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Why Artificial Light Should Now Be Legally Classed As Pollution

The U.K.’s Royal Astronomical Society is urging governments to formally recognize artificial light at night as a pollutant, warning that growing levels of light pollution are harming human health, biodiversity and astronomical research. The call follows a major conference hosted by the RAS in January 2025, where scientists, policymakers and environmental experts presented evidence showing …

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Online child safety campaigners call for US inquiry into Roblox

Groups claim game platform’s design and business model conflict with children’s developmental needs. Online child safety campaigners including Jonathan Haidt, the bestselling writer on the mental health impacts of social media, have called on the Trump administration to investigate Roblox, the booming gaming and chat platform used by 150 million people daily, including a large number of under-13s. …

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NTPC Korba Launches GEM 7.0 to Empower 122 Young Girls

NTPC Korba launches the 7th edition of Girl Empowerment Mission (GEM 7.0), enrolling 122 girls for a four-week residential programme focused on holistic development. In a major step toward community development and women’s empowerment, NTPC Limited has launched the seventh edition of its flagship Girl Empowerment Mission (GEM 7.0) at its Korba unit. The four-week fully residential programme aims …

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Healthy plant-based foods may improve pregnancy cardiometabolic markers

A new NHANES analysis suggests that the quality of plant foods may matter more than avoiding animal foods when it comes to cardiometabolic health during pregnancy. In a recent study published in the journal Nutrition and Health, researchers evaluated associations between plant-based diets and biomarkers of cardiometabolic health in pregnant women in the United States. Plant-Based …

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Chhattisgarh launches Dweepti Yojana to empower rural women in clean energy sector

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai has approved a new initiative, ‘Dweepti Yojana’, to involve rural women in the renewable energy sector and boost their economic participation. Scheduled to run from 2026 to 2031, the project will train village women to own, operate, and maintain solar energy assets across the state. The Panchayat and Rural …

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