Down To Earthby Rajat Ghai6 Sept 2026
Even as Nepal and the world still reel from the terrible tragedy of the ice-rock avalanche of August 26, 2026, in the country’s Rasuwa district near the Tibetan border, a biographical film on the...
Daily Express :by Harvey Jones6 Sept 2026
The UK already imports roughly 40% of the food we eat, leaving us vulnerable to global markets, wars and climate shocks. This summer showed just how vulnerable we are.
The Better Indiaby Nishtha Kawrani6 Sept 2026
Before a fruit or vegetable reaches our kitchen, it may have already gone through several stages of farming, harvesting and transportation.
Hindustan Timesby PTI6 Sept 2026
Justice Lokur flags poor implementation of FRA, PESA; says tribal rights being undermined New Delhi, Former Supreme Court Justice Madan B Lokur on Sunday flagged the inadequate implementation of...
National Heraldby NH Digital6 Sept 2026
Bihar floods: 1.685 million people affected across 11 districts According to official figures, floodwaters have affected 61 blocks and 300 gram panchayats across the state The flood situation in...
Down To Earthby K A Shaji6 Sept 2026
Two fatal tiger attacks in the O’ Valley near Gudalur have exposed the difficult intersection of wildlife corridors, plantations and densely populated settlements in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiris The...
New Indian Expressby G Subhash Chandra6 Sept 2026
CHITRADURGA: Sunday marked a significant milestone for the people of Chitradurga district as water from the Upper Bhadra Project was released through the Chitradurga Branch Canal, fulfilling a...
Phys.orgby Isabelle LEONG6 Sept 2026
Haze emergency grips Malaysian Borneo town Acrid smoke hung heavily over the Malaysian town of Serian, seeping into homes and cloaking roadside stalls, as residents navigated an air-quality...
In My Own Styleby Holly6 Sept 2026
Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. This is where we will share the random stuff that captured our attention or inspired us that we found online. It’s officially fall, y’all!
BBC Newsby James W Kelly6 Sept 2026
- Published The Diana Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park - which has long been a popular place to cool down in hot weather - has been kept dry all summer due to a technical fault.
Mongabay Globalby Latoya Abulu6 Sept 2026
- A scientific collaboration between Australian scientists and First Nations Bardi Jawi rangers and elders has highlighted how fish species rely on the connectivity of reef and mangrove ecosystems.
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk6 Sept 2026
Rain lashed parts of Delhi on Sunday as a low-pressure area over southwest Uttar Pradesh and adjoining areas continued to influence weather conditions over the national capital, with the India...
New Indian Expressby Express News Service6 Sept 2026
VIJAYAWADA: In view of the continued non-compliance, the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board (APPCB) has imposed an Environmental Compensation of Rs 21.01 crore on the Andhra Paper Limited...
The Better Indiaby TBI Team6 Sept 2026
For a farmer, rain is supposed to be good news. But when a season's rain arrives in a few intense spells, followed by long periods of wet soil, it can become a threat.
National Heraldby NH Digital6 Sept 2026
Amid loss and uncertainty, Nepal flood survivors turn rescuers to help others I survived by luck.
BBC Newsby Richard Price6 Sept 2026
- Published A student has been using hair from a 120-year-old museum exhibit to help find new ways of solving wildlife crime.
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff6 Sept 2026
Connemara beats the Swiss Alps on trail density in new European coolcation ranking. New research places Connemara among Europe's best destinations for an active coolcation, with trail density...
New Indian Expressby S Nagaraja Rao6 Sept 2026
KADAPA: A Class X dropout from a remote village in Kadapa district has taken an unconventional farming experiment to the national stage.
New Indian Expressby S Bachan Jeet Singh6 Sept 2026
HYDERABAD: Several of Hyderabad’s once-polluted lakes, surrounded by garbage, sewage and overgrown vegetation, are getting a new lease of life with restoration works turning them into cleaner...
The Conversation Africaby Carlos Lopes, Professor at the Nelson Mandela School of Public Governance, University of Cape Town6 Sept 2026
African countries have committed themselves to cutting greenhouse gas emissions and protecting their people from the worsening effects of climate change.
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