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- October 5, 2026
Sikkim Links Six EWS Stations to GLOF Alert Network
Sikkim is integrating six early warning stations with its state disaster management control room to provide faster alerts for glacial lake outburst floods and other
Ahmedabad Rainfall Shows Why Wet Monsoons Can Still Leave Cities Vulnerable
Ahmedabad’s rainfall record this monsoon points to a difficult urban paradox: the city received enough rain overall, but much of it arrived in a handful
Kochi Urbanisation Is Erasing the Wetlands That Protect the City
Kochi urbanisation has expanded sharply over the past two decades, but a new study indicates that the city’s growth is consuming the wetlands, vegetation and
Andhra Pradesh Drought Crisis Deepens as Farmers Seek Relief Across 624 Mandals
The Andhra Pradesh Kisan Congress has urged the state government to declare 624 of the state’s 688 mandals drought-affected and immediately waive outstanding loans of
Hyderabad Rainfall Deficit Drives Call for Water Conservation
Hyderabad’s rainfall deficit and concerns over drought-like conditions prompted hundreds of Muslims to gather at Chilkalguda Eidgah on Sunday for Namaz-e-Istisqa, a special congregational prayer
India’s Energy and Water Security Are Becoming Growth Risks
India’s strong growth fundamentals may be intact, but the country’s ability to sustain that growth is increasingly tied to how it manages energy and water
Maharashtra’s Disaster Preparedness Lessons Turn Schools Into Safety Networks
A disaster preparedness alphabet developed by a Palghar official for his toddler has moved into government classrooms in Maharashtra, showing how emergency knowledge can be
Ho Chi Minh City Flooding Exposes the Cost of Sinking Urban Growth
Ho Chi Minh City’s latest flooding is not simply a story of heavy rain meeting high tide. It is a warning about what happens when
Weak Monsoon 2026 Exposes India’s Uneven Water and Food Risk
The 2026 monsoon has ended with rainfall at just 87 per cent of the long-period average, the weakest performance since 2015. ICRA’s response was to
Chandigarh’s Warmer October Exposes the City’s Climate Planning Gap
Chandigarh is heading into an October that the India Meteorological Department expects to be warmer and drier than normal, after a 2026 monsoon that moved
