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India's climate-tech funding reaches $12.8 billion across 1,583 startups & 17 yearsIndia's climate-tech sector has attracted significant investment, with startups raising $12.8 billion by June 2026. Driven by decarbonisati...- Time to think of the repair cycle? 8 engineering stocks from India’s capital goods ecosystem with upside potential of up to 26%At a time when the markets are focused on war, crude oil, inflation, and supply disruption, it is easy to miss a quieter shift. India’s eng...
- LG Sandhu lays out roadmap from ‘Metro’ to ‘Metropolis’ to transform DelhiLieutenant Governor said that the way forward had to be based on the prime pillars of smart mobility, sustainable development, water and en...
- Beating the Heat: India’s data centre dream and the 50°C reality in its pathIndia's digital economy is expanding rapidly. However, extreme heat is straining its data centers. Rising temperatures increase cooling nee...
- Portugal eyes bigger role in India’s infrastructure, manufacturing push as trade ties deepenPortugal's Minister of State for Economy, João Rui Ferreira, expressed readiness to contribute to India's infrastructure goals, highlightin...
- Researchers just uncovered hidden structures buried 6 meters beneath ancient OlympiaArchaeologists may have found a hidden port at ancient Olympia. This discovery suggests a major logistical hub existed there. For centuries...
- How to Wash Dark Clothes Without Losing Their ColorDark clothes lose their appeal quickly due to improper washing. Experts reveal hot water and long wash cycles accelerate dye fading. Opting...
- Tactical investing: 6 stocks for your watchlist as the Gulf rebuild approaches; 4 with positive upside potential of up to 25%Peace is something that has eluded West Asia a long time. For old Gulf watchers, statements and counter-statements of the kind seen in the ...
- Water, waste & will: How India’s MSMEs can lead the sustainability revolutionWater efficiency, if managed wisely, could very well be the next competitive advantage for Indian MSMEs.
- Waste water to clean energy: Japanese engineers harness the power of osmosisEngineers have opened the world's second osmotic power plant, generating electricity from the difference in salinity between treated sewage...
- Think beyond the war? 8 stocks from different segments of the engineering and capital goods sector, with upside potential of 6 to 42%At this point of time, anything related to the Middle East is in trouble. Unlike past Gulf wars, the whole region is affected this time, wi...
- IIT-M incubated startup sets up next gen wastewater treatment technology in Erode industriesCalled as 'Bio-Electrochemical Anaerobic Digestor System (BEADS)', this technology delivers cost savings, energy recovery and carbon reduct...
- Eco-smart Innovations for a Sustainable Future
- Microorganisms can create electricity from wastewater: StudyResearchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have successfully engineered E. coli bacteria to generate electricity, a...
- Researchers from IIT Bombay, UK university develop low-cost sensor that can detect Covid in wastewaterThe sensor was tested with wastewater collected from a sewage treatment plant in Mumbai.
- UK, Indian scientists develop low-cost sensor to detect COVID-19 in wastewaterResearchers from the University of Strathclyde and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay have developed a technology that can be ...
- Delhi government to reduce Yamuna's pollution by 90% by March 2023Major interventions include treatment of around 150 MGD polluted water coming from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh using natural wetlands and the...
- New technology makes electricity from urine, kills bacteriaLondon, June 19 (IANS) Researchers have developed a system which can generate electricity from urine -- enough to charge a mobile phone -- ...
- New technology makes electricity from urine, kills bacteriaLondon, June 19 (IANS) Researchers have developed a system which can generate electricity from urine -- enough to charge a mobile phone -- ...
- Hungry bacteria can extract energy from sewageLondon, Nov 26 (IANS) Sewage contains a source of energy that can be harvested by using hungry bacteria, researchers from Ghent University ...
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