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Mumbai’s Water Wake-Up Call
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By Dr. Nishith K Bhandarkar
Chennai responded to its water crisis with long-term investments, while Mumbai continues to rely primarily on reservoirs and seasonal rainfall.
Every summer, Mumbai faces concerns over its water supply as reservoir levels decline and the city waits for the arrival...
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Why the Monsoon Is Changing
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By Asha Tripathi
The delayed monsoon is a reminder that the choices we make today about development and the environment will shape the climate inherited by future generations.
Mumbai is experiencing an unusually delayed monsoon this year, accompanied by prolonged spells of extreme...
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Monsoon Cravings: Indulge Wisely
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By Prekshaa Shah
The secret to enjoying the monsoon isn't giving up your favourite treats—it's balancing indulgence with hygiene, fresh food, and mindful eating.
The monsoon has officially arrived, bringing with it the smell of wet earth and the sound of rain tapping...
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A Thirsty Nation Beneath A Monsoon Sky
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By Rajeev Kejriwal
India's relationship with water is marked by a striking contradiction. A few summers ago, while travelling through rural Rajasthan, I witnessed an elderly woman struggling to draw water from a hand pump beneath a neem tree. After several attempts, a...
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Monsoon Fitness: Simple Ways to Stay Active and Healthy
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By Asha Tripathi
The monsoon may limit outdoor activities, but it should never become a reason to stop moving.
The arrival of the monsoon brings relief from the scorching heat, fills our surroundings with greenery, and creates a refreshing atmosphere. However, along with...
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Monsoon drives 46pc of India’s marine plastic
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By Abhijit Mulye
Scientists call for urgent comprehensive strategy
Mumbai: As the annual monsoon rains sweep across the Indian subcontinent, they bring essential respite from the summer heat but also unleash a devastating environmental hazard by flushing massive volumes of land-based plastic into...
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