How India’s Food Prices Rose This September
The News Minuteby Vijay Jadhav·1d ago
In September 2026, a kilogram of onion cost 93% more than last year, while sugar prices were up 28% and rice was up about 8%, on average, according to ISignal’s Food Price Watch dashboard, which...
People need relief during festive season, but they are burdened: Harish Rao on Telangana electricity charges hike
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·1d ago
HYDERABAD Deputy Floor Leader of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in the Telangana Assembly and former minister T.
Traffic pollution cost Gurugram’s children nearly 95,000 school days in 2025: Study
Down To Earthby DTE Staff·1d ago
Exhaust from vehicles on Gurugram’s roads caused one in four of the new asthma cases linked to air pollution among the Delhi satellite town’s children and teenagers in 2025 and made them miss an...
Scientists who put faith in technology less likely to take climate action
World news | The Guardianby Matthew Taylor·1d ago
Scientists who believe technology will largely solve the problems caused by the climate crisis are less likely to engage in civic action on the issue, according to a study.
‘It’s hard to imagine the fires of July’: a bike ride through the Cairngorms in Scotland
Travel | The Guardianby Ailsa Sheldon·1d ago
In the Cairngorms national park, the bracken is changing from dark green to russet and umber. Birch leaves are lined with gold, while the Scots pines remain proudly green.
Birds need your help this October – 5 ways to support robins, finches and songbirds
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·1d ago
Wildlife experts have revealed five essential tasks gardeners should complete to help support birds in October. For many gardeners, nothing brings more joy than attracting birds to a garden.
Death of anti-plague lab worker in Russia prompts quarantines and international concern
Mongabay Globalby Shreya Dasgupta·2d ago
The reported death of a 28-year-old laboratory technician in eastern Siberia has triggered regional quarantines and international attention over fears of the cause of death and a lack of...
Slink skin factory manager takes on regional council in the Environment Court
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·2d ago
A Southland slink skin factory manager facing environmental charges has taken on the regional council in the Environment Court, arguing restrictions on his business are unjustified.
Andhra's Neradi barrage works to take off soon
New Indian Expressby Sreenu Babu Pativada·2d ago
PARVATHIPURAM-MANYAM/SRIKAKULAM: The long-cherished dreams of farmers in Srikakulam and Parvathipuram-Manyam are likely to come true as the government sanctions Rs 641.10 crore to build the Neradi...
Tinubu congratulates India’s PM on 25 years in public leadership
Premium Timesby Beloved John·2d ago
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the 25th anniversary of his assumption of office as head of government.
From stagnation to progress: Transformation of Purvanchal and revival of Bhadohi’s carpet industry
New Indian Expressby Piyush Kumar Baranwal·2d ago
The year 2017 marks a decisive turning point in the political and socio-economic history of Uttar Pradesh.
Puffin island Lundy on cusp of closure as it runs out of water
BBC Newsby Zhara Simpson·2d ago
- Published Famed for its puffins, the picture-perfect island of Lundy attracts birdwatchers from all over.
Dead seabird tests carried out after Port of Tyne nurdle spill
BBC Newsby Andy Watson·2d ago
- Published Research is being carried out to find out how a microplastic spillage has affected coastal sea bird populations.
Historic Lolla Locks reconstruction work begins in Konaseema district
New Indian Expressby KV Sailendra·2d ago
RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM: The historic Lolla Locks, a vital irrigation infrastructure serving the Godavari Middle Delta and Konaseema, are set for a major transformation with the commencement of...
New island emerges in Caspian Sea as water levels continue to fall
Euronewsby Meruyert Zhakiyanova·2d ago
Scientists warn that parts of the northern Caspian could face an Aral Sea-like scenario, while climate change and human water use are adding pressure on the region.
Residents of kibbutz destroyed in 7 October Hamas attacks grapple with how to rebuild
BBC Newsby Yolande Knell·2d ago
- Published Roosting birds now coo among the ceiling tiles in the deserted dining room of Kibbutz Nir Oz, once the bustling heart of a close-knit, 400-strong Israeli community which was devastated...
Wanted: children to rear harvest mice at home for wild release in Devon
World news | The Guardianby Patrick Barkham·2d ago
Children in Devon are being invited to become “citizen captive breeders”, rearing harvest mice at home for release into the wild to help revive endangered nature.
‘Rivers once destroyed cannot be compensated’: Supreme Court expands probe into illegal sand mining
Hindustan Timesby Abraham Thomas·2d ago
‘Rivers once destroyed cannot be compensated’: Supreme Court expands probe into illegal sand mining The observation was made while dealing with the issue in a suo motu proceeding initiated in...
‘Change life forever’: Terri pens emotional message to Steve
PerthNowby Chloe Maher·2d ago
Terri Irwin pens emotional message to late husband Steve 35 years after meeting legendary crocodile hunter Terri Irwin has marked 35 years since the chance encounter that “changed her life” - her...
Gardeners urged to do simple October task to 'save a fortune' next year
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Mia O'Hare)·2d ago
Gardeners urged to do one simple October task to 'save a fortune' next year Now is the time to follow Monty Don's advice The days are gradually growing shorter, and summer plants and flowers are...
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