DH Cartoon Highlights Flood Crisis in Bengaluru
A Deccan Herald cartoon depicts Bengaluru's flooding woes, criticizing poor urban planning and infrastructure. The artwork underscores citizens' struggles with waterlogging.
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Untreated Sewage in Nag River Polluting Gosikhurd Dam
Nagpur Municipal Corporation confirms untreated sewage from Nag River pollutes Gosikhurd Dam, raising environmental and health concerns, with major infrastructure gaps exposed.
Pope Francis Challenges Trump on Immigration and Climate
In a pointed critique, Pope Francis challenges US President Donald Trump's policies on immigration and climate change, urging a more compassionate and scientifically informed approach.
Karnataka Panel Proposes Cooling Centres and Work Breaks
A Karnataka panel recommends cooling centres and work breaks to combat heatwaves, including cool rooms in hospitals and ORS distribution at public places.
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Bengaluru's Wettest April Day: 11cm Rain Could Meet 2-Week Need
Bengaluru received 11cm of rain in an hour, the wettest April day ever. The 0.75 tmcft water could have filled 30,000 pools and met city needs for a fortnight, but was wasted due to paved surfaces.
Prayagraj Gets Relief from Heat as Temperatures Drop Sharply
Prayagraj experienced a sharp temperature drop with overcast skies and light showers, offering relief from heatwave-like conditions. Maximum temperature settled at 31.6°C, nine degrees below normal.
30,000 Fish Fingerlings Released into Ganga at Sangam
The ICAR-CIFRI released 30,000 fish fingerlings of Indian major carp species into the Ganga at Sangam Nose under the NMCG to boost fish diversity and restore river ecology.
Bengaluru to Experience Sharp Weather Swings in April 2026
Bengaluru is set for extreme weather in April 2026, with sharp temperature swings and possible heatwaves, as per IMD forecasts.
Bengaluru Rain Ordeal: Was Wednesday Just the Beginning?
Bengaluru faced severe waterlogging and traffic chaos after Wednesday's heavy rain. Experts warn of more such events due to climate change and poor infrastructure, urging immediate action.
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Gusty Winds and Thunderstorm Disrupt Power in Lucknow
Strong winds and mild thunderstorms caused power outages across multiple zones in Lucknow, with emergency shutdowns and breakdowns affecting residential areas on Thursday evening.
Tigress and Last Cub Die at Kanha Reserve Amid Suspected CDV
A tigress and her last surviving cub died at Kanha Tiger Reserve, likely from canine distemper virus. Three other cubs died earlier. State tiger deaths reach 30 this year.
Crop Residue Burning Spikes in Punjab, Haryana
Crop residue burning has sharply increased in Punjab and Haryana as farmers rush to clear fields for paddy season. Over 1,400 cases in Punjab and 1,565 in Haryana have been reported, with a majority in the last three days.
Shipping Largest Source of Lead Pollution in Goa: Study
A new study reveals that shipping emissions account for 32-34% of airborne lead in Goa, making it the largest human-made source of this toxic metal. Vehicles and waste burning also contribute significantly.
Barnawapara Sanctuary Uses Data-Driven Water System for Wildlife
Barnawapara wildlife sanctuary in Raipur implements a data-driven water management system, mapping over 240 sources to ensure water availability every five sq km, with real-time monitoring and quality checks.
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Coimbatore Green Schools Report for Three Schools
Coimbatore district has prepared a detailed report for the green schools programme in three select schools, part of 100 govt schools shortlisted for transformation under Tamil Nadu Climate Change Mission.
Mercury Spikes Impact Blood Flow: Heat Stress and Heart Attack Link
New research reveals how rising mercury levels impair blood flow and increase heart attack risk, especially in older adults losing nitric oxide responsiveness.
Panama Gulf Upwelling Fails for First Time in 40 Years
In 2025, the Gulf of Panama's upwelling system failed for the first time in 40 years, disrupting nutrient-rich waters and alarming scientists about climate change impacts.
BSG Sustainability Conclave: Collective Action for Climate
BSG's 5th Sustainability Conclave emphasized collective action for climate-resilient communities, featuring experts discussing sustainable practices, policy, and innovation.
Delhi-NCR Hailstorm Brings Relief from Heatwave
Delhi-NCR experienced a sudden hailstorm and rain on Thursday afternoon, providing relief from heatwave conditions. The city remains under a yellow alert despite the weather shift.
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India's Ethanol Push May Worsen Water Crisis
A new report warns that India's ambitious ethanol blending program could exacerbate the country's water crisis due to high water usage in sugarcane cultivation.
Mysuru Heatwave: Temperatures Soar 4-5°C Above Normal
Mysuru faces heatwave with temps 37-40°C, 4-5°C above normal. IMD warns of continued heat, thunderstorms. Lack of rain, green loss cited as causes.
700 Mumbai Trees Face Axe; Activists Appeal to CM Fadnavis
Environmental activists urge Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis to save 700 mature trees in Mumbai from felling, calling them vital for shade, oxygen, flood control, and pollution mitigation.
Delhi April Heatwave Less Severe Than 2025, AQI Improves
Delhi's April 2025 saw fewer heatwaves and lower pollution than previous years, with average max temp at 37°C vs 39°C in 2025. Rain and winds helped keep AQI at 179.4.
Nagpur River Cleanup Faces Sludge Disposal Crisis
Nagpur Municipal Corporation's river rejuvenation drive faces a critical gap as only 23% of excavated sludge has been transported, risking monsoon washback.
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Maharashtra Halts Lohardongri Mine Project Over Legal, Eco Issues
Maharashtra government put the Lohardongri iron ore mining project on hold due to legal proceedings and environmental concerns. The Bombay High Court recorded the decision, barring future mining without permission.
Indore's 60 MW Solar Plant Inaugurated by CM
Indore Municipal Commission's 60 MW solar plant at Jalud was inaugurated by CM Mohan Yadav. Funded via green bonds, it saves Rs 4 crore monthly in electricity bills.
Tambaram Lakes Shrink 44%, Residents Face Water Crisis
Tambaram's five major lakes have shrunk by 44% due to encroachments and pollution, worsening the water crisis. The corporation supplies only 75 MLD against a demand of 130 MLD, with infrastructure gaps persisting.
Haryana Ramps Up Disaster Preparedness Ahead of Monsoon
Haryana government intensifies disaster preparedness measures ahead of monsoon season, including setting up control rooms and deploying rescue teams.
Ahmedabad Ties Hottest April Day at 44.8°C Amid Heat Wave
Ahmedabad experienced one of its hottest April days with 44.8°C, matching last year's record. The city has seen 18 consecutive days above 40°C, raising concerns about urban heat island effects.
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Probes into 88 tiger deaths face administrative burial
An RTI response reveals that investigations into 88 tiger deaths across India have been stalled due to administrative delays, raising concerns about wildlife conservation efforts.
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