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Lucknow City Railway Station is now North India’s first fully women-staffed station

Leave a Comment / Women Empowerment / By / October 23, 2025

India’s first all-women-managed railway station is Matunga railway station in Mumbai, which became fully operated by women staff in 2017. In a major stride towards women empowerment, the Lucknow City Railway Station has been transformed into North India’s first fully women-staffed station. The station is now operated by a team of 34 women managing every aspect …

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Biodiversity: A missing link in combating climate change

Leave a Comment / Climate Change / By / October 23, 2025

With healthy populations of animals that disperse seeds, tropical forests can absorb up to four times more carbon. A lot of attention has been paid to how climate change can reduce biodiversity. Now MIT researchers have shown that the reverse is also true: Loss of biodiversity can jeopardize regrowth of tropical forests, one of Earth’s …

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Plant-Based Proteins Are Cheaper Than Meat Right Now

Leave a Comment / Plant Based / By / October 22, 2025

A new report has highlighted how plant-based price parity could kickstart a sustainable food system A new report has found that as the price of animal products skyrockets in the UK, certain plant-based proteins are now cheaper than meat. London-based charity and independent thinktank the Green Alliance published the report, titled ‘Recipe For Resilience: the benefits of …

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A Street that Brings Smiles, Music, and Community Together

Leave a Comment / ChangeMaker / By / October 22, 2025

Once unsafe and ignored, Central Jail Road now thrives as Sangeet Maarg—a lively cultural corridor where music, greenery, and community spaces make city life safer, happier, and more connected. Varanasi, with its ancient ghats and celebrated musical traditions, is often viewed as a city rooted in heritage. Yet it also faces the pressing challenge of …

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Breathing Polluted Air Linked to Higher Parkinson’s Risk

Leave a Comment / Pollution / By / October 22, 2025

A common industrial solvent still polluting U.S. air and soil may raise Parkinson’s risk. The findings add to growing evidence that long-term exposure to environmental toxins can affect brain health. Highlights: Industrial Solvent TCE and Parkinson’s Risk Long-term exposure to the industrial solvent trichloroethylene (TCE) in outdoor air may be linked to a higher likelihood …

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