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African Union (AU) leaders have made history at the 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government, held from February 14 to 15 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The summit focused on a fresh push for the remaining 24 AU Member States to ratify the African Medicines...
- Social
Walk through any Indian city, and you’ll hear it: a call from the street, the squeak of a bicycle, the promise to turn trash into cash: “Kabadi! “Kabadi!” Behind that sound is one of the country’s oldest and most effective recycling systems, run not by government trucks but by the...
- Article, Sustainability
Cosmetics are an integral part of everyday life for women in millions of Indian homes, transcending class, age, and geographical boundaries. Whether it is kajal, sindoor, fairness creams, hair dyes, or lip colors, these products are deeply embedded in cultural practices, social norms, and aesthetic values. Yet, beneath this widespread...
- Political
On a cold Friday in March 2019, millions of young people across 125 countries flooded the streets, carrying cardboard signs and chanting for climate action. What appeared to be a global walkout was, in reality, the largest youth-led environmental mobilization in history. These teenagers were not just skipping school; they...
- Social
Since 1850, the Earth’s temperature has risen steadily, accelerating dramatically in recent decades. Between 2015 and 2024, global temperatures reached record highs, with 2024 alone seeing the global mean near-surface temperature rise 1.55°C above pre-industrial levels. Heatwaves, floods, wildfires, and other climate disasters are no longer abstract threats; they are...
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