Cities

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Resigns Over NEET-UG Controversy

NEW DELHI, July 25, 2026 — Under immense pressure from escalating nationwide protests, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has officially resigned from his position. The dramatic exit marks a critical moment in the ongoing crisis surrounding the national examination system and follows weeks of sustained youth-led demonstrations demanding accountability. Taking to the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, Pradhan shared images of his...

Kashmir growers gain access to overseas markets with first premium shipments

The one-tonne shipment was sourced from high-density orchards in the Shopian and Pulwama districts of south Kashmir Kashmir’s horticulture sector is expanding its presence in overseas markets with the export of premium stone fruits, as Fruit Master dispatched the Valley’s first consignment of Aerko cherries and Scentrose plums to Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The one-tonne shipment was sourced from high-density orchards in the Shopian and Pulwama...
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The Rise of Digital Nomads: How Remote Work Is Reshaping Global Cities in 2026

The global workforce is undergoing a significant transformation as remote work continues to redefine how and where people earn a living. In 2026, millions...

The Race for Clean Water: Why Water Security Is Becoming a Global Priority

Access to clean and reliable water has become one of the most critical challenges of the 21st century. As populations grow, cities expand, and...

Assam Flood Crisis 2026: Why Urban Flooding Is Becoming a Major Concern in Northeast India

Assam is once again facing severe flooding and urban waterlogging as heavy rainfall continues to affect several districts across the state. Guwahati, one of...

Bengaluru’s Growing Water Crisis Raises Questions About Urban Sustainability

India’s technology capital, Bengaluru, is facing an increasingly serious water crisis as rapid urban expansion, falling groundwater levels, and climate pressures continue to strain...

Makhana and Climate Change: The Future of Bihar’s Wetland Agriculture

Makhana farming has long depended on the wetlands and pond ecosystems of Bihar, especially in the Mithila region. These water-based agricultural systems support thousands...

The Future of Makhana Industry in India

Makhana, once known mainly as a traditional snack from Bihar, is now emerging as one of India’s fastest-growing health food industries. Rising health awareness,...

Women Empowerment Angle

Makhana Processing and Rural Women Employment Makhana Processing and Rural Women Employment Makhana is not only transforming Bihar’s agricultural economy, but also creating new opportunities for...

From Mithila to Global Markets: How Indian Makhana Is Becoming a Global Superfood

From Mithila to Global Markets: Rising Demand of Indian Makhana Once known mainly as a traditional snack from Bihar, makhana is now becoming a global...