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Study Shows Lung Cancer Risk In Non-Smokers Due To Air Pollution

The International Agency for Research on Cancer has linked outdoor air pollution and pollutant particles containing 2.5 micrograms/meter of diameter as carcinogenic matters. The researchers said that prolonged exposure to those carcinogenic

Tista Karmakar

August 29, 2022

India·Opinion

At 75 India Should Stop Aping Western Mistakes

The present education system owes its origin to Lord Macaulay and the British Raj’s persistent efforts to inject western occidental values in Indian day to day life. The previously followed education method

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Govind Tekale

August 15, 2022

Nature·News

Ukraine’s Habitat & Environment Is Being Deteriorated Due To The War

Outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine, Wednesday, April 6, 2022. (AP Photo-Felipe Dana)

Jonathan Santosh

August 10, 2022

Latest·News

UK Heatwave – 104 Degrees Fahrenheit And More

The UK made meteorological history, when temperatures hit 40 degrees Celsius in several locations for the first time ever recorded in the UK. The thermometer in Surrey, England, reported a preliminary reading

Sakshi Bafna

August 5, 2022

Activism

Dr. Wangari Maathai – Africa’s First Nobel Laureate And The Mother Of The Green Belt Movemen

It is worth remembering that a similar thing happened when a tribal woman became the first in Africa to get a Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. It was Wangari Muta Maathai from Kenya

Govind Tekale

August 3, 2022

Nature

Researchers Say Climate Change Can Drive Phenological Shifts In African Wild Dogs

The research article named “Long-term, climate-driven phenological shift in a tropical large carnivore” co-authored by Briana Abrahms, Kasim Rafiq, Neil R. Jordan, and J.W. McNutt and edited by Susan Harrison of University

Tista Karmakar

July 31, 2022

Activism

Francia Márquez, An Environmental Activist & The New Vice President Of Columbia

In a radical departure from the past, Colombia’s last elections resulted in Francia Márquez becoming the first black vice-president. As an Afro-Columbian, she and Gustavo Petro ran a campaign that put the

Jonathan Santosh

July 6, 2022

India·News

Draupadi Murmu’s Presidential Run As The First Indigenous Woman Of Odisha

Draupadi Murmu (64) the former Jharkhand governor is one of the most promising candidates for the top constitutional post. If she gets elected she will become the first tribal woman from Odisha

Tista Karmakar

June 29, 2022

Activism

Dr. Pornima Devi Barman, The ‘Stork Sister’ From Assam

A Sanskrit morning prayer requests for a fragrant earth, nutritious water,pleasant air,bright lightand space with sound so that my morning becomes auspicious: Prithvi Sagandha Sarasastathapah, Sparshi Cha V ayurjvalitam Cha Tejah, Nabhah

Govind Tekale

June 24, 2022

Artivism

Nature Never Wastes. That’s Why I Reuse-  Calder Kamin, Waste To Art

Calder Kamin is a mission-driven teacher, activist and visual artist from Austin, Texas, whose astonishing and intricate sculptures. Vibrant and real, from a distance one might think genuine. Kamin utilizes craftsmanship to

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Aditi Sarkar

May 8, 2022