
Indonesia prepares for possible repatriation of five baby orangutans rescued in Odisha
The case is being examined as a possible transnational wildlife-trafficking route because orangutans are not native to India.

The case is being examined as a possible transnational wildlife-trafficking route because orangutans are not native to India.

India is a major buyer of European aluminium scrap, turning an industrial-policy proposal into a test of trade-negotiation leverage.

High electricity demand, low hydro support and limited storage are pushing the power system back toward its coal constraint.

The decision brings the collision between mineral extraction and species conservation back into focus in one of India's most fragile grassland landscapes.

Kathmandu is seeking international support after catastrophic flooding, putting climate finance and Himalayan vulnerability in sharp focus.

A government-industry workshop linked ocean technology with supply security for nickel, cobalt, copper and manganese.

The latest joint working group focused on trees outside forests, forest genetics and improved planting material.