Why the Wayanad landslide must not fade from memory
Scientific predictions indicate that extreme weather events, leading to disasters such as the Wayanad landslide will become more frequent and severe due to climate...
Project Tiger should target minimal displacement of local communities
Bharat Dogra argues that the approach of complete prevention of human activities in protected areas is environmentally both undesirable and unnecessary, and has led...
How a municipal dump yard in Coonoor was transformed into a flower garden
A Coonoor-based civil society group took over the town’s solid waste management five years ago, transforming the open municipal dump yard into a resource...
A blend of rustic wisdom and scenic grandeur draws tourists to the Kashmir Valley
With the tourist season in Kashmir Valley in full swing, there is much to enjoy, not only in terms of breathtaking scenery and adventurous...
‘Improving UX and audience development are essential’
During a round-table discussion at the WAN-IFRA World News Media Congress around product development, audience engagement and digital subscriptions, Mathias Douchet, director of Product for the UK’s...
New to AI? Then, prioritise processes and tasks
If you’re a news publisher and wondering about getting started with AI, the good news is that many people on your staff are likely...
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PII-ICRC Awards 2024: Media plays a crucial role in bringing human interest stories to the forefront – of disability and disaster
The Press Institute of India (PII), Chennai, and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), New Delhi, announced the winners of this year's...
PII-ICRC Awards 2024: Winners are from Scroll, Deshabhimani, Mint, Mathrubhumi, Manorama, TOI
The Press Institute of India (PII), Chennai, and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), New Delhi, announced the winners of this year's...
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