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T here are many ways to measure India’s climate story - in tonnes of coal burned, in gigawatts of solar power installed, in floods and heatwaves endured. But another way, perhaps the most important, is through people. Across India, from Himalayan villages to Delhi boardrooms, ordinary citizens and extraordinary leaders are taking on the climate challenge. They are proving that action is not confined to policy papers and international summits, but lived in fields, classrooms,

N ot long ago, technology was blamed for much of the damage our planet faces today. Coal-fired factories, gas-powered cars, and chemical-heavy farming practices were seen as the engines of growth, but also the root of climate change. Now, the story is shifting. From solar farms stretching across deserts to electric buses navigating crowded city streets, technology is increasingly being recast as the tool that can help us undo the harm. The pressing question is whether innovat

T here are moments in history when the weight of numbers tells its own story. Humanity has grown from just 1.6 billion people at the...

T here are mornings in Delhi when the horizon vanishes, when the sun is reduced to a pale disc behind a grey veil, and the air tastes...

F rom the dense rainforests of the Amazon to the tiger-haunted forests of India, ecosystems are the invisible scaffolding that holds up...

E nergy has always been at the heart of human progress. From the fire-lit nights of ancient villages to the coal-driven engines of the...

C limate change is one of the defining conversations of our time, but it often feels either too abstract or too politicized. To really understand what is happening today, we need to step back into Earth’s long memory - into the forests, the glaciers, the oceans, and even the rings of ancient trees. These natural archives remind us that climate has always shifted, but they also reveal something unsettling: the speed and scale of the changes we are witnessing now are unlike any

2024 was India’s hottest year since records began in 1901 T he heat that once signaled summer in India has begun to take on an...

Our footprint is no longer invisible - it’s reshaping the planet. F or centuries, Earth’s climate has shifted through cycles of ice ages,...

The Himalayas: beauty on the brink H igh in the northern skies, where clouds meet the spine of the Earth, lies a fragile miracle: the...