BBNJ treaty would have led to rules for protecting marine biodiversity in two-thirds of the world’s ocean areas outside national jurisdictions

By spending just 3 per cent more on infratructure, developing nations can save $4.2 trillion, as per a World Bank assessment

The ‘Famine Likely’ classification will be applicable in locations with insufficient evidence, but where available information indicates that a Famine...

A global treaty to reduce marine plastic pollution may also help achieve a Sustainable Development Goal, the deadline of which is just six years away

Policy flip-flops, high costs and irresponsible management have pushed India’s gas-based power plants to the verge of becoming non-performing assets

This year witnessed an unprecedented 54 per cent dip in tomato wholesale prices – Maharashtra was the worst-affected, followed by Gujarat and...

In Africa, access to electricity remains fragmented as population growth has outpaced rise in power generation

A report elaborates how India loses its natural resources to economic growth

It has been established that India is the most vulnerable country in the world in terms of facing extreme weather events

A new international framework—the Food Loss and Waste Accounting and Reporting Standard—has been launched for measuring, reporting and managing food...