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While subsidies for renewable energy have gone up over the last year alone, the support for fossil fuels is still four times what renewable energy receives in India, says the report by Cambridge Econometrics. → Read More
‘The more dirty allegations Opp hurls, more lotus (BJP) will bloom,' PM Narendra Modi said. → Read More
Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge’s speech in the Rajya Sabha was strongly objected to by the treasury benches and Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, who asked the Congress president to ‘authenticate’ his accusations. → Read More
Budgetary allocations for women-specific schemes Mission Vatsalya, Mission Shakti, the Nirbhaya Fund and the SAMBAL scheme, which includes Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana and One-Stop centres, have shown no increase. → Read More
Data by the Global Solar Power Tracker and the Global Wind Power Tracker rank India among the top seven countries in terms of prospective renewable power. This can avoid the use of almost 78 million tonnes of coal annually. → Read More
Over 23 lakh pilgrims visited the Char Dham sites between April and November last year. → Read More
Recommending the evacuation of the Raini village, the survey and report found that the village was vulnerable and required slope stabilisation to keep it from subsiding further. → Read More
Human Rights Defenders Alert has accused police of illegally searching the Hemantakumar Ningombam’s home and arbitrarily detaining him for four hours, but police say they just had a 'cordial discussion' with him. → Read More
“E-commerce giant Amazon is financing the Christian conversion module run by American Baptist Church (ABM). There is a possibility of a money laundering ring run by multinational companies and ABM to fund India’s huge missionary conversion mission,” the magazine said. → Read More
COP 27 will be held between November 6 and 11 at Egypt's Sharm el-Sheikh. → Read More
Says madrasas meant for religious teachings, students can learn other subjects in other schools; govt has said affiliation not on agenda → Read More
“Rising temperatures are already driving mass mortality events, as well as the first extinction of an entire species. Every degree of warming is expected to increase these losses and the impact they have on people,’’ said the report. → Read More
The government’s Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) defines unemployment as people who are seeking or are available for work. → Read More
While the data on convictions was not available for 11 states, as many as eight states and three Union territories saw no convictions at all. → Read More
Class 3 student Indra Kumar, studying in Jalore’s Saraswati Vidya Mandir, was beaten up by the upper-caste teacher, Chail Singh, on July 20. Singh has been arrested by Rajasthan police and booked for murder and under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. → Read More
Twenty-one scientists collaborated to assess to what extent human-induced climate change altered the likelihood and intensity of the heatwave in the UK and the rest of Europe. → Read More
Percentages down from NFHS-4, but India still has huge malnutrition burden, say experts. → Read More
Amid sloganeering, the Rajya Sabha was adjourned thrice – first time by Vice-Chairman Harivansh, and then twice by Dr Sasmit Patra who was in the Chair. → Read More
Uganda and Pakistan fared well, with the former maintaining high levels of routine coverage and the latter using catch-up efforts to return to pre-pandemic levels, says a report. → Read More
The report says that humans depend on 50,000 wild species for various things, including food, energy, medicine, material and other purposes, directly depend on 10,000 species for food and that over-exploitation is one of the main reasons for biodiversity degradation. The IPBES Assessment Report on the Sustainable Use of Wild Species has been carried out over four years by 85 leading experts from… → Read More