India’s renewable energy industry welcomes the incentives it received in the annual budget but wants more, while other green groups find it underwhelming

A cultural festival being organised by Art of Living Foundation faces a massive fine for allegedly ravaging the floodplains of the Yamuna River

A massive river diversion project is designed to make one of China’s most polluted lakes “swimmable” again by 2020

Agriculture takes up over 80% of India’s water supply; the country’s latest economic survey makes clear that subsidies for water and power need to be changed urgently

Due to a crippling electricity shortage, Pakistan is all set to expand power generation through coal, but renewables may be a better option      

Arunachal Pradesh’s ‘dam rush’ seems to be over with most private players yet to start on the projects and asking the public sector to take over

A new Indus waterways transport system could revolutionise the economies of South Asia

As the violent agitation for job reservations continues next door, dry taps and rocketing food prices show the vulnerability of India’s capital

Graphic shows scale of ‘One Belt, One Road’ investment plans, as accompanying report outlines how China can limit major damage to the environment outside its borders 

India’s government talks of doing away with subsidies on food for the poor, but continues to heavily subsidise fossil fuels; the last of a three-part series on the subsidy skew