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India Nears 300 GW Non-Fossil Capacity as Green Hydrogen Becomes the Next Big Energy Frontier

Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Pralhad Joshi said India has carried out one of the world’s fastest and largest green energy transformations over the past 12 years. The statement was made in New Delhi during a workshop focused on strengthening the National Green Hydrogen Mission through state policies, industrial hubs and infrastructure planning.

Thiruvairanikulam Mahadeva Temple: The Sacred Shiva-Parvathy Shrine of Ernakulam

The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathy. The main deity, Mahadeva, faces the east, while Goddess Parvathy faces the west. This arrangement gives the temple a distinctive identity among Kerala temples. Shiva and Shakti are worshipped here as separate divine presences within a single sacred world, creating a powerful image of balance, union and grace.

India’s Energy Storage Surge Marks a New Phase in the Clean Power Transition

Battery energy storage systems, or BESS, solve one of the biggest challenges in renewable energy. Solar power is strongest during the day, wind power varies with weather, and electricity demand often peaks in the evening. Storage bridges this gap by saving surplus power when generation is high and releasing it when the grid needs support. For a country adding renewable capacity at record pace, storage is becoming essential for reliability, flexibility and round-the-clock clean electricity.

New Electrolyte Additive Could Make Zinc Batteries Safer, Longer-Lasting and More Affordable

AZIBs are gaining attention as low-cost, environmentally friendly and safer energy storage solutions. However, their large-scale adoption has been limited by challenges such as zinc dendrite formation, corrosion, hydrogen evolution reactions and poor long-term cycling stability. These issues reduce battery efficiency, shorten lifespan and increase maintenance requirements.

Iconic Bridges of New India: How Modern Infrastructure Is Rewriting Connectivity Across Rivers and Regions

India is blessed with many rivers which are an integral part of people’s life, culture and economy. It is no surprise that India also built some of the most magnificent bridges that span the mighty rivers. Bridges shape everyday life in ways most of us barely notice. They shorten distances that once took days to cross, open access to remote communities and withstand nature at its fiercest.