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Erum Sattar from Pakistan and Uttam Kumar Sinha from India discuss the Shahpurkandi dam's implications.

Doctors are embarking on a first-of-its-kind study across Sindh to determine the effect of heat during pregnancy.

On September 25, 1768, and August 15, 1947, respectively, India and Nepal were formally established. It's evident that Nepal is more than 178 years older than India. It is critical that India and Nepal fortify their unique political, social, and economic ties. India and Nepal have traditionally engaged in economic cooperation.

COP26: Climate change must be addressed on cooperative global level, says Dalai Lama | India News - Rashtra News : Rashtra News #COP26 #Climate #change #addressed #cooperative #global #level #Dalai #Lama #India #News #Times #India DHARAMSALA: Ahead of the crucial climate conference in Glasgow, the Dalai Lama on Sunday said issues of climate change must

With massive unmet energy demands the potential revenue of electricity exports, Nepal has rapidly expanded its hydropower production. But environmental safeguards are flouted and rarely monitored

Rising temperatures have increased the risk of glacial lake bursts of the kind that devastated the Kedarnath valley in 2013 and parts of Chamoli in 2021. Uttarakhand has commissioned a GLOF risk-assessment study

Artificial light from roadways and restaurants on Pakistan coast poses threats to nesting and hatching grounds for endangered turtles

Kushal Pokharel is an educator, independent researcher and freelance columnist. He is Research Fellow at the Southasia Institute of Advanced Studies (SIAS). He also serves as the member of the Editorial Board of the World Water Policy Journal. His research interests span contemporary issues of water security, climate change and development at the intersection of public policy and governance. His guest columns have appeared in leading regional and international media like The Third Pole, Nikkei A...

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