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 | Jharkhand, once known as the “heartland of India’s energy,” is now reimagining its future as a renewable energy powerhouse. For decades, the state’s economy and infrastructure were built upon the extraction of iron ore, minerals, and other resources that

Saurav Acharya | India has long stood at the crossroads of development and sustainability. With our economy booming and population growing, the demand for power surges every year. The question is clear: Can India fuel this growth sustainably and lead

Varsha Goswami |   Introduction – Racing Together for Clean Air On some mornings in Delhi, the smog is so thick that monuments disappear, flights are delayed, and schools are forced to shut down. It’s a reminder that in India,

Atiya Afreen, Niva Mishra |   Introduction & Background The monsoon is more than just a season in India – it’s the country’s heartbeat! From the deserts of Rajasthan to the lush slopes of the Western Ghats, rains indicate whether

 Saurav Acharya |   As India accelerates its clean-energy transition, the last decade has witnessed dramatic growth in renewable installations, particularly solar and wind. Under its Paris Agreement Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), India committed to achieving about 50 percent cumulative electric

Jisha Vijayan |   India is in motion—both economically and logistically. Driven by rapid urbanisation, growing consumer demand, mining activities and accelerating industrial growth, the need for efficient and reliable freight transportation is at an all-time high. From busy ports

Nirupama Singha |   In a world increasingly defined by its waste footprint, plastic has emerged both as a villain and a potential catalyst for sustainable change. The global plastic crisis exemplified by polluted oceans, microplastics in food chains, and

 Niva Mishra| Riya Sethia   India’s climate vulnerability is marked by compounding disasters like cyclones, floods, droughts, and heatwaves—with 40% of districts experiencing swapped weather patterns (flood-to-drought transitions) and over 80% of the population exposed to high-risk zones.  Against this

Niva Mishra | Trinath Mahato | Atiya Afreen |   Jharkhand and the various parts of the country are presently under a serious cold wave, with temperature readings in some areas dipping below 6 degrees Celsius, a new low of

Sankar J. Nath | Trinath Mahato | Varsha Goswami |   Introduction The potential emergence of La Niña in late 2024 brings both anticipation and uncertainty regarding its impact on India’s winter climate. Historically, La Niña winters in India are