India is rapidly scaling up renewable energy. Now it needs to store it
By Pratyush Deep As India rapidly scales up its renewable energy capacity to meet its climate goals, a key challenge
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Month: May 2026
PM Modi urges shift to EVs, solar irrigation to offset global disruptions
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday used a public address in Hyderabad to lay out what amounted to a citizen’s
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Telangana: HC dismisses rice millers’ pleas to quash FIRs against them
By Marri Ramu The Telangana High Court dismissed a batch of criminal petitions filed by rice millers from various districts
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Haryana: After paddy scam, wheat fraud surfaces: UP’s wheat sold in names of Karnal’s farmers, 6 arhtiyas booked in 2 FIRs
By Parveen Arora After an alleged paddy procurement scam during the last Kharif season, several irregularities have now come to
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Explainer: Problem of plenty for wheat stocks in Punjab
By Ruchika Khanna THE wheat procurement season in Punjab is almost over, but a problem of plenty now plagues the
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Ethiopia becomes Africa’s largest wheat producer with record 33 million tonnes harvest
Ethiopia has become Africa’s largest wheat producer after recording a historic harvest exceeding 330 million quintals – equivalent to around
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Wheat lifting from Punjab on fast track, Centre ramps up rail movement
Wheat evacuation from Punjab’s wholesale mandis has picked up pace this rabi marketing season, with the Centre stepping up rail
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Punjab expands maize push amid its heavy dependence on paddy
By Anju Agnihotri Chaba Even as Punjab battles a deepening groundwater crisis, the state government has decided to expand its
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Early sown paddy destroyed in Haryana’s Karnal
By Parveen Arora The Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Department has intensified its campaign against the early transplantation of paddy and
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Plastic waste to biofuel: Scientists use sunlight to turn discarded plastic into clean hydrogen fuel
We usually discard plastic waste as it reaches its end-of-life for common people, but a research team at the University of
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