Bengaluru Hosts Two-Day Festival on Nature
Bengaluru celebrates urban biodiversity with a two-day nature festival featuring workshops, walks, and conservation talks. Join the movement to reconnect with nature in the city!
Category : Search result: Biodiversity Act 2002
West Bengal SIR 2002 Voter List Guide
Complete guide to check your name in West Bengal SIR 2002 voter list online. Learn what to do if name is missing and required documents for registration.
Cane Tad Invasion Threatens Global Ecosystems
Discover how the toxic cane toad became one of world's most invasive species, disrupting ecosystems from Australia to India. Learn about its survival secrets.
COP30: $2.6 Billion Pledge for Indigenous Land Rights
At Brazil's COP30, nations pledge $2.6 billion to protect indigenous territories and combat deforestation. Historic commitment aims to safeguard rainforests and biodiversity.
3 New Rock Ant Species Found in Indian Himalayas
Researchers from Himachal and Punjabi universities discover three new ant species in Himalayan rocks. Breakthrough expands India's biodiversity knowledge. Read more about this exciting find!
Oman wins seat on UNESCO MAB Council for 2025-2029
Oman secures a seat on UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Programme council, reinforcing its global environmental leadership and commitment to sustainable development goals. Discover how this impacts global ecology.
Mumbai's New Mangrove Parks: Conservation Milestones
Union Minister Piyush Goyal announces transformative mangrove conservation projects in Mumbai, creating urban green lungs and protecting coastal ecosystems.
2002: Devdas vs Company - Bollywood's Epic Duel
Relive the iconic cinematic battle of 2002 where Sanjay Leela Bhansali's extravagant 'Devdas' and Ram Gopal Varma's raw 'Company' defined two contrasting visions of Indian cinema, creating a landmark year for Bollywood.
Secret water world found under Kaziranga grasslands
Groundbreaking study reveals thriving aquatic ecosystem hidden below Kaziranga National Park grasslands, supporting diverse wildlife including endangered species.
Kaziranga's aquatic census reveals 143 fish species diversity
Groundbreaking survey in Assam's Kaziranga National Park uncovers incredible aquatic life diversity, including rare species and new ecological insights that highlight the park's conservation success.
Shapoorji Pallonji Unveils Nature Mural at Vanaha Pune
Discover how Shapoorji Pallonji's new artistic installation at Vanaha Pune celebrates biodiversity through a magnificent coexistence mural, merging luxury real estate with environmental consciousness.
Artists & Scientists Unite to Save Western Ghats
Discover how Bengaluru's creative minds and scientific community are joining forces through the Eco-Watch program to protect the biodiverse Western Ghats from environmental threats through innovative conservation strategies.
Powai Lake Seeks Ramsar Tag - Maharashtra Leads Initiative
Maharashtra government leads initiative to secure Ramsar recognition for Powai Lake, boosting Mumbai's environmental credentials and wetland conservation efforts.
India's Nature Disconnect: Development vs Environment
New research shows Indians feel disconnected from nature despite biodiversity richness. The Nature Connectedness Index offers crucial insights for sustainable development policies.
New Marine Amphipod Species Found by Indian Researchers
In a significant marine biology discovery, researchers from Berhampur University and Gujarat have identified two new species of marine amphipods in Indian waters, expanding our understanding of marine biodiversity.
Gogabeel Lake in Bihar declared Ramsar site
Gogabeel Lake in Bihar's Katihar district has been declared a Ramsar site, becoming the sixth wetland in the state to receive this international conservation recognition and marking a significant milestone for biodiversity protection in India.
Assam's Rowmari Donduwa Wetland Pushes for Ramsar Status
Discover why environmentalists and local communities are rallying to designate Assam's Rowmari Donduwa wetland complex as a Ramsar site, protecting its rich biodiversity and ecological significance for future generations.
Delhi's 5 Hidden Forests: Secret Nature Escapes
Discover Delhi's best-kept secrets! Escape the urban chaos and explore these 5 hidden forests around the capital that offer pristine nature, rare wildlife, and perfect weekend getaways.
PCMC residents flag unscientific methods harming rivers, biodiversity
Citizens in Pimpri-Chinchwad raise urgent concerns about unscientific construction methods altering river flow patterns and threatening local biodiversity. Experts warn of long-term environmental consequences.
Earth's Extinction Rate Slows, Surprising Scientists
In a stunning reversal of fortune, global extinction rates among plant and animal species have shown significant slowdown, surprising scientists worldwide with this unexpected environmental development.
6 New Bat Species Discovered in Philippines
Scientists discover six previously unknown bat species in the Philippines, highlighting the country's crucial role as a global biodiversity hotspot and the importance of conservation efforts.
Loktak Lake Water Quality Declining: Nagaland Study
Groundbreaking research from Nagaland University exposes severe water quality degradation in Manipur's iconic Loktak Lake, raising environmental alarms and threatening biodiversity.
Arunachal's 235 butterfly species include 35 rare finds
Groundbreaking butterfly survey in Arunachal Pradesh reveals stunning biodiversity with 235 species documented, including 35 rare varieties that highlight the region's ecological significance.
Red-Breasted Parakeet Returns to Bali's Forests
The remarkable homecoming of the Red-Breasted Parakeet to Bali's Mewali forest signals a major ecological turnaround, offering new hope for the island's natural revival after decades of habitat loss.
₹1.36 Crore for Grassroots Biodiversity Conservation in Maharashtra & UP
The National Biodiversity Authority launches ₹1.36 crore initiative to strengthen biodiversity conservation at grassroots level in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, supporting local communities and traditional knowledge.
Ex-CIA: India-Pakistan near war in 2002
Former CIA operative Robert Grenier discloses how India-Pakistan stood on brink of nuclear war in 2002, praises New Delhi's strategic restraint that prevented catastrophe.
Rare Spotless Baron Butterfly Returns to Dzongu
In an exciting ecological development, the elusive Spotless Baron butterfly has been rediscovered in Sikkim's Dzongu valley after vanishing for five years, sparking hope among conservationists.
Arunachal Deputy CM Praises Wakro Butterfly Conservation
Arunachal Pradesh Deputy CM Chowna Mein applauds Wakro's butterfly conservation success, highlighting ecological and economic benefits for local communities.
Scientists Push for India's Genetic Rights Protection in Peru
Top Indian scientists push for strategic government intervention at upcoming Peru meeting to safeguard India's sovereign rights over precious genetic resources and traditional knowledge.
Similipal Reserve Reopens: 130 Tourists Day 1
Odisha's Similipal Tiger Reserve witnesses enthusiastic reopening as 130 nature lovers flock to experience the pristine wilderness after seasonal monsoon closure. Discover the renewed vibrancy of this ecological gem!
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