One of the most peculiar and potent voices in the Indian public life nowadays is that of Acharya Prashant. He preaches Vedanta and practical self-inquiry, he criticizes consumerism, he challenges people to pose tough questions of what they actually need. It is precisely that lack of flattery of the market and of pointing out the … Read more
This article explores how climate change–driven extreme weather and atmospheric anomalies may have contributed to the June 12, 2025 Air India Flight AI171 crash in Ahmedabad. It examines rising temperatures’ impact on aircraft performance, increased wind shear and microbursts, and the urgent need for aviation adaptation.
Pangong Lake, the Ladakh marvel at high altitudes is heavily exposed to climate change and human activities. The retreat of glaciers, permafrost degradation, unpredictable precipitation, and rising evaporation rates are draining the lake. Over-tourism, pollution, and military activities exacerbate the issue which impacts its ecological balance. Declining tourism has led to economic losses for the locals, migration, and cultural shifts. Sustenance tourism, climatic adaptation, and community-led endeavors would form a strong foundation for safeguarding this Himalayan jewel. The technical and the social dimensions of the crisis, accentuating the imperative need for quick intervention to preserve the Pangong Lake legacy, are discussed in this article.
Sarthak Goswami’s climate change video is a proper show of smart communication skills. Facts, emotions, and action orientation are well woven together by the person. This is a good example of how one should be enthusiastic about raising an issue as important as climate change. In this world, where most conversations are shallow by theme, Goswami is one voice to make a difference. His skill at making complex science accessible, his ability to critique political and media narratives, and to move people into action puts him as a vital component in climate activism.