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Massive fire in Delhi just days after amendment of laws (opens the original)
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A massive fire broke out at a wooden items godown near Dallupura and Dharamshila Hospital in East Delhi’s Mayur Vihar Phase 3 area on Sunday, September 13, 2026. One Station Officer, Sunil Sagar, was hospitalised at LBS Hospital due to smoke inhalation while fighting the fire. No major burn injuries or immediate casualties were reported from inside the warehouse, though searches continued for any trapped individuals. The ground-floor warehouse stored plywood, wood, and PVC material, sending a th
India’s vultures need not just conservation programmes but also protected landscapes (opens the original)
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Thirty years ago, the vulture in India suffered a death knell of sorts to its existence. Diclofenac, a painkiller used for cattle, destroyed the kidneys of Indian vultures. Millions died as a result. This caused a rise in feral dog populations in turn leading to a spike in rabies and human mortality. Since then, the Indian government has banned diclofenac and a number of other Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs. Conservation programmes across India are now breeding vultures in captivity and re
There is poison everywhere in this central UP district (opens the original)
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A water body in the Rania industrial area of Uttar Pradesh’s Kanpur Dehat lies covered with a thick layer of green algae and plastic waste. Kanpur Dehat is one of three central UP districts that are today bywords for industrial pollution. The Rania industrial area is the epicentre of Kanpur Dehat’s pollution. For decades, basic chrome sulphate sludge from leather tanneries and chemical units was dumped directly onto open land. The district, along with Kanpur Nagar and Fatehpur, also faces severa
Why does the Yamuna froth in Delhi? (opens the original)
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The Yamuna is notorious for its iceberg-like clusters of white foam that drift across the water’s surface, especially in Delhi’s Okhla Barrage. But what causes this phenomenon that stays on even during the monsoon? According to a study by the Delhi government, foam formation in the Yamuna is not solely due to synthetic ‘surfactants’ but may also be influenced by biogenic inputs, especially from invasive aquatic species like Eichhornia crassipes (water hyacinth). Eutrophication-induced plankton b
Cooling off as Delhi becomes a hot and humid chamber (opens the original)
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A Rosy Pelican enjoys a refreshing splash on a hot, humid day at Delhi Zoo. During the summer monsoon, winds blowing inland from the seas surrounding the country carry enormous amounts of water vapour into north India. This causes humidity levels to soar even when it does not rain. Due to such conditions, cities like Delhi become hot, moisture-filled chambers. And the heat feels more oppressive than it actually should. This humid heat affects everyone, human and non-human. Authorities at the Del
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