Tannuka Juneja, Author at Tatsat Chronicle Magazine

Rowghat Iron-Ore Project: A Curse for Tribals of Chhattisgarh?

April 2, 2022

Chhattisgarh is home to some of the most valuable forests in India and is also rich in minerals such as iron. However, the race to acquire these resources is consuming these forests. The latest data from the Chhattisgarh Forestry Department shows that

Online Illegal Wildlife Trade on Rise in Myanmar, World Wildlife Fund Reports

Tannuka Juneja

April 2, 2022

Environment & Sustainability

A World Wildlife Fund (WWF) report found that illegal online wildlife purchases in Myanmar pose a threat to public health and endangered species. The report shows that restrictions on such transactions have eased following political unrest since the 2021 military acquisition. The

UN Marks World Autism Day Calling for Inclusive Education

Tannuka Juneja

April 2, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

In his message to mark World Autism Awareness Day on Saturday, 2 April, the UN chief revealed how the COVID-19 pandemic has worsened inequalities affecting people with the condition. “On this World Autism Awareness Day, let us reaffirm our commitment to an inclusive, equitable and sustainable world for

Antarctica ‘Should Not be Taken for Granted’, Warns WMO

Tannuka Juneja

April 2, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

During the third week of March, scientific stations in East Antarctica recorded unprecedented temperatures of up to 40ºC above the average for the month, the World Meteorological Organization warned. The Russian station Vostok, located in the Center of the Antarctic ice shelf, reached

Sri Lanka Economic Crisis: Power Cuts, Food Shortages, Unrest on Streets

Tannuka Juneja

April 1, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

Sri Lanka faces its worst economic crisis in decades. The Mahinda Rajapaksa government is struggling to pay for essential imports after a 70 per cent drop in foreign exchange reserves over two years triggered a currency devaluation. Fuel is in short supply, prices of food

Ecuador Gives Legal Rights to Wild Animals

Tannuka Juneja

April 1, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Animal rights are the rights of animals to live free from human exploitation and abuse. These rights come in direct opposition to animal exploitation and cover animals used by humans for a variety of reasons. One country has taken a step in

121 Million Unwanted Pregnancies Occur Every Year, 1 in 7 in India: UN

Tannuka Juneja

April 1, 2022

Education, Health, Sports & Entertainment

According to a report published by the United Nations Population Fund (formerly known as UNFPA), there are approximately 121 million unwanted pregnancies worldwide each year, of which one in seven occurs in India. Between 2015 and 2019, the number of unintended pregnancies

Half of Marine Litter Found in Chennai from 2018-2021 Is Single Use Plastics: NCCR

Tannuka Juneja

March 31, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The National Centre for Coastal Research (NCCR), Chennai, after periodic inspection of coastal surveillance and clean-up operations along Indian coast, has found that more than half of marine waste collected between 2018 and 2021 at Indian coasts was single-use plastic. Union Minister

10.9 Million Litres of Untreated Sewage Flowing Into Powai Lake Daily: NGT

Tannuka Juneja

March 31, 2022

Law, Governance & Policy·News

An eight-member panel appointed by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) said, around 10.9 million litres of sewage flow directly into Lake Powai in Maharashtra every day. The sewers run through 19 natural sewers and drain in the slums and surrounding areas, including

Russia Used Cluster Weapons Over 24 Times, May Have Committed War Crimes: UN

Tannuka Juneja

March 31, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

According to the UN refugee agency’s portal, to date, more than 4 million people have fled Ukraine to neighbouring countries, including 2.3 million in Poland and 6,08,000 in Romania, and millions more in Moldova, Hungary, Russia and Slovakia. Since invading Ukraine in

Tannuka Juneja

Rowghat Iron-Ore Project: A Curse for Tribals of Chhattisgarh?

Online Illegal Wildlife Trade on Rise in Myanmar, World Wildlife Fund Reports

Antarctica ‘Should Not be Taken for Granted’, Warns WMO

Sri Lanka Economic Crisis: Power Cuts, Food Shortages, Unrest on Streets

Ecuador Gives Legal Rights to Wild Animals

121 Million Unwanted Pregnancies Occur Every Year, 1 in 7 in India: UN

Half of Marine Litter Found in Chennai from 2018-2021 Is Single Use Plastics: NCCR

10.9 Million Litres of Untreated Sewage Flowing Into Powai Lake Daily: NGT

Russia Used Cluster Weapons Over 24 Times, May Have Committed War Crimes: UN

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