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Today, real-feel temperatures in Delhi are hovering around 51.9°C, with actual highs between 43–45.5°C, and nighttime lows stuck at 30–35.6°C . But numbers tell only part of the story. The Everyday Crisis Throbbing heat isn’t just discomfort—it’s health danger. Children, elderly, informal workers risk dehydration and heatstroke . Power grids groan under A/C loads; demand

India’s wealth is no longer confined within its borders—it’s strategically expanding globally. In 2025, High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) from India are investing internationally at unprecedented levels, driven by a blend of opportunity and prudence. 📊 The Shift in Numbers Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS): Outward remittances reached approximately $30 billion in FY2024-25, slightly down from the

When we think of oceans, we often picture distant coastlines, crashing waves, and blue horizons far from our farms, our cities, our daily lives. But standing here — in the heart of inland India, among fields I’ve nurtured for over a decade . I know a different truth: the ocean begins on land. Every time

This World Environment Day, I’m not speaking as a farmer, an entrepreneur, or a developer. I’m speaking as a witness. In the last year, I’ve watched the soil lose its memory. Crops that once stood proud now struggle to grow. Lakes I knew as a child are gasping, and the wind carries more heat than

Every year, India loses nearly 10 million hectares of fertile land to degradation. Our traditional farming methods, combined with overuse of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, have pushed our soil to a breaking point. But this isn’t just an agricultural issue — it’s a climate and economic crisis waiting to unfold. Through my work at Sportsland,

India’s cities are facing unprecedented water shortages — and May 2025 has shown us just how fragile our urban water security really is. With groundwater levels dropping at an alarming rate and surface reservoirs shrinking, over 600 million urban residents are at risk of water stress. In my work blending urban farming with water conservation

When Operation Sindoor unfolded, I chose to watch and listen more than speak. Not waiting for statements or headlines, but for the silence between words. No trending hashtags. No victory parades. No loud claims. And yet — a profound shift had taken place. This wasn’t a spectacle for media attention. It was a clear message

Every May, we pause to honour the mothers who gave us life. But this year, I find myself thinking about the one mother we all share — Earth. In 2025, that bond feels more fragile than ever. Record heatwaves have already scorched 19 Indian states. Monsoon patterns are disrupted. Farmers are struggling with shrinking water

Sustainability isn’t just a metro movement anymore. The real green revolution of 2025 is unfolding quietly—in India’s Tier-2 cities Indore, often celebrated for cleanliness, is now a benchmark for decentralized solar adoption. Surat is running municipal operations on renewables. Bhubaneswar is pioneering climate-resilient infrastructure through its smart city blueprint. These cities aren’t waiting for Delhi