Folklore Academy Appeals for Peace in West Asia Conflict
Punjabi scholars and writers from the Folklore Research Academy in Amritsar condemn the Iran-Israel-USA war, highlighting its impact on energy supplies and stranded Indians in the Middle East.
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UNESCO Exhibition in Amritsar Focuses on Biodiversity Conservation
UNESCO's 'Pockets of Hope' photo-story exhibition in Amritsar showcases biosphere reserves, emphasizing the urgent need for ecosystem conservation and sustainable development amid climate challenges.
SC Closes Historic 1985 Air Pollution PIL, Ending Landmark Case
The Supreme Court has concluded the historic MC Mehta PIL filed in 1985, which reshaped Delhi-NCR's environmental governance through CNG vehicles, industrial closures, and pollution control measures.
India Inc Lacks Skills for Net-Zero Transition, Study Finds
A new report by IMT Ghaziabad and UNGCNI reveals that while Indian companies are embracing sustainability, they lack the organizational capacity and skilled professionals needed to turn climate commitments into action.
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Explosions at Tehran Quds Day March; Leaders Join Crowds
Massive Quds Day rallies in Tehran and Mashhad saw explosions and smoke, but thousands marched defiantly with Iranian leaders present, vowing resistance amid US-Israeli strikes.
Maharashtra Loses 675 Leopards: Accidents, Poaching Major Threats
RTI data reveals Maharashtra lost 675 leopards from 2021-2026, with accidents and poaching as leading causes. Nashik and Pune regions account for nearly half of deaths, highlighting human-wildlife conflict.
Shepherd Killed in Tiger Attack in Chandrapur, Forest Patrols Increased
A 37-year-old shepherd was killed by a tiger in Chandrapur's Fisakuti village. The incident has alarmed local residents as forest officials increase patrols and install camera traps to monitor wildlife movement.
Gaddi Shepherds Migrate Early to Chamba Due to Heat
Gaddi shepherds in Himachal Pradesh have started their annual migration to higher pastures in Chamba a month early, citing rising temperatures and shrinking grazing lands as key factors disrupting their traditional cycle.
Maharashtra: 41 Tiger Deaths in 2025, Minister Details Conservation
Maharashtra forest minister Ganesh Naik reported 41 tiger deaths in 2025, with national toll at 166. Details on Pench Reserve cases, anti-poaching measures, and new wildlife crime initiatives revealed.
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Kolkata Temperature Hits Season's High, Rain Relief Expected
Kolkata's maximum temperature soared to 33.7°C on Friday, the season's highest, with a sharp rise from Thursday. Met officials predict thundershowers from Sunday, likely bringing a 2°C-3°C drop in mercury levels.
Beirut Professor Details Anxiety After University Bombing
A Lebanese University professor shares the psychological toll and daily struggles after a bombing killed two colleagues, highlighting the impact of regional conflicts on academic life in Beirut.
UK Society Builds Home for Elderly Farmer in Bathinda
Elderly farmer Mahinder Kaur receives a newly constructed two-room house in Bahadurgarh Jandia village from a UK-based philanthropic society. The family's previous home was nearly 50 years old and dilapidated.
Panel Moves NGT Over Green Belt Order Non-Compliance in Ludhiana
The Public Action Committee has filed an execution application with the National Green Tribunal, alleging authorities failed to comply with orders to protect green belts in Ludhiana, with new violations reported.
Navi Mumbai: Illegal Tree Cutting Stopped, FIR to be Filed
Residents and environmentalists in Navi Mumbai stopped the unauthorized cutting of 17 mature trees at NRI-Seawoods Complex. NMMC will file an FIR for violating tree protection laws, as nests were destroyed during breeding season.
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High Faecal Coliform in Goa's Mandovi River Near Casinos
Water samples near Goa's Mandovi River casinos tested by the GSPCB reveal faecal coliform levels exceeding permissible limits since 2022, with some months showing up to 200% higher contamination.
Bihar Man Plants 10 Lakh Saplings, Earns 'Green Guardian' Title
Gajendra Yadav from West Champaran has transformed barren lands into lush greenery by planting more than 10 lakh saplings over two decades, despite health and financial challenges.
Bihar Permits Alternative Fuels for Small Units Due to Energy Crisis
Bihar State Pollution Control Board issues a one-month advisory allowing hospitality and restaurant sectors to use biomass, coal, and kerosene to ease PNG and LPG supply pressures from West Asia conflict disruptions.
Climate Change Overrides La Niña, India Faces Early Heatwaves
India is experiencing an unusually early onset of summer with heatwaves emerging weeks ahead of schedule. Experts say climate change is overriding traditional weather cycles like La Niña, leading to shrinking winters and erratic patterns.
Nagaland Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain Alert Till March 15
Nagaland faces unstable weather with scattered thunderstorms, lightning, and intermittent rainfall in multiple districts until March 15. NSDMA urges caution and high alert for authorities.
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Greenland Foreign Minister Quits as Party Leaves Coalition
Greenland's foreign minister Vivian Motzfeldt resigns after her party Siumut withdraws from the ruling coalition, amid key diplomatic talks with the US.
Chas Among 60 Cities for National River Management Plan
Chas in Bokaro has been chosen for the Urban River Management Plan under the Ganga River Basin Initiative. The plan focuses on pollution control and sustainable management of the Garga River and local water bodies.
Odisha Pollution Board Seals Explosives Unit in Jharsuguda
The Odisha State Pollution Control Board has sealed an industrial explosives manufacturing unit in Jharsuguda district following repeated complaints and alleged violations of environmental norms. Officials acted after observing non-compliance despite warn
Himachal's Earliest Heat Wave in 5 Years Sparks Climate Worries
Himachal Pradesh experienced its earliest heat wave in at least five years on March 6, with temperatures soaring above 30°C in nine weather stations. Meteorologists cite anti-cyclonic circulation and warm winds from Pakistan as causes, while environmental
Mysuru: Organized Crime Suspected in Illegal Tree Felling
Mysuru forest authorities suspect an organized crime syndicate behind the illegal axing of 46 trees at Hejjige village. A special team has been formed to investigate the case, with activists criticizing government departments for failing to protect the en
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Biogas from Waste Offers Relief as LPG Prices Soar in Guwahati
As LPG cylinder prices spike in Guwahati, waste management experts propose converting household and commercial wet waste into biogas through modern anaerobic digestion plants, reducing dependency on traditional fuels.
Two Indians Killed in Iranian Drone Attack in Oman
Two Indian nationals were killed and several others injured in an Iranian drone attack in Oman, confirmed by the Ministry of External Affairs. The incident has raised international concerns.
IMD Downgrades Mumbai Heatwave Alert to 'Hot & Humid'
IMD revised Mumbai's weather warning from heatwave to 'hot and humid conditions' after temperatures spiked, with Santacruz hitting 37°C. Experts predict more heatwave days ahead.
Wild Elephant Returns to Chikkamagaluru, Damages Crops
A wild elephant has been spotted in Narasimharaja taluk villages after five months, damaging crops and disrupting daily life. Villagers urge foresters to drive it away amid transport woes.
Iran Conflict Triggers Cooking Gas Shortage, Induction Stove Rush in Vijayawada
The ongoing Iran conflict has caused an unexpected cooking gas shortage in Vijayawada, leading to a dramatic surge in demand for induction stoves and compatible cookware as residents and eateries scramble for alternatives.
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Ladakh, Budgam Rallies for Youm-e-Quds Support Palestine, Iran
Thousands gathered in Budgam and Leh on Friday for Youm-e-Quds, expressing solidarity with Palestine and Iran, and protesting recent strikes. Rallies highlighted regional unity and condemnation of attacks on Islamic leadership.
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