Globally, extreme weather events caused almost 800,000 deaths and 4.2 trillion US dollars in damage caused in 30 years ...

Extreme weather events claimed at least 80,000 lives in India and caused $180 billion (inflation-adjusted) in economic loss ...

India ranked sixth in the Climate Risk Index, facing over 400 extreme weather events from 1993-2022, causing 80,000 deaths ...

The Climate Risk Index of India, however, has improved with the country being placed at 49th globally (2022), as against ...

There were more than 400 extreme weather events recorded in India during 1993-2022, causing losses of nearly USD 180 billion (inflation-adjusted) and at least 80,000 fatalities ...

India's Climate Risk Index rank improved from 7th worst in 2019 to 49th in 2022, reflecting better climate risk management.

For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. The contributors, writing from India, Pakistan ... Rise, rise up to Amphan's call–with our souls, let us conquer all." ...

India registered at least 80,000 fatalities in the past three decades, causing losses of nearly $180 billion ...

Earlier, many childbirths used to take place at residences, and people faced severe difficulties during calamities like cyclone 'Remal' or 'Amphan'. "Now, with the holding of such camps ...

US President Donald Trump questioned the $21 million US allocation for voter turnout in India, during the FII PRIORITY Summit. He highlighted India's strong economy and high tariffs on US goods.

India improved its Climate Risk Index rank from the 7th to the 49th globally due to extreme weather events between 2019 and ...

The day highlights the importance of a free press in promoting democracy and marks the anniversary of India's first newspaper publication. Furthermore, newspapers act as a conduit for information ...