India's Renewable Ministry Clarifies No Halt on Solar Project Financing Amid Oversupply

December 7, 2025

India's Renewable Ministry Clarifies No Halt on Solar Project Financing Amid Oversupply

India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy denied issuing any pause on funding new solar projects. The Ministry urges cautious lending due to oversupply. Solar firms worry about impact on manufacturing and imports. India's solar module capacity is set to grow strongly despite export troubles.

Solar Storms Behind Northern Lights Can Disrupt Satellites, Planes and Power Grids

December 7, 2025

Solar Storms Behind Northern Lights Can Disrupt Satellites, Planes and Power Grids

Solar storms create beautiful Northern Lights but can also cause serious damage on Earth. Satellites fail, planes are grounded, and power outages happen due to intense space weather.

Male Cheetah Cub from Kuno National Park Killed in Road Accident Near Gwalior

December 7, 2025

Male Cheetah Cub from Kuno National Park Killed in Road Accident Near Gwalior

A 20-month-old male cheetah cub from Kuno National Park died after being hit by a vehicle near Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Authorities are searching for its sibling nearby and have slowed traffic for safety.

Drone Strike Severely Damages Chernobyl’s Nuclear Safety Shield, Says IAEA

December 7, 2025

Drone Strike Severely Damages Chernobyl’s Nuclear Safety Shield, Says IAEA

IAEA warns that a drone strike on February 14 has severely damaged the protective structure at Chernobyl's No 4 reactor. The steel arch lost its main safety functions, raising concerns over nuclear safety. Limited repairs done; full restoration crucial to prevent more risk.

Indonesia Flood Death Toll Passes 900; Hundreds Missing After Cyclone

December 7, 2025

Indonesia Flood Death Toll Passes 900; Hundreds Missing After Cyclone

Deadly floods in Indonesia caused by a rare cyclone have killed over 900 people, destroyed 100,000 homes, and left hundreds missing. Rescue teams face tough conditions as many areas remain cut off, with aid being airdropped. Survivors recall harrowing escapes from floodwaters deep enough to reach the second floors.