Sharad Lele: Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research Should Become the Ordinary Way to Work for Sustainability and Justice
The Earth-Humanity Coalition
Who Decides How Much Water You Get? Behind the Numbers That Shape Urban India’s Water Supply
India Water Portal
Seeds of Change: How an Open-source Database is Restoring India’s Ecosystems
Slurrp
Rare Butterfly Discoveries Mark Arunachal’s First High-altitude Biodiversity Meet
India Today
Bastar’s Tiriya Village Wins Global Recognition for Community-led Forest Governance
The Statesman
Bringing a ‘ghost river’ back to life
The Hindu
A Reality Check on Arkavati River – Once the Primary Source of Drinking Water for Bengaluru
Once the primary source of drinking water for Bengaluru — from 1936 to 2000, according to the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) — the Arkavati is today what one research called “a ghost river”, a shadow of its former glorious self. Over two-and-a-half decades later, in June 2025, the Karnataka government announced a […]
41st Anniversary of the Times of India, Bengaluru: Front and Centre of Public Policy; in Many Ways, the City is Both a Complement and a Counterpoint to New Delhi
Bengaluru has emerged as a significant public policy hub, fostering a unique model of civic engagement through collaboration between government, experts, and philanthropists. Institutions like GIPA, ISEC, and NIAS have cultivated intellectual discourse, addressing diverse issues from urban governance to national security.
The Long Way Might Just Be the Right Way for Montagu’s Harriers
Mongabay
Deforestation in the Philippines may have caused infertile hybrids of endemic frogs, study finds
Mongabay
