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Kerala takes back 42.72 hectares of forest land from private estate

Kerala’s forest department has taken control of 42.72 hectares of land from a private estate in Kolukkumalai, a hill station in Idukki district. The action was carried out under the Kerala Private Forests (Vesting and Assignment) Act, a law that allows the state to reclaim privately owned forest land for conservation purposes. Kolukkumalai sits at […]

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Arunachal Pradesh faces deadly flashfloods and landslides from heavy rains

Arunachal Pradesh, India’s easternmost state, is confronting a severe weather crisis that stands in sharp contrast to the heatwaves plaguing much of North and Western India. Over the past few weeks, heavy monsoon rains have triggered flashfloods and landslides that have claimed lives and destroyed homes, bridges, and critical infrastructure across multiple districts. Local authorities

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Fake tax notices are delivering malware directly to your computer

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a dangerous malware campaign targeting Indian taxpayers through fake income tax notices. Hackers are creating fraudulent emails and messages that appear to come from the Income Tax Department, complete with official-looking logos and language. When recipients click links in these notices, they are directed to websites that replicate the real income

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Indian banks expand green loans as climate finance rules take shape

Indian banks are expanding their green lending portfolios as the government moves toward finalizing a climate finance taxonomy, a classification system designed to help lenders identify which projects genuinely support environmental goals. The taxonomy, still under development, represents an effort to standardize what counts as sustainable finance across India’s banking sector. The move signals a

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India’s chip imports jump 53 percent as AI demand pushes prices higher

India imported memory chips worth $6.79 billion in the financial year ending March 2026, representing a 53 percent increase from the previous year. This sharp surge reflects a global shift in chip markets driven by the artificial intelligence boom sweeping across technology companies worldwide. Memory chips are the physical components that store data and process

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Telegram becomes operational for some users one week after government ban

Telegram started working again for some users in India on Tuesday, a week after the central government temporarily banned the messaging platform. The app had been blocked following a major security breach where NEET exam papers were leaked on the platform before the exam date. The government had ordered internet service providers to block Telegram

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Cuba opens economy to private business after 65 years of state control

Cuba’s Communist Party has approved a major shift in economic policy, allowing greater private enterprise and foreign investment in what officials are calling an emergency measure to stabilize the island’s collapsing economy. The decision, made at a party congress in April 2024, marks the first significant opening toward market-based reforms in the 65 years since

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Arctic Ocean will lose its summer ice within your lifetime for first time in 115,000 years

The Arctic Ocean has remained frozen every summer throughout the entire recorded history of modern human civilization. That foundational fact is about to change. A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that most people alive today will witness the complete disappearance of Arctic sea ice during summer months, an event that has not occurred for

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EU keeps Iran sanctions locked until nuclear deal is signed

The European Union has made its position clear in ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran: no major sanctions will be lifted until a formal, signed agreement is in place. This stance comes as diplomatic talks continue over Iran’s atomic program, which Western nations fear could be weaponised. So far, there have been discussions and incremental progress,

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India faces 41% rainfall deficit as monsoon stalls over Maharashtra

India is experiencing a significant monsoon deficit as the southwest monsoon stalls over Maharashtra, bringing rain shortages across most of the country. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, the overall rainfall deficit stands at 41%, with severe regional variations revealed in its departure rainfall map. Central India faces the worst impact, recording a 67% rainfall

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