At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Galgotias University proudly unveiled “Orion” — a ‘homegrown’ AI breakthrough that turned out to be a ready-made robot you could simply buy online. Which raises a bigger question: if innovation can be downloaded, is research now just rebranding? And what does that mean for students trusting such institutions with their futures?
Because tomorrow’s problem-solvers on environment need real labs, real learning,and real ideas — not shiny claims on borrowed machines.
The recently concluded Green Schools Carnival was a refreshing glimpse of a more environmentally sensitive generation
Stories of Chipko, water warriors, indigenous movements, and scientists who shaped India’s unique environmentalism.
A two-day fun-packed event with games, polls & real-world challenges! Explore green careers, reflect on your dreams, and earn a Participation Certificate too! Don't just dream—plan it green!
From Bhimayana: Experiences of Untouchability, a book that weaves the wrap of contemporary experiences into the weft of BR Ambedkar's life. Published by Navayana, with the magical Pradhan Gond artists Durgabai Vyam and Subhash Vyam.
Your Essential Guide to the Cub Reporters Programme—Top Resources & Key Reporting Tips!
Revisiting the Green Schools Carnival 2025 and Awards Ceremony that celebrates the most sustainable schools in the country
From Junk Food to Honey Heists and Beyond: Students Spark Vital Conversations on Environmental Issues Through Hilarious and Thought-Provoking Spoof Skits.
Journalists, leaders, and experts gathered at the Anil Agarwal Dialogue (AAD) 2025 to tackle climate change, water crises, pollution, and the future of our planet!
It is that time of the year again when that eternal question pops up: Is the pursuit of excellence the sole aim of India’s educational system?
Scary Plotter, also infamous as AMR (antimicrobial resistance), makes its sinister appearance known to the human race by introducing itself. Death and disease follow in its wake, as our friendly neighbourhood antibiotics lose their power to heal.
Scary Plotter, the code name for AMR (antimicrobial resistance), returns to ravage the human race with its Army of Ailments, which has now become invincible – thanks to the decimation of our friendly neighbourhood antibiotics.
Scary Plotter, better known as AMR (antimicrobial resistance), is at it again. Watch it lay waste to the world of the Antibiotix. Making our friendly neighbourhood medicines impotent and useless, through its demons of Overuse and Misuse
Khan was a freedom fighter, an educator and a Unani doctor who brought innovation to traditional medicine in Delhi
A glimpse from ‘Master Mascot Makers,’ a designing contest organized as part of the Green Schools Carnival 2025 held on 4th February 2025 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
Celebrating a Year of Discovery, Change, and Eco-Inspiration: Stories of Wildlife, People, and Planet in Action!
Scary Plotter, better known as AMR (antimicrobial resistance), holds the entire human race prisoner in its almost impregnable fortress of AMR’stan. Will humanity ever manage to break free?
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How can schools become the catalysts for achieving sustainability? In an era where the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation are becoming increasingly evident, the role of education in fostering a sustainable future has become more critical than ever. Schools are at the heart of their communities and can play a pivotal role in promoting sustainability beyond their own walls and preparing students for a sustainable future.
One of the most effective ways schools can do this is by integrating sustainability into their curricula, operations and community interactions. They can become powerful catalysts by guiding educators and students to join programmes that can train and prepare them for dealing with environmental challenges. For example, schools registered under the Centre for Science and Environment’s Green Schools Programme (GSP) have not only started the journey to instil green values in teachers and students, but have also helped them under
Some ads are starting to do more than just sell products. They're also trying to raise awareness about environmental issues. Have you ever watched a TV commercial and felt good about a product or company? Maybe it made you laugh, or maybe it made you think. But did you ever think about how a commercial might also make you care about the environment?
That's what we're talking about here – ads that are not just about selling stuff but also about caring for our planet. It's called environmental consciousness in advertising.
