Climate disasters have become increasingly commonplace and increasingly destructive. The worst year was 2017 where a ...

India's climate crisis deepens due to communication gaps, hindering understanding and action on 'Loss and Damage' impacts.

India’s infrastructure spend crosses 3% of GDP as climate risks strain assets and insurance cover, report warns ...

There is a silent assumption underpinning India’s infrastructure boom. That no matter how extreme the climate becomes, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Climate disasters cost the world more than $120bn (£95bn) in 2025, with the true toll expected to be far higher as the deadliest ...

The defining climate story of 2025 was that they unfolded across regions with very different income levels, governance structures and climate readiness, yet produced strikingly similar failures.

The India–EU Free Trade Agreement is increasingly being seen as a climate-linked trade pact rather than a conventional market ...

Disasters don’t just cause infrastructure losses, cripple economies, or claim lives. They shake something far deeper, that is, the very fabric of human existence. Each disaster leaves scars that ...

The guidelines take lessons from the Ahmedabad plane crash last year and stress the need for a National Dental Data Registry ...

Climate disasters cost the world more than $120bn (£95bn) in 2025, with the true toll expected to be far higher as the deadliest events in poorer countries were largely uninsured and undercounted, a ...

India’s infrastructure spending has crossed 3 per cent of gross domestic product and is expanding rapidly across regions ...