- June 14, 2026
Centre Makes Tree Felling Rules Easier to Help Farmers and the Environment
The Centre has introduced draft model rules to ease the felling of trees on agricultural land, aiming to promote agroforestry,
India teams with FAO to improve irrigation in water-stressed farms
India has partnered with the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to launch a sustainable agriculture and water management pilot
Bangalore University assures public new construction won’t damage campus green spaces
Bangalore University has dismissed allegations that its new infrastructure development activities are damaging the campus environment. The university clarified that
Faridabad Pollution Worsens as Ammonium Sulfate Threatens National Air
Faridabad’s air pollution crisis now has a new villain — ammonium sulfate. A recent study found this invisible chemical pollutant
Delhi’s Nehru Park May Soon Become a Pollution-Free Zone
A major clean-air initiative could soon transform Delhi’s Nehru Park into a ‘pollution-free zone.’ Authorities plan to install a network
Karnataka Sanctuary Loses Five Tigers to Suspected Poison
Chamarajanagar, Karnataka – A harrowing incident in the MM Hills Wildlife Sanctuary has devastated conservationists and local communities, as five
India Eyes Wastewater as Key to Solving Urban Water Crisis by 2050
India’s urban future may flow not from its rivers, but from its drains. As cities struggle with water shortages and
Mumbai Rains Boost Water Supply to 38.5% in Lakes
Mumbai’s water supply, with the cumulative stock in the city’s seven vital lakes now reaching a robust 38.5 per cent
Chennai to Rebuild Flood-Prone Kodungaiyur Bridge Before Monsoon
Chennai is set to rebuild a critical bridge over the Kodungaiyur canal to prevent a repeat of last year’s flood
Goa Implements Strict Waste Tracking Policy to Ensure Environmental Safety
All categories of waste generated across Goa including hazardous, biomedical, chemical, and construction debris will soon be tracked under a