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China denies adverse ecological impact of its upcoming hydropower project on Brahmaputra River

Construction of the world’s biggest dam in the Yarlung Tsangpo river — China's name for the Brahmaputra — has gone through rigorous scientific verification and will not have any negative impact on the ecological environment, geology, and water resources of downstream countries like India and Bangladesh, its Foreign Ministry has said.

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Narayana Murthy predicts climate change-induced migration to Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad

At an event in Pune, the Infosys co-founder warned about the impact of climate change on rural areas, urging collaborative efforts to prevent urban infrastructure collapse.

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Oxford-Led SMART-HS Project takes bold steps towards sustainable energy by transforming Hydropower in Southeast Asia

The SMART-HS project, led by Oxford’s Professor Louise Slater, aims to optimize hydropower systems in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia through advanced monitoring, machine learning, and community empowerment. Funded by £2 million from UKRI’s Ayrton Challenge, it enhances energy efficiency, safety, and sustainability, fostering equitable energy access and gender inclusivity while creating scalable solutions for global hydropower networks.

Supreme Court lashes out at Delhi authorities over waste management crisis

The country's apex court criticized the Delhi government and Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) for failing to adequately address the national capital's garbage crisis, calling it "shameful" that 3,000 tons of waste remains untreated daily.

Delhi's pollution levels worsen even further as AQI soars above 400

The air quality has worsened across the country in fact, with as many as 67 Indian cities recording an AQI above 200. Delhi leads with 445, followed by Gurugram, Ghaziabad and Noida. Bengaluru remained the city with the cleanest air with an AQI of 92.

Schools in 'severely' polluted Delhi-NCR once again go hybrid as GRAP-IV curbs are reimposed

After seeing a slight improvement in air quality earlier this month, pollution levels have risen drastically in the national capital and surrounding satellite towns, forcing all schools to shift to hybrid learning depending on the availability of resources like the internet and laptops. Workplaces will reduce on-site staff to 50%, with remote work encouraged for public sector employees.

GRAP-III reimposed in Delhi days after city recorded its cleanest air since 2015

As schools in the national capital return to hybrid mode, the Supreme Court has called for comprehensive pollution control efforts across India, directing the central government to compile a list of the country's most polluted cities.