Disaster management involves preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies. It includes planning, training, and resource allocation. Effective communication is crucial during crises. Governments and organisations collaborate to minimise risks. Community involvement enhances resilience. Legal frameworks guide disaster response efforts. Cultural factors influence recovery strategies. Understanding geography aids in risk assessment. Overall, disaster management aims to protect lives and property.
Forest fires in India during early 2026 have surged alarmingly. Data shows an 80% rise in fire incidents compared to the past decade. The intensity of these fires...
A unique election campaign is underway in Puthuppally, Kerala, ahead of the 2026 Assembly polls. Unlike traditional campaigns marked by plastic banners and loudspeakers, the United Democratic Front...
The recent 16th Finance Commission report on disaster funding has sparked concern. Odisha, India’s most disaster-prone State, has seen the largest reduction in disaster fund share. This is...
Recent research from V.O. Chidambaram College reveals the presence of microplastics, especially nylon fibres, in Chennai’s beach sediments. Though the abundance is low compared to global beaches, the...
Recent Supreme Court rulings in India have transformed environmental spending under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) from optional charity to a constitutional obligation. This shift stems from the neglect...
Recent research published in 2026 questioned key climate change data, claiming that ocean heat content and Earth's energy imbalance are nearly zero. This challenges the widely accepted view...
Recent tensions in West Asia have spotlighted the critical role of water desalination plants in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Following threats by Iran to target desalination...
India’s recent debates on forest conservation show a critical issue. Forests are often viewed narrowly as tree cover or biodiversity zones. However, forests are vital for water regulation,...
Recent studies by the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) reveal that Himalayan glaciers have lost ice equivalent to 24 metres of water depth between 1973 and...
The Aravalli Hills, one of India’s oldest mountain ranges, have recently come under renewed scrutiny. Recently, the Supreme Court (SC) directed a committee to define the extent and...
