The scrappage policy is indeed a positive step forward but misses out on certain key links

Delhi notifies first-ever parking rules to restrain vehicle use as well as cut air pollution

Besides the BSIV muddle, Finance Minister’s stimulus package for the auto sector highlights the need for a composite scrappage policy and end-of-life...

Auto industry slow-down must not provoke reactive posturing but spur a firm policy roadmap to bring more certainty in the ambitious zero-emissions...

Commendable emergency response to cyclone Fani saved lives in Odisha, but now the state must build climate-resilient structures to minimise long-term...

An unprecedented push for thermal comfort standard for buildings shifts focus from only energy efficiency of mechanical cooling systems to thermal...

Taking a cue from the Volkswagen scandal, India must fix accountability of auto manufacturers with punishment for fraud extending beyond penal action

Kolkata must use the advantage of being in a much better condition than Delhi in terms of controlling pollution with efficient and immediate...

The WHO study is a wake-up call for the government to act as it shows an undeniable link between air pollution and major health risks

The Apex Court orders the automobile industry to not sell its unsold stock of BS-IV vehicles after April 1, 2020

Electric vehicles are the way forward. But, are we ready for the change yet?

While absolute level of pollution increases risk, vulnerability is enhanced due to resource poverty.