AI and Christmas: Has Modernity Stolen Our Wonder?
As AI advances, a columnist reflects on childlike enchantment vs. modern rationality. Explore if we've lost wonder in a data-driven world. Read more.
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Noida's Jungle Trail Park opens from recycled iron waste
Noida's innovative Jungle Trail Park opens Monday, featuring 700+ animal sculptures from 500 tonnes of iron scrap. Experience this unique waste-to-art attraction at Rs 120 entry fee. Visit now!
Mysterious Red Halo Spotted Over Italian Town
Nature photographer Valter Binotto captures rare ELVE phenomenon - a glowing red ring in Italy's sky. Learn about this lightning-triggered atmospheric wonder that lasts just 0.001 seconds!
Stalin Inaugurates Semmozhi Poonga Botanical Garden
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.
Lalbagh bans reel shooting, skating with Rs 500 fine
Bengaluru's Lalbagh Garden introduces 33 new prohibitions including Rs 500 fines for shooting reels, skating, and playing with branches. Protect the botanical heritage!
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dismissed for 12 in Asia Cup match
Indian cricket prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi faced rare failure, scoring just 12 runs against Oman in Rising Stars Asia Cup after his spectacular 32-ball century against UAE.
Understanding the Shape of Scientific Wonder in India
Discover how wonder drives scientific curiosity in India. Explore the emotional and intellectual dimensions that shape our quest for knowledge and innovation. Join the conversation!
6 Timeless Classics That Define Childhood Wonder
Explore six unforgettable children's books that capture childhood's essence with wonder, grit and imagination. Discover these literary treasures today!
German Genius Behind Bangalore's Garden City Legacy
Discover how German botanist Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel's visionary planning transformed Bangalore into India's Garden City, creating botanical marvels that still thrive today.
Corpse Flower: Why It Blooms Rarely & Smells Like Death
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.
Europe's Giant Spider Web: 111,000 Arachnids Found
Scientists discover massive spiderweb covering 10,000 sq ft in Greece, housing an incredible colony of 111,000 Tetragnatha spiders in unprecedented natural phenomenon.
Mānuka Tree Planted at Chandigarh's Museum of Trees
Chandigarh's Museum of Trees welcomes a special Mānuka tree from New Zealand, symbolizing growing India-NZ ties and environmental conservation efforts.
Japan's Ghost Plants: Nature's Dark Survival Secret
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 HC allows tree move for Bengaluru tunnel project
Karnataka High Court permits tree transplantation in Lalbagh for crucial twin tunnel project, balancing infrastructure development with environmental conservation in Bengaluru.
Kerala's Pink Paradise: Water Lilies Transform Fields
Discover how Malarikkal in Kerala's Kottayam district has become a viral sensation as pink water lilies blanket traditional paddy fields, creating breathtaking natural artwork that attracts tourists and photographers alike.
Students Explore Botanical Garden in Educational Adventure
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.
When Lalbagh housed tigers & orangutans
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.
Andaman Mud Volcano: 23-Million-Year Secret Revealed
Groundbreaking research by Geological Survey of India uncovers ancient origins of India's only active mud volcano in Andaman, dating back 23 million years to the Oligocene-Miocene era.
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