India's Rivers Drowning in Data Gaps Crisis
Shocking revelations about how missing and unreliable data is crippling India's river conservation efforts. Discover why our rivers are facing an information crisis that threatens their very survival.
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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.
Ranchi Communities Dig Ponds to Avoid Crowded Ghats
Discover how Ranchi residents are creating innovative makeshift ponds for daily water needs, avoiding overcrowded traditional ghats while fostering community spirit and water conservation.
Puducherry villagers protest tree cutting for highway widening
Residents of Kuyilapalayam protest massive tree cutting along State Highway near Auroville for road widening project, demanding environmental protection and alternative solutions.
Greek divers remove ghost nets killing marine life
Greek volunteer divers launch massive cleanup operation against ghost nets - abandoned fishing gear that continues killing marine life for decades in Aegean Sea.
Diwali 2024: India's Power Demand Dips Against Trend
In an unexpected trend reversal, India's peak power demand during Diwali 2024 shows slight decline instead of the usual festive surge. Discover what's behind this glowing change in energy consumption patterns.
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.
Madras HC Renovation: Progress vs Heritage Battle
The ongoing renovation of Madras High Court sparks debate as modern facilities expand while century-old heritage structures face demolition. Discover the balance between progress and preservation.
Garhwa tribe refuses return amid elephant attacks
A nomadic tribal community in Jharkhand's Garhwa district chooses permanent displacement over returning to their ancestral lands due to increasing human-elephant conflicts, highlighting a growing wildlife crisis.
Rare fish organ worth more than gold threatens extinction
The astonishing black market value of the totoaba fish's swim bladder is driving illegal fishing that's pushing the vaquita porpoise to extinction in Mexico's Gulf of California.
Africa's Deadliest Cat: The Black-Footed Feline
Discover the astonishing black-footed cat - Africa's smallest but most efficient predator that boasts a 60% hunting success rate, putting lions to shame!
AI's Environmental Revolution: 5 Climate Solutions
Discover how artificial intelligence is becoming an unexpected hero in environmental conservation, offering innovative solutions that outweigh its substantial energy consumption.
India Leads Global Forest Growth with 266K Hectares Annual Gain
India achieves remarkable 266,000 hectares annual forest gain, emerging as global reforestation champion according to latest FAO assessment.
Baby Elephant Prefers Ball Over Pumpkins at Oregon Zoo
An elephant family at Oregon Zoo enjoyed seasonal pumpkin treats in spectacular fashion, but the youngest member had different plans - playing ball instead of smashing gourds!
IAS Officer Anunaya Jha: Pioneer of Green Elections in India
Discover how IAS officer Anunaya Jha is transforming Indian elections into eco-friendly events through innovative green initiatives and sustainable practices.
Women Guides Transforming India's Wildlife Tourism
Meet the pioneering women guides at Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary who are challenging gender norms and creating unforgettable jungle experiences while empowering rural communities.
150-Year-Old Banyan Tree Brutally Chopped in Punjab
A majestic 150-year-old banyan tree in Jalandhar's Rama Mandi area faces brutal destruction despite legal protection, sparking community outrage and environmental concerns.
Rare Atlantic Whales Show Population Growth
In a stunning conservation victory, the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population is showing significant growth after decades of protection efforts.
India's Elephant Conservation: UPSC Insights & Strategies
Explore India's comprehensive elephant conservation framework, Chandrayaan-2's indigenous technology breakthroughs, and crucial UPSC preparation insights connecting environmental governance with current affairs.
AI Mission: Saving Assam's Dying Rabha & Tiwa Languages
Tezpur University pioneers an AI-powered project to digitally preserve and revitalize the critically endangered Rabha and Tiwa languages of Assam, combining cutting-edge technology with cultural conservation.
Bombay HC Halts Dhobi Ghat Redevelopment Project
In a landmark ruling, the Bombay High Court protects Mumbai's traditional washermen from displacement, questioning the legality of a major redevelopment project at Dhobi Ghat.
NITI Aayog's CRZ Cut to 200m Sparks Environmental Crisis
Environmental experts sound alarm as NITI Aayog proposes reducing Coastal Regulation Zone from 500m to 200m, threatening India's fragile coastal ecosystems and communities.
Pune's 40-Year Fight to Protect Vetal Tekdi
Discover the inspiring story of Pune's environmental activists who fought for four decades to protect Vetal Tekdi from urban development, creating a model for citizen-led conservation in Indian cities.
AI System Prevents Elephant Deaths on Railway Tracks
Indian Railways deploys cutting-edge AI technology to detect elephants near tracks and prevent tragic collisions, marking a significant step in wildlife conservation.
Centre rejects mining in Tumakuru reserve forest
In a significant environmental decision, the Central government has rejected a proposed mining project in Tumakuru's reserve forest, protecting crucial biodiversity and local ecosystems.
DNA Breakthrough: India's New Elephant Census Method
India revolutionizes wildlife conservation with DNA-based elephant census, marking a significant leap from traditional methods to cutting-edge genetic monitoring.
Seechewal distributes water tanks to 25 Punjab villages
Renowned environmentalist Balbir Singh Seechewal launches major water conservation initiative, distributing water storage tanks to 25 villages across Kapurthala and Jalandhar districts to combat water scarcity.
Bandipur officials defy NTCA, feed starving tiger cubs
In a heart-wrenching dilemma between protocol and compassion, Bandipur forest officials are hand-feeding orphaned tiger cubs against national guidelines, sparking a conservation ethics debate across India.
New Male Tiger Spotted in Palamu Tiger Reserve
Exciting news from Jharkhand as camera traps capture a new male tiger in Palamu Tiger Reserve, boosting conservation hopes and biodiversity in the region.
Navi Mumbai Mangrove Cleanup Sparks Environmental Revival
Discover how Navi Mumbai residents transformed plastic-choked mangroves into thriving ecosystems through massive community cleanup drives, setting an inspiring example for environmental action across India.
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