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Activities, Consumer Rights, Environment

Delhi’s Mosquito Crisis: A Humanitarian Call to Action Against Disease and Economic Despair

The city must clean its water bodies, manage its waste, and eradicate the mosquito menace to stop the escalating human and economic toll.

RMN Foundation Environment Report
New Delhi | April 12, 2026

The Biological Surge: A Permanent State of Risk

Delhi is currently facing a systemic public health failure as mosquito density has exploded to nine times the normal average. Driven by climate change and rapid environmental shifts, the traditional one-month seasonal spike in mosquito activity has evolved into a persistent eight-month breeding season. read more

Representational AI-generated image of people walking through increasing levels of air pollution in New Delhi. Photo: RMN News Service

Analysis, Environment

Forensic AI: New Metric Aims to Prove Pollution’s Exact Link to Hospital Admissions Amid Severe Air Crisis

To successfully validate the model, Aether 360 is seeking institutional partnerships with organizations such as the WHO, UNEP, or AIIMS, using real-world, anonymized patient data.

By Rakesh Raman
New Delhi | December 18, 2025

The air quality crisis faced by national capitals like Delhi, where the sky darkens into a grey sheet during the winter, has been recognized as an annual emergency. During this “pollution season,” the air, especially in Delhi, becomes poisonous. The region frequently records Air Quality Index (AQI) levels crossing the “Severe” category (401–500) on many winter days, far exceeding the safe AQI level of below 50. read more

Starved cows eating household hazardous waste near a housing colony of Delhi. Dirty scenes like this are common in the national capital. Photo: Rakesh Raman / RMN News Service (Representational Image)

Corruption, Democracy, Environment, Unrest

Systemic Decay and Political Privilege: 5 Warnings

The constitutional guarantee of personal liberty, enshrined most visibly in India’s bail jurisprudence, has been transformed into a political privilege.

RMN Foundation Report
December 3, 2025

Introduction: A Glimpse Into the Unrest

In a world saturated with information, it’s easy to miss the signals for the noise. But sometimes, a single snapshot can reveal the tectonic shifts happening just beneath the surface. This article cuts through the chaos to distill five developments highlighted in a single, stark issue of the news magazine ‘The Unrest’ from December 1–15, 2025, which covers global economic and political upheavals. The magazine’s cover story, the “India Corruption Research Report 2025,” sets a grim tone for the dispatches that follow. read more