Andhra Pradesh

Cyclone Titli devastates Odisha and Andhra Pradesh

Monsoon shows a deficit of five percent in June

Scanty rainfall, depleting groundwater levels, barren farmlands and mass migration of farmers to cities for better livelihood--this is the reality of most of rural India today. Many parts of India are witnessing this growing trend of farmers leaving their lands in search of jobs in cities.

There is a reason why water bodies are considered a resource. From the water they provide to the many living organisms they support, water bodies are constantly supplying us with things essential to our survival. They also provide livelihood as this story of some enterprising tribal women in a remote village in Andhra Pradesh exemplifies.

Assam prepares river atlas to tackle floods, erosion, deforestation

Carbon content in India's soil decreases

SC orders Maharashtra government to pay Rs 100 crore for restoration of Ulhas and Waldhuni rivers

Reuse of wastewater becomes mandatory in Maharashtra

Bihar floods: Fear of epidemic looms large

Decades of skating over environmental concerns have clearly cost us dear. The folly of pursuing better crop yields using chemical fertilisers in an indiscriminate manner has been surfacing lately. “Decades of agricultural abuse using fertilisers, herbicides and pesticides have taken its toll on us.