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Lucknow's Urban Area Expands for Census 2027

Peripheral towns and villages near Lucknow will be included in the 2027 Census as part of the urban agglomeration, reflecting the city's growth. A similar approach will be adopted across Uttar Pradesh.

Over 2,700 Migratory Birds Arrive at Srirangapatna Sanctuary

Srirangapatna Bird Sanctuary in Mandya witnesses a higher influx of migratory birds this season, with over 2,700 birds from 32 species recorded. Ideal weather and water levels create perfect habitat. Plan your visit during the peak season from Dec 20 to J

Indore Fights to Save Ramsar Site Sirpur Lake

Indore accelerates efforts to save Sirpur Lake from sewage-fueled water hyacinth. A new 20-MLD STP and phytoremediation aim to restore the Ramsar wetland. Read about the rescue plan.

Kerala University to set up Centre for Wetland Studies

Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (Kufos) establishes a Centre for Wetland Studies to combat wetland loss, focusing on Ramsar sites like Vembanad Lake. A new study reveals an 85% drop in its water carrying capacity.

Missing Tiger Census Team Found Safe in Kerala Forest

Three Kerala forest personnel missing during the National Tiger Census in Bonacaud were safely located in Iruthode. The team lost communication after taking a wrong path. Read the full rescue details.

Reviving Punjab's Lost Wetland Heritage

Punjab launches ambitious mission to restore its disappearing wetlands, combining traditional knowledge with modern conservation to revive water ecosystems and biodiversity.

Karnataka faces decline in migratory bird arrivals

Karnataka witnesses alarming decline in migratory birds despite early conservation efforts. Lack of consolidated data hampers protection measures for avian diversity. Urgent action needed.

Odisha Plans Gangua Nullah Rejuvenation via Jaipur Model

Odisha government is transforming Bhubaneswar's polluted Gangua Nullah into an eco-friendly urban wetland, inspired by Jaipur's Amanishah Nullah revival. The project includes sewage treatment plants and flood management.

Kerala Speeds Up NPR Survey Amid Legal Battle

Kerala rushes NPR household survey completion before April 20 while simultaneously challenging CAA in Supreme Court. State's dual approach creates political tension.

First US Human Case of H5N5 Bird Flu Found

A Washington resident is hospitalised with the first US human case of H5N5 bird flu. Health officials confirm the risk to the public remains low. Read the full details.

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