Islands of Water, Drying Dreams
Netaji Stadium swimming pool in Sri Vijaya Puram has shut due to water shortage, raising concerns over recurring summer water crises.
Authorities Call it a Miracle as Missing Woman Survives Five Days in North Andaman Forest
Authorities described it as a miracle after Budhni Munda, missing from Nabagram, was found alive in a North Andaman forest after surviving five days without food.
Diego Garcia and the Andaman Lesson
Missile strike on Diego Garcia highlights Andaman and Nicobar Islands’ strategic role in Indo-Pacific security and maritime control.
TWA Investigation: A Generation at Risk as Meth Tightens Its Grip on Andaman and Nicobar
The Wave Andaman investigation finds meth use spreading quietly in the islands, with informal networks, intermediaries, and weekend gatherings facilitating access, while authorities face challenges tracking a growing and structured supply chain targeting youth.
EXPLAINED: Why the Andaman Basin is Emerging as a New Regional Energy Frontier
The Andaman Basin is gaining strategic importance as India, Indonesia and Thailand expand offshore exploration, with new gas discoveries and licensing rounds reshaping the region’s energy landscape.
