India is on alert for air travel disruptions due to volcanic ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano. The DGCA has issued advisories for airlines to avoid affected areas.
Environment
The Indian government released a draft Seeds Bill to modernize seed regulations, but farmers express concerns over its impact on their rights and costs.
Africa is experiencing a surge in solar power installations, driven by a significant influx of Chinese solar panels. This shift is crucial for addressing the continent's energy needs.
Australia's climate crisis worsens as fossil fuel lobbyists dominate Cop30 talks, undermining efforts to combat climate change. The need for grassroots action grows amid a sense of powerlessness.
Botanists are uncovering methods to reintroduce rare plants to prevent extinction. This work is crucial as nearly half of flowering plants face threats.
Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has urged officials to create a comprehensive policy for managing plastic waste and achieving net-zero pollution levels.
Serbia's only oil refinery may shut down in four days due to U.S. sanctions on its majority Russian ownership. President Vucic warns of severe economic impacts.
The YSR Congress Party has accused the coalition government of misleading the public and worsening farmer crises through policy failures. This criticism highlights ongoing agricultural distress in Andhra Pradesh.
India's imports of Russian oil are expected to decline significantly in December due to tightened Western sanctions. This marks a three-year low for Russian oil imports.
A study reveals that drought conditions in California lead to more human-wildlife encounters, highlighting a growing issue linked to climate change.
The Telangana Government is transitioning to renewable energy, approving 3,000 MW of solar and 2,000 MW of pumped storage power. This move aims to meet the state's growing energy demands sustainably.
Scientists in Australia are testing if small marsupials can learn to coexist with feral cats, which have decimated their populations. Early results show promising signs of adaptation and survival.