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Dangerous waters: Indian fishers in search of better catch are venturing into deep sea – and peril

Climate change and overfishing have destroyed nearshore fisheries. But crossing other maritime boundaries comes with physical harm, seizure and detention.

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Warming seas push India s fishers into distant, and more dangerous, waters

Warming seas push India s fishers into distant, and more dangerous, waters
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The Fall Cocktails You Need to Try in Westchester Right Now

Looking for fall-themed cocktails to warm up while you chill out in Westchester? These drinks lean into all your favorite autumn flavors.

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GDC Pampore organsies workshop on how to get admission in abroad universities

Scholars of Project EduAccess provided training Pampore: In a collaborative effort between the College Debates and Seminars Committee and Project Education Access, a one-day workshop titled

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How climate change is changing dengue fever

India is experiencing an overwhelming increase in dengue cases. The cause is climate change. Aliya Bashir reports Dengue fever is rife in India. In 2022, 230 000 infections and 303 deaths were attributed to the disease although this is likely to be an underestimate as the majority of cases are mild, asymptomatic, or misdiagnosed. Antibodies against dengue virus have been found in around 50% of the Indian population.1 The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) says that all states and union territories report cases, with rural areas accounting for 41-45% of the national total in 2021. “There are no existing treatments for uncomplicated dengue fever to prevent progression to severe disease and other complications, and doctors are only managing the symptoms,” says Kavita Singh, director for South Asia at the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative (DNDi), although a vaccine is available. Transmitted to humans by infected female Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, dengue control focuses

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