worsen conditions, impacting health, economy, and daily life. Adaptation measures are crucial.
Gurgaon April Air Cleanest Since 2021, Still Unhealthy
Gurgaon's average AQI in April 2025 was 181, the cleanest since 2021, but still unhealthy. Despite excess rainfall, pollution remains high, far from the satisfactory benchmark of 100.
Gangotri Waste Plant Non-Operational Weeks After Pilgrimage Start
A Rs 2.25 crore waste disposal plant at Gangotri Dham remains shut weeks into the pilgrimage, with waste managed manually. The plant was closed in June 2023 due to pollution violations.
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Cartoon Commentary: India's Deluge of Issues
A satirical cartoon captures the overwhelming flood of challenges India faces, from politics to climate, highlighting the nation's struggle to stay afloat amid crises.
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