Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred the prestigious Agricola Medal by the Food and Agriculture Organization during a special ceremony held at the FAO Headquarters in Rome on Wednesday, marking a significant international recognition of India’s efforts in agricultural transformation, food security, and sustainable farming.
The recent surge of hilsa from Gujarat into Bengal’s markets is being read by many as a curious twist of climate.
The climate upheavals of 2025 were a stark warning for India; it was the year when the frequency and severity of climate-related risk hazards were no longer aberrations but part of a new normal.
The Declaration unites voices from across the Global South in a shared call for stronger multilevel cooperation and accelerated urban climate action.
Kerala’s encounter with a deadly brain infection highlights how climate, culture, and public health can sometimes collide in unexpected ways.
The political standoff in Texas, USA is not merely a state-level crisis. It is a window into a broader, intensifying struggle over the rules of democratic engagement in the United States.
In a political climate where nationalist fervour is rising across Europe, Romania has chosen a different path ~ one of reasoned progress and democratic resilience.
Since 1993, the United Nations has observe World Water Day (WWD) on 22 March annually for raising awareness of 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water, and taking action to tackle global water crises, having a core focus to support achievement of SDG 6, the goal on water and sanitation for all by 2030.
The earth has just witnessed its hottest January on record, defying expectations and leaving climate scientists scrambling for answers.
The Odisha Forest, Environment, and Climate Change (FE&CC) Department has entered into three significant agreements to bolster the state’s climate resilience and sustainable development initiatives.
