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Scroll's Vaishnavi Rathore wins first prize for best article at PII-ICRC Annual Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Scroll's Vaishnavi Rathore wins first prize for best article at PII-ICRC Annual Awards 2023

She won the award for her report on migration driven by climate change published under the Common Grounds project.

Source: scroll.in
Palestinian Commander Killed, Trump Li(v)e On CNN, Baaaad Police Call - Vimarsana News

Palestinian Commander Killed, Trump Li(v)e On CNN, Baaaad Police Call

�� Alii!*Welcome to Thursday, where a top Palestinian commander is killed in pre-dawn Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, Donald Trump faces off with the truth, and Oklahoma police get called in for a live(stock) situation. Meanwhile, Mridula Chari for independent digital magazine Undark suggests that elepha...

This Happened — May 11: The Maestro Of Surrealism Is Born - Vimarsana News

This Happened — May 11: The Maestro Of Surrealism Is Born

Salvador Dali was born on this day in 1904 in Figueres, Spain. The Spanish artist is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in the surrealist movement.

Climate change journalists honoured at PII-ICRC Media Awards - Vimarsana News

Climate change journalists honoured at PII-ICRC Media Awards

The ICRC's New Delhi regional delegation and the Press Institute of India (PII) hosted the 16th edition of the PII-ICRC Annual Awards recently.

Source: icrc.org
Climate change in India: Forest products decline under unpredictable rains and extreme temperatures - Vimarsana News

Climate change in India: Forest products decline under unpredictable rains and extreme temperatures

They are crucial to millions of people and a vast Rs 2 lakh crore economy. But with unpredictable rains and extreme temperatures, their yields are falling.

Source: scroll.in