India’s coastal cities are facing an intensifying water crisis and rising energy needs. Desalination, the most commonly used solution, has serious environmental and economic downsides.  In this article,
Ram Ramprasad proposes an integrated offshore solution: using retired cruise ships or purpose-built floating platforms to both capture water from the atmosphere and generate wind energy. These floating installations offer a sustainable and flexible alternative that can protect marine ecosystems, support green jobs, and align with India’s long-term development goals.

On the occasion of International Tiger Day, observed on July 29, this article by Shoba Rudra highlights the vital role every citizen plays in tiger conservation—beyond the efforts of forest officials and researchers. Emphasizing the tiger’s ecological significance and charismatic appeal, it advocates for responsible tourism, sustainable lodging, and increased public awareness. As symbols of thriving ecosystems, tigers help preserve biodiversity and mitigate climate change. Despite ongoing threats like poaching and habitat loss, citizens can contribute through education, advocacy, and funding. Mindful behaviour in national parks is essential, as saving the tiger ultimately secures the future of India’s forests..... read more

#NoHalfMeasures is rapidly trending across India as netizens voice their growing alarm over the country’s worsening air pollution crisis. Citizens are sharing that the thick haze settling over cities, the stinging air during the morning commute, and the constant headlines about record-breaking pollution levels can no longer be ignored..... read more