For centuries, the region now known as Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the Himalayas, and its people were subjects of diverse princely states, ethnographic migrations, and colonial rule under the British.
Two clocks are ticking at an unprecedented pace, and both, if not addressed and managed promptly, will prove to be extremely perilous.
As India races to achieve the target of drawing half its energy from sources other than fossil fuels by 2030, this very green energy drive also threatens
The introduction of Energy Conservation Act (ECA) Amendment 2022 is premised upon India’s climate mitigating commitment to net zero economy by 2070.
The methodology of data collection for the latest Household Consumption Expenditure Survey has changed in this round. Therefore, the survey results raise a lot of questions since alternative data is at variance with it.
There is an urgent need to devise the requisite policy strategies and measures to mobilise finance for climate change adaptation in Indian agriculture from private sources along with public sector sources.
The Indian agricultural economy is dominated by small and marginal farmers, it’s a challenge
to generate sustainable income for those farmers. It demands innovations at farm gate considering available resource with them. Such one innovation is agroforestry sustainable food system model for small farmers. This model is helpful to small farmers to increase their farm income sustainably.