South Asia

solar panel in the hills

Delays and Glitches Mar Uttarakhand’s Solar Self-Employment Scheme

Tehri Districts, Kafulta Village illuminated in Solar light

Solar Energy Gives Hope of Light in the Mountains of Uttarakhand

two stray puppies rest on steps

Gone to the Dogs: Rabies Control and Street Dog Welfare in India

Woman in yellow sari receiving vaccination

Healthcare workers struggle to balance COVID-19 and Monkey Fever in Karnataka

a group of people walking in the forest

How Karnataka’s Shivamogga Became the Hotbed of Monkey Fever

aerial photo of fish market in West Bengal

Six Stories Reveal How the Climate Crisis Impacts the Health of Women and Children in the Bay of Bengal Region

ferry in Sundarbans

With 400+ Journalists Trained, EJN Concludes Bay of Bengal Climate Resiliency Initiative

The Kadar tribe in Anamalai Forest

EJN-supported Documentary Primes Long-Awaited Victory for Indigenous Community in Tamil Nadu, India

an image of a lake in bangalore with white foam on top that looks like snow, in the distance you can see a grassy field and the tops of buildings

Bengaluru’s Lakes Spew Toxic Foam, Solution Offered by Biodiesel Entrepreneur Gathers Dust

a man and woman face the camera holding two photographs

As Winter Nears, Many in Bangladesh Fear a Nipah Virus Re-emergence

Banner image: A red-vented bulbul on a fence of the Pavagada Solar Park in Karnataka / Credit: Abhishek N. Chinnappa/Mongabay.

Solar park in Pavagada, India busts notions of renewable energy as inherently good

India's largest solar park at Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, employs less than 500 people. | Karishma Mehrotra

In India, Desolate Solar Parks Reveal the Dark Side of Renewable Energy

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