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Australia's Finke River: The World's Oldest River?

Explore the Finke River, a 300-400 million-year-old geological marvel in Australia's heart. Discover its ancient history, cultural significance, and why it defies all river conventions. Dive into the story now!

New Slender-Armed Frog Species Found in Arunachal

Scientists discover two new frog species in Arunachal Pradesh. One named for late journalist E Somanath. Study reveals Brahmaputra River's role as a key biogeographic barrier. Read more.

Dibrugarh Conducts Mock Flood Emergency Drill

Dibrugarh District Disaster Management Authority held a mock flood drill at Tingkhong Matikota to test response systems ahead of monsoon. Read how agencies and locals prepared.

Assam Tea Workers Stage Flash Strike Over Wages

Tea workers in Assam's Brahmaputra Valley halted operations in a one-hour strike, demanding a wage hike from Rs 250 to Rs 351. The ACMS warns of a total shutdown if demands are ignored. Read more.

Sacred Bansi River Turns Polluted Drain in Bihar

The holy Bansi river, linked to Lord Rama, faces severe pollution and encroachment. As Magh Mauni Amavasya nears, locals demand action to save this dying tributary of the Gandak.

5.1 Magnitude Quake Hits Assam, No Damage Reported

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck Assam's Morigaon district early Monday. Tremors felt across Northeast India and neighbouring countries. No injuries or property damage reported so far.

1,800 kg Waste Removed from Yagamso River in Itanagar

Volunteers in Itanagar cleared over 1,8 tons of plastic and construction waste from the Yagamso River. The drive highlights the urgent need for public awareness and proper waste segregation to combat pollution.

Bhubaneswar's Outskirts Boom as Private Picnic Hotspots

Discover how private farmhouses near Deras Dam, Jhumka Dam, and Chandaka forest are becoming popular picnic venues near Bhubaneswar, boosting local income but raising environmental questions. Explore the trend now!

Ranchi's Joyful New Year: Faith, Family & Festivities

Ranchi ushered in the New Year with vibrant yet serene celebrations. From spiritual gatherings at churches and temples to family picnics at dams, the city buzzed with joy. Discover how the capital celebrated.

Foggy New Year's Eve Picnics Draw Crowds in Dibrugarh

Despite dense fog and cold, hundreds celebrated New Year's Eve at Dibrugarh's riverbanks. Bogibeel Ghat, Maijan Ghat, and Buridehing spots buzzed with festive energy as locals upheld annual tradition.

Wild Elephants Leave Sikharchandi, Picnic Spot Reopens

After a five-day disruption, Bhubaneswar's Sikharchandi picnic spot reopens as two wild tuskers return to Bharatpur forest. Forest officials used smart, non-forceful tactics to guide them back. Read how they did it.

Subarnarekha: The Science Behind India's Golden River

Explore the geology of Subarnarekha, India's 'streak of gold' river. Discover how ancient rocks, invisible gold, and monsoon rains create its legendary auriferous sands. A unique blend of myth and modern science.

Ranchi's Year-End Sunday Draws Crowds to Picnic Spots

Ranchi residents celebrated the year's final Sunday with vibrant picnics at popular spots like Aqua World, Kanke Dam & Jonha Falls. Local vendors saw brisk business. Explore the festive atmosphere!

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