- Search results for climate change
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 | IIT-Kharagpur receives first supercomputing facility under the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM)Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur is the first academic institution to receive a supercomputing facility under the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM) | |
 | Meet lecturer cum researcher Jagadish Thaker who was a part of the first sample survey of India's climate changeAppreciation from teachers goes a long way and a living example of this is J Jagadish Thaker, who has presented papers across the world. Read more to find out how encouragement made him tick | |
 | This Nobel Laurate tells us why climate change will triumph over Donald TrumpOn Nobel Laureate Dr Brain Schmidt’s maiden visit to Chennai, Seema Rajpal catches up with him to talk about all things Trump and climate change | |
 | Goddess of the G20: Meet Anannya Parekh, the SRM student who just represented India at the G20 Summit and runs a firm to promote women entrepreneurshipTwenty-one- year-old Anannya Parekh has been chosen as the Indian delegate for the annual G(irls) 20 Summit in Germany and she's determined to make this oppoortunity count | |
 | Jane of the Jungle: At 72, Diana Beresford-Kroeger still goes from continent to continent hunting for old trees. Here's whyAcclaimed scientist Diana Beresford-Kroeger takes us back to the moment when her love affair with trees began | |
 | Education must be relevant to today's world: T KrishnakumarRSB has created an exclusive programme called the ‘Future Leaders’ Program’ | |
 | Marching for Science: Stop propagating imaginary theories, fund science research instead, say scientists in the cityScientists and others in the city protested against the rising wave of unscientific beliefs and religious bigotry in the country and also spoke about the dwindling governmental funds for research | |
 | From MCC to Koodankulam, Sophia Edward has broken a lot of ground. Now, she's fighting for her life and needs a liver transplant to live. Can you help?Researcher and teacher Sophia Edward needs a liver transplant in a hurry. Mounting medical bills and scarcity of donors is making fighting for life an everyday battle | |
 | Bookworms, brace yourself for 'no save' November as bookshelves to carry greats like Jeet Thayil and Sachin TendulkarWith the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Man Booker Prize -- the two most coveted literary honours -- having been awarded earlier in October, November has an exotic menu | |
 | Chennai's kids can watch films on Climate Change in their classrooms, courtesy the Science Film Fest that has come to India for the first timeThe Goethe Institute/Max Mueller Bhavan is organising India's first Science Film Festival for children and all the focus is on climate change. Interested? Get in touch and screen some | |
 | Crooning for climate change: Mohan Kannan's next is a song based on an issue concerning all of usMohan Kannan, the vocalist of the band Agnee, was an alumnus of XIMB and is the singer of India's first song on climate change. In a chat, he talks about the song, Bollywood music and more | |
 | Why you have to watch Nila Madhab Panda's climate change film Kadvi Hawa ASAPDirector Nila Madhab Panda has been helping us swallow the bitter pill of environmental calamities through his films. With his latest, Kadvi Hawa, he is at it again
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 | Environment ministry only gives out approvals, no sign of due process: Jairam RameshJairam Ramesh says that the current government talks a lot about environment conservation but all of their actions go against their rhetoric | |
 | Crafting workable solutions for an ecologically safer world tomorrowExperts in the field of environmental engineering look for ways to minimise or manage pollution and waste through design systems, processes, and equipment | |
 | What it takes to quench thirst in a world where water is becoming scarceHarvesting water in areas that may be falling short of water supply is considered the next step in water management and production |
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