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Experts call for climate-resilient urban development on World Environment Day at ITPI in Telangana

Chennai may see 1°C rise in summer temperatures by 2040: Report

The report, released by Azim Premji University, warns that climate change is no longer a distant threat and India’s coastal regions are already entering a period of significant environmental transition

India’s economic growth depends on protecting its fragile environment

India has invested considerably in predicting the weather and the climate and the results have been paying off handsomely in terms of protecting lives and livelihoods. This particular mechanism is crucial to sustain economic growth and stay on track for ‘Viksit Bharat’

Caught between concrete and panic, India should not maladapt to climate change

India cannot afford to surrender its coast to the sea but that is no excuse to believe it is entitled to engineering solutions

Environmental Challenges In India: 10 Indian Cities Facing The Biggest Environmental Crisis

Rapid industrialization, unplanned urbanization, and severe climate impacts have thrust several Indian cities into severe ecological crises.

This Environment Day, Industry Voices Urge Shift From Pledges To Measurable Climate Action

In a world of growing environmental and economic crises, the call is clear: sustainability may begin with 'One Less'

World Environment Day 2026: PM Modi’s Green Initiatives And India’s Climate Push Explained

World Environment Day 2026 Theme: India has intensified its climate action through renewable energy expansion, electric mobility, and large-scale environmental programmes.

On Indo-China border, model village to come up in Ladakh for nomads

Ladakh's first model border village is being established at Chumur, a remote settlement at 16,700 feet along the India-China border. This initiative under the Vibrant Village Program will provide climate-resilient housing, enhance livelihoods through goat rearing and greenhouse cultivation, and integrate essential services to foster secure, permanent settlements and strengthen civil-defence cooperation.

‘Cities of future cannot be hotter versions of today’s cities’: UNDP India head

As India continues its rapid development journey and invests in new infrastructure, the key will be to integrate climate and biodiversity considerations

Will join CJP protest in Capital if Pradhan doesn’t resign: Wangchuk

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk will join the Cockroach Janata Party's protest in Delhi on June 6, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Pradhan.

Climate Change Will Make Super El Nino Especially Severe, Scientists Warn

WMO forecasts suggest a strong El Nino is possible.

Strong El Niño likely this year, climate change could intensify extreme weather: WMO

The World Meteorological Organization warns of an 80% chance of a strong El Niño developing this year, potentially amplifying extreme weather events due to climate change. This phenomenon, characterized by warmer Pacific waters, could lead to intensified heatwaves, droughts, and floods globally. Scientists fear this combination may make 2027 the hottest year on record.

Strong El Nino looms, climate change may amplify

UN Climate Body Flags Potentially Strong El Niño In Coming Months, Warns Of Rising Temperatures

Most forecast models suggest it will be at least moderate, and possibly strong, with the agency warning of extreme weather events across the world in the coming months

Karnataka mango produce falls by 5 lakh tonnes this year due to climate extremities

Due to late mango harvest and low yield, the state level mango mela organised in Lalbagh has delayed by a month

Odisha government clears key road for Vedanta’s mining project

State government approves road construction in favour of State-run Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDCO) after Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change granted Stag-II or final approval in favour of road project.

The big Hapus crisis: How climate shocks are threatening India's iconic Alphonso mango

PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat 134: Netherlands Visit, Heatwave Alert & India's Proud Moments

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation in the 134th edition of Mann Ki Baat, touching upon a range of important topics including India's achievements, public participation, climate awareness, and his recent visit to the Netherlands.During the address, PM Modi reflected on his memorable Netherlands trip, describing it as a proud moment that highlighted India's growing global stature and international partnerships.The Prime Minister also emphasized heatwave preparedness, urging citizens, communities, and local administrations to remain vigilant and work together to mitigate the impact of extreme weather conditions. He praised public participation and grassroots efforts that continue to drive positive change across the country.As always, Mann Ki Baat showcased inspiring stories, citizen-led initiatives, and examples of collective action contributing to India's progress. n18oc_india

Karnataka: Foundation stone-laying for KPS, mega PTM on school opening day cancelled owing to political climate

The Department of School Education and Literacy had organised the foundation stone-laying ceremony for 800 Karnataka Public Schools, along with the parents-teachers meeting, on June 1.

Climate Change Is Making Hajj Pilgrimage Hotter, Less Safe: Study

The hajj's timing is governed by the Islamic lunar calendar