science
India unveils its first National Red List Assessment to evaluate species extinction risks, aligning with global biodiversity commitments under the CBD and the Kunming-Montreal Framework. India’s Bold Step to Protect … Read More
From ancient skeletons and toxic lakes to mysterious machines and tunnels of bone, humanity’s darkest secrets lie hidden beneath the surface of the Earth. 1. Introduction: Beneath the Surface Lies … Read More
Climate change isn’t just altering weather patterns—it’s reshaping evolution itself. From shrinking animals to fast-mutating plants, nature is adapting faster than ever before. Introduction: Evolution on Fast Forward For centuries, … Read More
Scientists are unraveling the mystery of animals that defy normal death — from regenerating jellyfish to immortal hydras — reshaping what we know about life, aging, and evolution. Introduction: When … Read More
Hundreds of trekkers stranded near Mount Everest’s eastern face in Tibet were rescued after a severe Himalayan blizzard, with authorities racing against time to ensure everyone’s safety. A Sudden Storm … Read More
Mushrooms are hailed as nature’s miracle—capable of cleaning pollution, creating sustainable materials, and even curing disease. But they also hold lethal potential. Introduction: A Fungus Among Us In forests, beneath … Read More
Insects are vanishing silently across the globe, threatening ecosystems, food security, and human survival. Here’s why their decline matters. Introduction: A Silent Vanishing They are the tiny architects of ecosystems, … Read More
India’s first dedicated astronomy mission, AstroSat, completes 10 years in orbit, marking a decade of groundbreaking space research and discoveries. Introduction: A Decade Among the Stars On September 28, 2015, … Read More
UNESCO adds India’s Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve to its global network, marking the country’s 13th site and a milestone for Himalayan conservation. Introduction High in the Himalayas, where barren mountains … Read More
Two wetlands in Bihar—Gokul Jalashaya and Udaipur Jheel—have been declared Ramsar Sites, bringing India’s tally to 93. Here’s why it matters for biodiversity and communities. Introduction: A Big Win for … Read More
