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Development and characterisation of climate-resilient biofortified crops: An approach towards climate-smart agriculture

The Climate crisis is affecting the agricultural crop productivity and nutritional status of the edible part of staple food crops. It is the need of a time to develop climate-resilient biofortified high-yield crops such as wheat to address the future

Section: Agricultural Sciences (Research Project)
Reconstruction of Paleoceanographic and Paleo Climatic Changes Around Lakshadweep Islands Using Stable Isotopes and Chemical Tracers from Scleractinian Corals

Climate change has been occurring for millions of years, with geological records preserved in continental and marine archives. Decoding these records provides valuable information about environmental conditions and a tool to test climate models. Howe

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Climate vulnerability and adaptive boundaries in Indian agamids

Climate change is an emerging evolutionary force that is driving extinctions in some species while selecting for resilience in others. It is also reshaping species distribution and traits. The extent to which organisms are affected by global warming

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Concept of temporal networks in hydroclimatic modeling in a changing climate: Application to rainfall, stream flow and drought

This project proposal targets to address the present state and future changes of small glaciers in the Himalayan Range and quantify the impacts of their retreat on local to regional hydrology. It aims at understanding the climate change response of s

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
A Comprehensive Framework for Addressing Methodological Uncertainties in Bias-Corrected Downscaled Projections of Climate Extremes

The increasing impact of climate change necessitates accurate regional projections of climate extremes such as heatwaves and extreme rainfall events. However, these projections are highly sensitive to the observational datasets used for bias correcti

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
Climate sensitivity to anthropogenic aerosol loading over western India

The western Indian region is distinctive as it receives significant contribution from both natural and anthropogenic sources of pollution. Besides local anthropogenic sources, the region also receives pollutants transported from the heavily polluted

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Development of Climate Resilient Farming Clusters for the Improvement of Economic Status of Tribal's in Pachamalai Hills in Uppiliapuram Block, Tiruchirappalli District of TamilNadu State

The study aims to select and evaluate climate resilient crops based on their stress-resistant capacity, nutritional and medicinal properties, and develop a cluster farming system for aromatic plants and millets. It also seeks to adopt new technologie

Section: Agricultural Sciences (Research Project)
Anthropogenic pressure on Hygam wetland Kashmir valley with special reference to Nutrient Loading, Carbon Sequestration, Total Economic Value and LULC Change Detection using Geospatial Technologies

Wetlands are the world’s most productive environments and cradles of biodiversity. They not only support high concentrations of biodiversity, but also offer a wide range of important resources and ecological functions such as food, water, fibre, gr

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Snowmelt-Driven Hydrology in a Changing Himalaya: Impacts on hydrological Extremes under Climate and Anthropogenic Stressors

The Himalayan region is often called the "Third Pole." It holds the most snow and ice outside the polar areas. This region serves as the main water source for nearly two billion people in Asia. Snowmelt plays a major role in feeding rivers, especiall

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Analysis of urban flood risks for coastal and non-coastal regions under future climate scenarios: an attempt to promote sponge cities using nature-based solutions

Flooding is a serious natural disaster in urban areas. In the recent past, many global cities have witnessed extreme flood events causing losses to human lives and infrastructure. Several attempts have been by researchers to analyse and investigate f

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
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