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The Himalaya-Karakoram region in South Asia is often called the water tower of Asia or the Third Pole. It is one of the most heavily glacierized mountain regions on Earth.

The 2021-22 Union Budget has announced the launch of the Jal Jeevan Mission (Urban), an ambitious project that aims to provide potable tap water supply to 2.86 crore households by 2024. How will this work out for urban India?

Emerging markets are about to leapfrog fossil fuels to generate all the growth in their electricity supply from renewables in this decade. The peak global fossil fuel usage for electricity generation was probably 2018.

International Forum for Environment, Sustainability & Technology (iF

Women in rural India are always at an added disadvantage due to low literacy levels and socio-cultural norms characterized by inequitable access to resources. This automatically translates into reduced self-esteem and poor levels of confidence.

Water security has been one of India’s biggest challenges, with millions of Indians not having access to clean and adequate supply of water.

Lakes and wetlands play pivotal roles in providing nutrients to living organisms.

Atmanirbhar Krishi App launched to make weather insights handy for farmers

UP, Surat, Indore, Chandigarh become winners of India Smart Cities Awards Contest 2020

We often take for granted those things that come easy to us. Rain is one such resource that we always enjoy, but never capture for the future.