IMD dedicated an interactive cyclone and marine-weather Decision Support System to the nation on 12 October 2026, providing map-based access to cyclone tracks, wind, rainfall and storm-surge information.
A PIB FAQ dated 21 August 2026 says the Ken-Betwa Link Project costs Rs 44,605 crore, aims to irrigate 10.62 lakh hectares, provide drinking water to about 62 lakh people, and generate hydropower plus solar power.
A quick revision note on what the Soil Health Card Scheme does, why it matters and how to write it correctly in agriculture answers.
A quick revision note on what human-wildlife conflict means, why it happens, and how to write balanced exam answers on mitigation.
Revise the importance of coastal ecosystems, major pollution pressures, and the role of community participation in coastal conservation.
Revise the meaning of El Niño, its link with the Indian monsoon, and the correct way to describe that relationship in competitive examinations.
A PIB backgrounder explains how soil health, balanced fertiliser use, natural farming and digital advisory systems are being tied together in India’s farm policy.
The Environment Ministry launched a National Human-Wildlife Conflict Portal and inaugurated a Centre of Excellence at Coimbatore to strengthen data, policy support and mitigation planning.
Science ministries reviewed preparations for a nationwide coastal cleanliness campaign scheduled for 10–19 September 2026, combining conservation with public participation.
A high-level review examined the possible effects of El Niño on agriculture and other sectors, with ministries asked to coordinate closely with states and vulnerable districts.