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ENVIRONMENT - May 2020

May 2020

Aug 03, 2026

India ranks 176th on the 2026 Environmental Performance Index

India ranked 176th out of 177 countries in the 2026 Environmental Performance Index, scoring 22.46 on a composite measure of environmental performance. The EPI assesses 47 indicators across 12 issue areas, including air quality, water resources, biodiversity, climate policy, and waste management. Estonia led the rankings, while Laos finished last. India's score points to weak performance in several environmental domains, though policymakers note ongoing programs for emissions reduction, renewable energy expansion, and sustainable urban planning. Experts call for stronger data collection and credible reform implementation to improve future EPIs and align with global climate commitments.
  • India ranked 176th out of 177; score 22.46 on 2026 EPI.
  • EPI covers 47 indicators across 12 environmental areas.
  • Estonia topped the ranking; Laos at the bottom.
  • Need for better data, reforms, and stronger climate actions.

Jul 30, 2026

World Nature Conservation Day observed in 2026

World Nature Conservation Day is observed annually on 28 July to promote environmental protection and biodiversity. The 2026 observance featured various programmes to raise awareness and encourage sustainable practices. In Delhi, the National Zoological Park organized awareness activities, visitor outreach programmes, and a plastic-removal drive focused on wildlife conservation. The event highlighted the link between sustainable resource use and healthy ecosystems, urging individuals and institutions to adopt greener habits and conserve natural resources. The day serves as a reminder of India’s commitments to biodiversity and ecological balance as part of national development goals.
  • Observed on 28 July 2026.
  • Delhi’s National Zoological Park hosted activities.
  • Plastic-removal drive supported wildlife conservation.
  • Focus on biodiversity protection and sustainable practices.
  • Reinforces India’s environmental commitments.

Jul 27, 2026

Electric Boat Pilot Project Launched on the Ganga at Varanasi

An electric boat pilot project was launched on the Ganga River in Varanasi in July 2026. Five passenger boats fitted with electric motors and lithium battery packs were flagged off from Namo Ghat. The initiative is a joint effort of the Varanasi Development Authority and GAIL (India) Limited. The project aims to reduce operating costs and curb air and noise pollution by promoting cleaner river mobility. Officials expect smoother river transportation for locals and pilgrims, with potential expansion to other river corridors if successful. The pilot highlights India’s push toward sustainable urban water transport and EV adoption in travel networks.
  • Pilot launched on the Ganga in Varanasi in July 2026.
  • Five passenger boats with electric motors and Li‑ion batteries.
  • Joint venture between Varanasi Development Authority and GAIL (India).
  • Aims to cut costs and reduce pollution from water transport.
  • Possible scale-up to other river corridors if effective.

Jul 25, 2026

Killai becomes Tamil Nadu’s first fully operational Climate Resilient Village

Killai in Tamil Nadu’s Cuddalore district has become the state’s first fully operational Climate Resilient Village, rolled out under the Tamil Nadu Climate Change Mission in July 2026. The project integrates ecosystem restoration, renewable energy use and community-led climate adaptation measures to strengthen local capacity against environmental challenges. Activities include mangrove restoration, solar microgrids and training for climate risk management. By linking local governance with scientific planning, the village aims to serve as a model for nearby communities and reinforce state-level resilience strategies. This marks a tangible step in India’s broader climate adaptation efforts.
  • Killai designated as Tamil Nadu’s first climate-resilient village.
  • Implemented under Tamil Nadu Climate Change Mission in July 2026.
  • Features ecosystem restoration and renewable energy deployment.
  • Community-led adaptation and climate risk management training.
  • Aims to serve as a scalable model for other villages.

Jul 24, 2026

2nd Bharat Green Hydrogen Summit 2026 held in New Delhi

New Delhi hosted the 2nd Bharat Green Hydrogen Summit 2026 on 23 July 2026, organized by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) alongside the International Solar Alliance Assembly and the International Conference on Green Hydrogen. The event focused on hydrogen production, clean mobility, domestic manufacturing, and export competitiveness. The central theme was ‘Positioning India as a Global Hydrogen Hub.’ Government and industry leaders discussed policies under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, public‑private partnerships, investment needs, and supply chain development to advance India’s role in the global hydrogen economy.
  • Date and place: 23 July 2026, New Delhi
  • Event: 2nd Bharat Green Hydrogen Summit 2026
  • Organizers: FICCI, ISA Assembly, ICGH
  • Theme: Positioning India as a Global Hydrogen Hub
  • Focus areas: hydrogen production, clean mobility, domestic manufacturing, exports
  • Policy context: National Green Hydrogen Mission; public-private partnerships
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