In Wayanad, part of the ecologically fragile Western Ghats, a school at Vellarmala had no training in trauma recovery when the landslide hit — so its teachers built their own response, one now echoed ...

Educator, engineer, hunger striker, NSA detainee — is Sonam Wangchuk a rebel, a hero, or both? A data-checked profile of the man and the unresolved fight around him.

From menopausal women and taxi drivers to surfing instructors, rising humidity is making heat harder to escape—even indoors.

Plastic biodegradation is emerging as a critical solution to the global waste crisis, and new research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers important insights into how this process actual...

How ancient oceans, microscopic life, and deep geological time turned the Middle East into the world’s energy heartland — and why that matters in the era of the Iran–Israel crisis

Iran–Israel–US conflict impact on India threatens oil imports, Strait of Hormuz trade routes, inflation, and the country’s clean energy transition goals.

New MIT research shows how wealthier neighbourhoods enjoy more tree shade, exposing global heat inequality and offering solutions for fairer urban cooling.

An EP Investigation into tuberculosis in Kerala's captive elephants reveals human transmission risks, weak screening systems, and urgent policy gaps.

Dr. V. Narayanan’s Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission Hospital in Agali — known locally as the 10-rupee hospital — stands as one of the most remarkable community health transformations in modern Kerala

Under what conditions can ammonia truly become a low-carbon energy solution? MIT researchers attempt to resolve this

In just four years, the Philippines has expanded its climate spending from PHP 282 billion to over PHP 1 trillion — one of the fastest fiscal shifts anywhere in the world.

India will require $643 billion between now and 2030 to adapt to climate change under a business-as-usual scenario

Methane is responsible for nearly a third of current global warming, and cutting it is viewed as the fastest way to slow temperature rise this decade

In Perinjanam, a small coastal village in Kerala, rooftop solar panels have transformed hundreds of households—slashing electricity bills and proving the potential of community-driven energy. Yet acro...

A new report reveals the staggering toll of extreme weather — over 832,000 deaths and $4.5 trillion in losses between 1995 and 2024.

From rooftop revolutions to billion-dollar clean-energy investments, the global shift toward renewables is already happening — citizens and markets are leading where politics still hesitates.

The Global Tipping Points Report 2025 warns of imminent climate tipping risks at 1.5°C warming, urging urgent global action at COP30 to prevent irreversible impacts and accelerate sustainable transiti...

Despite two decades of progress, women remain just one in three researchers worldwide. Global datasets reveal how systemic filters — from classrooms to laboratories and limited mentorship access — con...

Climate change is disrupting global animal migrations, threatening ecosystems and species survival, warn UN experts.

Let’s dive into the Honey-Mumford and VAK (Visual, Auditory, Kinaesthetic) models—two of education’s most influential maps for personalizing the learning journey.

Indian scientists build new optical tweezer module—set to transform single-molecule research and medical Innovation

A team of MIT physicists has created a magnetic transistor that could make future electronics smaller, faster, and more energy-efficient. By swapping silicon for a new magnetic semiconductor, they’ve ...

India’s coal expansion plan clashes with its 2070 net zero pledge, warns the 2025 Production Gap Report, raising risks of stranded assets and climate fallout.

Governments plan to produce 120% more fossil fuels than allowed by the 1.5°C Paris goal by 2030, risking catastrophic warming.

Researchers from MIT propose that a primordial black hole’s final explosion could be responsible for the most energetic neutrino ever observed, potentially marking the first direct evidence of Hawking...

When the world’s biggest dragon goes green, the effects are impossible to ignore.

How do earthquakes spend their energy? MIT’s latest research shows heat—not ground motion—is the main outcome of a quake, reshaping how scientists understand seismic risks

Astronomers uncover how interstellar dust grains align with galactic magnetic fields, revealing new insights into star formation and cosmic evolution.

India’s teacher count crosses one crore in 2024-25, improving pupil-teacher ratios and female participation amid changing student enrolment trends.

New MIT research reveals how 81 key technological advances from diverse sectors enabled dramatic cost reductions in photovoltaic systems

A special blend of chemicals—known as ionic liquids—can easily form on rocky planets and moons, potentially creating new havens for life in the cosmos

The double-slit experiment—first devised in 1801 by Thomas Young—has long stunned scientists and students alike by revealing that light refuses to be pinned down

The translocation, conducted in collaboration with the wildlife conservation initiative Vantara, is part of an effort to enhance biodiversity in one of Asia’s largest and most fragile grassland ecosys...

MIT scholar Benjamin Mangrum examines how comedy helps us cope with, critique, and embrace computing.

“They Can Count in the Market, But Not in the Classroom”: What India’s Foundational Learning Crisis Is Really Telling Us

The new tool, called SeaSplat, corrects for optical distortions like light scattering and colour fading, offering marine biologists a powerful new way to explore and monitor ocean ecosystems