From constantly buzzing cosmopolitan cities to quaint remote towns and villages, one technology is revolutionising our lives. From making virtual meetings with participants from all corners of the world possible to powering weather-predicting supercomputers and hypersonic aircrafts, all
“The two laws are genetically different. The Forest Rights Act, 2006 is people-centric while, the Compensatory Afforestation Fund Act, 2018 is bureaucratic-centric. It is a recipe for conflict.” [1]
The case study pertains to the environmental
Wetlands are a major part of the ecosystems of the world. Wetlands are those areas where water is the main factor in controlling the environment and the associated plant and animal life. They appear where the water
India is a developing country with a population of over 1.35 billion people, nearly 70% of which live in rural areas, and it is expected that India’s energy needs could nearly double by early 2040.[1] In recent
Historically known as “the land of the five rivers’’, Punjab with its rich rivers and canal networks seems like the last place where a water crisis would be underway. However, that is far from the truth. The state’s
Global warming and climate change, among many other environmental maladies that the world faces today, have been the focal point of international treaties and dialogues since the inception of an international movement to protect the environment. However, we
In the book Ignited Minds, APJ Abdul Kalam talks about interaction with school children. Talking to a student in middle school he became thoughtful. The student asked why can’t India take water from here in Assam which is
