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Sanjeev Sanyal proposes "Transparency of Rules Act' to simplify regulations, improve ease of doing business.

Sanjeev Sanyal, member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, on Tuesday proposed for the enactment of a "Transparency of Rules Act" to make all norms, regulations and citizen-facing requirements easily accessible through a dedicated centralised portal.
2026, 21 May
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Sanjeev Sanyal proposes "Transparency of Rules Act
Governance
Sanjeev Sanyal proposes "Transparency of Rules Act' to simplify regulations, improve ease of doing business.

Sanjeev Sanyal, member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, on Tuesday proposed for the enactment of a "Transparency of Rules Act" to make all norms, regulations and citizen-facing requirements easily accessible through a dedicated centralised portal.

A Admin User 2026, 21 May
Sectoral roadmaps as the backbone of transition planning: Linking NDCs, finance and the real economy
Climate Change
Sectoral roadmaps as the backbone of transition planning: Linking NDCs, finance and the real economy

A UNEP FI analysis of how sector-specific decarbonization roadmaps — as seen in the EU, Australia, and Japan — help governments, financial institutions, and corporates translate national climate targets (NDCs) into actionable investment strategies, transition plans, and capital allocation decisions ahead of COP30. (Soure;https://www.unepfi.org/news/sectoral-roadmaps)

A Admin User 2026, 07 May
Why Some Urban Birds Build Nests with Cigarette Butts: A Surprising Survival Strategy
Environment
Why Some Urban Birds Build Nests with Cigarette Butts: A Surprising Survival Strategy

City birds are using discarded cigarette butts to build better nests. House finches and house sparrows incorporate these butts for warmth and to repel insects. This clever adaptation helps protect young birds from parasites. While there are risks from toxins, this behavior shows remarkable wildlife resilience. It highlights how animals adapt to human-altered environments.

A Admin User 2026, 07 May
India’s Sustainability Push: 30 Government Schemes Driving Green Growth
Environment
India’s Sustainability Push: 30 Government Schemes Driving Green Growth

A data-driven survey of India's key sustainability programmes across renewable energy, water, agriculture, urban transport, and biodiversity. Maps scheme progress against India's net-zero 2070 and SDG goals, highlighting both achievements and critical gaps in financing and implementation. (Source:https://earth5r.org/indias-sustainability-push-30-government-schemes-driving-green-growth/)

A Admin User 2026, 07 May
Africa’s Forests Have Switched Sides. The Carbon Math Just Changed.
Carbon Emissions
Africa’s Forests Have Switched Sides. The Carbon Math Just Changed.

A landmark study confirms the continent’s forests now emit more carbon than they absorb. For climate policy, carbon markets, and sustainable finance, the implications are far-reaching.

A Admin User 2026, 07 May
ESG Isn’t Failing. Execution Is.
Environment
ESG Isn’t Failing. Execution Is.

Most companies aren't failing at ESG because they lack ambition. They're failing at execution. The real bottleneck is operational: disorganised evidence, unclear ownership, and systems that can't keep pace with commitments.

A Admin User 2026, 07 May
How Nagaland’s 500-Year-Old Zabo Farming System Saves Water and Grows Food Sustainably
Environment
How Nagaland’s 500-Year-Old Zabo Farming System Saves Water and Grows Food Sustainably

In Kikruma village, Phek district of Nagaland, Naga farmers have sustained the Zabo farming system for generations — a community-led method that harvests rainwater, integrates forests, livestock, and crops, and helps tackle water scarcity and soil erosion in hilly terrain.

A Admin User 2026, 07 May