Dr Rakesh Verma The tradition of sacred groves in India is steeped in history, representing a long-standing cultural practice ...

Pune: The Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has begun a study on fauna within ... "It is very different from what we generally think of crabs. These are located in mainland regions but still ...

The government has prohibited bringing both pets and stray dogs to Lakshadweep. However, the islands are home to a large ...

Madhya Pradesh has one of the largest forest covers in India, contributing significantly to the country’s overall forest area. Recent assessments indicate that around 31 per cent of the state is ...

but deforestation rates in the region have matched the national average. The survey, conducted by Fauna & Flora and commissioned by the Maddox Jolie-Pitt Foundation, found about 140 bird ...

are home to an array of unique flora and fauna. Dahotre explained that his goal was not only to showcase India’s regions, cultures, and geographic beauty but also to share deeper messages.

March marks the arrival of spring, making it one of the best times to explore India. With the month approaching fast, the ...

the region’s interconnected islands have served as a kind of testing ground for different colonial practices — chattel slavery, resource extraction and the classification of flora and fauna ...

The global illegal wildlife trade shows no sign of slowing down, driven by specific market demands like food, perceived medicinal benefits, as ‘luxury’ items or for the pet trade.

Not only dogs, but snakes are also completely absent in Lakshadweep, making it a snake-free region. As per the Flora and Fauna of Lakshadweep, it is the only place in India where snakes are not found.

the high-altitude ecosystem that’s home to unique flora and fauna species and an important freshwater source in the region. A team of volunteers and firefighters managed to stop the blaze after ...

Echo Point is one of the most famous spots in Munnar, situated at an altitude of 600 feet above sea level. There’s lots to do ...