Across India, climate policies and commitments are expanding rapidly. Governments at both national and sub-national levels have articulated ambitious plans to address climate change through mitigation, adaptation, and resilience-building measures.
170000. One hundred and seventy thousand. Each of these numbers has a name. A name that’s precious to a circle; to whom this person represented more than a statistic. This number represents the total number of lives lost on our roads in 2025, working out to 465 lives a day.
In today’s fast-paced world, the dietary patterns of young people are changing rapidly, and not for the better. The alarming rise in the consumption of processed and ultra-processed foods—rich in fats, sugars, and salt—has become a significant concern.
Speed gives us a sense of freedom. The open road, the wind in our faces, the vast blue sky overhead. Cars and bikes are often advertised as speed machines with little thought given to their safety features.
When the National Green Tribunal (NGT) recently recommended that India's waste crisis be dealt with in "mission mode", it did not merely put forward a new slogan for the public to latch on to. Rather, it was, in a sense, issuing a warning.
