THE ANNIVERSARY of the founding of the World Health Organization (WHO) on 7 April 1948 is marked as World Health Day. This year’s theme “Our planet, our health” is a timely reminder of the threat ecological degradation poses to human health. With increasing human encroachment into wild areas, the risk of zoonotic diseases such as covid-19 is on the rise. Besides, around 13 million deaths annually are attributable to avoidable environmental causes. Air pollution alone accounts for 6.7 million deaths a year and saw the highest increase in risk exposure over the last decade.

In India, it is the biggest killer, accounting for 1.7 million deaths annually. A sustainable future will go a long way in ensuring public health. An active transport system will keep us away from sedentary lifestyles while reducing air pollution, while a transition to sustainable diets can prevent chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes while reducing emissions.

India Ratings on Wednesday lowered its growth projection for India to 7-7.2% from 7.6% for financial year 2023, citing the impact of elevated global crude oil and commodity prices on domestic consumption.

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