Lepidagathis clavata, a critically endangered herb lost for 166 years, rediscovered in Maharashtra. It flowers only once every seven years. Read about this botanical marvel and its conservation.
Raju, a dosa batter seller near Lalbagh, worked two jobs for 15 years. His dedication paid off as his daughter is now an MNC employee. Read this inspiring story of compounding effort.
The National Botanical Research Institute in Lucknow hosts its annual Rose and Gladiolus Show on January 24-25. See rare cactus varieties like the Golden Barrel and enjoy a floral spectacle. Plan your visit now!
Fallen giants of Bengaluru's Lalbagh Botanical Garden get a new lease of life as art. A 15-day workshop with 48 experts teaches students the craft of wood carving. Discover this unique blend of conservation and creativity.
Discover why botanicals are fashion's most enduring trend in 2025. From Rahul Mishra's couture to wearable art, our edit shows how to embrace the green look naturally. Explore key pieces now.
A 10-day wood sculpting camp kicks off at Bengaluru's Lalbagh Botanical Garden today, featuring 20 artists. Witness live creation of sculptures from rain tree wood. Free entry for public.
The Wondiwoi tree kangaroo, feared extinct for nearly a century, has been photographed in Indonesia's West Papua. This rare marsupial's rediscovery highlights the secrets of remote rainforests. Read more about this incredible wildlife find.
Scientists rediscover the bamboo shrimp in Karnataka and Odisha after 72 years. Learn about this rare species, the challenges faced, and the urgent need for conservation.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin inaugurates Semmozhi Poonga, a 45-acre bio-mimetic botanical garden in Coimbatore featuring inclusive design and cultural heritage. Opening December.
Bengaluru's Lalbagh Garden introduces 33 new prohibitions including Rs 500 fines for shooting reels, skating, and playing with branches. Protect the botanical heritage!
Discover how German botanist Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel's visionary planning transformed Bangalore into India's Garden City, creating botanical marvels that still thrive today.
Discover the fascinating science behind the Titan Arum, the rare corpse flower that blooms once every decade and emits a foul odor resembling rotting flesh to attract pollinators.
Chandigarh's Museum of Trees welcomes a special Mānuka tree from New Zealand, symbolizing growing India-NZ ties and environmental conservation efforts.
Discover how Japan's mysterious ghost plants thrive in complete darkness, revealing groundbreaking insights about plant adaptation and survival mechanisms that could transform our understanding of life.
Karnataka High Court permits tree transplantation in Lalbagh for crucial twin tunnel project, balancing infrastructure development with environmental conservation in Bengaluru.
A group of enthusiastic students recently explored the lush landscapes of their local botanical garden, transforming textbook learning into real-world environmental discovery through an immersive educational excursion.
Discover the fascinating history of Bengaluru's Lalbagh Botanical Garden, which once housed exotic animals including tigers, orangutans, and bears before becoming the botanical paradise we know today.