Hariman Sharma, a visionary farmer from Himachal Pradesh, has been honoured with Padma Shri for his transformative contribution to Indian agriculture.  He developed an innovative, self-pollinating, low-chilling apple variety called HRMN–99, that has revolutionized the apple cultivation landscape in the country and brought a juicy nutritive variety more within reach in terms of geography and affordability. 

Illegal colonies have encroached on the banks of the Yamuna. Poachers have killed the peacocks, colonisers have chopped trees. Instead of flutes, there are cheap deafening songs, houses coming up on kunds, and luxurious ashrams on forest land. Cement tiles replace sacred Brij soil. The land of Lord Krishna’s Lila is groaning under the burden of modernity.

Preetam Singh, a farmer from Panipat of Haryana, like many others, had raised concerns about the harmful effects of pesticides.

The issue of increased air pollution during winter in North India is a pressing concern that requires our urgent attention and effective solutions.

A new study released by Toxics Link, with support from the Environmental Defense Fund, found that Nonylphenol and Nonylphenol Ethoxylates continue to be used in several sectors in India.

In the aftermath of heavy rains that wreaked havoc in western Uttar Pradesh, including Mathura and Agra, Wildlife SOS' Rapid Response Unit has successfully saved more than 100 reptiles from the adverse effects of the flooding.

In a recent triumph for conservation efforts, a successful rescue operation led by wildlife experts underscored the crucial need for human-wildlife coexistence in Uttar Pradesh.

Rooftops around the world could be key to fighting the climate crisis, new research from Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) shows.

Binge-watching Netflix generates a large amount of carbon dioxide emissions, says Dr Kari Hiekkanen, visiting researcher at Aalto University and trainer at several programs of Aalto University Executive Education and Professional Development.

In the heart of Agra lies a ticking time bomb - the River Yamuna. Once a lifeline for the people of Braj Mandal, it now stands in neglect, a breeding ground for mosquitoes and a threat to the iconic Taj Mahal and other historical monuments.