Category : Climate Change


Giant Crocodile Captured in Odisha Village Pond, 7th Incident

An 11-foot saltwater crocodile caused panic in Gupti village near Bhitarkanika National Park. Forest officials safely captured and released it. This marks the 7th such incident in six months. Read more about the rising human-animal conflict.

Rare Sirkeer Malkoha Bird Found in Uttarkashi

A rare Sirkeer Malkoha bird, typically found in plains, has been recorded for the first time in Uttarkashi district. Forest officials cite climate change as a possible cause. Discover the details.

Forest staffer, civilian killed in Assam elephant attack

A forester and a civilian were killed in a wild elephant attack near the India-Bhutan border in Assam. The incident underscores the urgent need for a long-term plan to manage human-elephant conflict in the region.

Fresh Snowfall in Himachal's Higher Reaches

Key passes and peaks in Himachal Pradesh, including Rohtang and Baralacha, receive fresh snowfall, bringing relief from dry spell and boosting tourism prospects. IMD predicts more.

Saudi Arabia's 10 Billion Tree Plan to Green the Desert

Saudi Arabia's Green Initiative aims to plant 10 billion trees and restore 74.8 million hectares of land, transforming its desert landscape and building climate resilience. Discover the science behind this massive project.

Anuradha Roy on Himalayan ecological crisis in new book

Author Anuradha Roy discusses her new non-fiction collection 'Called by the Hills', detailing the alarming signs of climate change in the Kumaon Himalayas and critiquing the greed driving environmental destruction.

Thwaites Glacier: New Findings on Antarctic Melt

Scientists offer new insights on Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier. While a complete collapse isn't imminent, the risk of irreversible melt later this century remains high unless emissions are cut. Explore the latest research.

NE Monsoon 2025 Ends Near Normal, Says IMD

India's southern peninsula recorded near-normal northeast monsoon rainfall in 2025, with 283.4 mm, just 3.7% below average. Cyclone Montha boosted October rains. Read the full IMD report.

Pune Citizens Allege PMC Rushing Hill Road Environmental Study

Pune citizens group VTBKS accuses PMC of compressing timelines for Balbharati-Paud Phata road's environmental clearance. Allegations include a rushed tender and limited one-season study. PMC denies claims, citing due process. Read the full story.

Rajasthan's Sambhar Lake Festival Faces Legal Scrutiny

Rajasthan's tourism festival at Sambhar Lake faces fierce opposition from conservationists for violating wetland protection laws during a critical bird breeding season. Learn about the legal battle and ecological impact.

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