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News india El Niño Intensifies, 200+ Indian Ecologists Warn Of Its Cascading Impacts On Ecosystems Last Updated:September 20, 2026, 12:05 IST Scientists urged policymakers to urgently prepare, warning that it could impact water storage, crops, and livelihoods, while triggering marine heatwaves and coral bleaching A bleached reef. As the world prepares for one of the…
News world Meet The ‘Viral’ Teenager Who Fights Wildfires In Superman Costume: Who Is Rudiyansah? Last Updated:August 31, 2026, 1:48 PM IST Rudiyansah, a high school student from Palangkaraya in Indonesia’s Central Kalimantan, has been assisting a local volunteer firefighting group founded by his father since 2023 Rudiyansah decided to wear his red-and-blue Superman costume…
In India, the South-West Monsoon 2026 reached Kerala in early June, but a little late than usual. The initial rains have been weak at many places. Meteorologists are warning that the full effect of El Nino has not been seen yet, but the coming months from July to November can prove to be very challenging…
Last Updated:March 04, 2026, 11:10 IST The latest WMO update indicates a widespread global signal for above-average land surface temperature during March to May, with return of El Niño after July The temperatures rose during the day and night especially after February 15, reaching nearly 5-8℃ higher than normal in a few places in Gujarat, Rajasthan and…
Last Updated:August 28, 2025, 10:45 is NOAA forecasts La Niña will persist into winter, likely bringing harsher cold to India while impacting weather across regions from Indonesia to Latin America Once La Niña sets in, it can remain active throughout most of the winter, potentially affecting the weather until early spring in 2026. (Representative/PTI) India…
Last Updated:May 24, 2025, 12:32 is The monsoon has arrived eight days before its normal date of onset on June 1, and is expected to bring above-normal rains during the next four-month season The southwest monsoon is extremely crucial for India’s agrarian economy, since it provides over 75 per cent of the annual rains over…
Namibia fighting severe food insecurity exacerbated by a severe drought. Namibia has approved the killing of hundreds of animals, including elephants, to feed people affected by the severe drought, according to a notice from the southern African nation’s government. Last month, the United Nations reported that almost half of Namibia’s population suffered from acute food…