The striking orange-red blooms of Palash have begun lighting up the Central Indian highlands and Deccan plateau. But beyond ...
On moonless nights between February and April along Odisha’s coast, the sand begins to stir. Olive ridley hatchlings, no larger than a child’s palm, tear free f ...
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Birds that change their feather colours
Nature's wonders include birds that subtly shift their appearance throughout the year. These transformations, driven by seasons, breeding cycles, diet, and feather wear, range from dramatic camouflage ...
The 4,000-km-long border, known as the ‘Great Hedge of India’, served to prevent smuggling of salt done to avoid the heavy tax imposed on it by Britishers ...
Today’s annular solar eclipse will turn the sun into a blazing “ring of fire” for just over two minutes — but only a few places will see it fully.
Artificial Intelligence promises significant changes, potentially displacing many jobs. However, human creativity and innovation, termed Natural Intelligence, will be key to adapting. This innate ...
Anna’s cabinet was a well scripted succession story, a high-density brain trust where the software of the screen met the hardware of the state.
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Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale transports visitors through time
Inside the repurposed warehouses of JAX district in Riyadh, Dhaka-based Sarker Protick's series of photographs exude a soft and luminous glow. Titled Awngar, this large body of work by the young ...
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The Most Colorful Birds on Earth and the Hard Truth About Habitat Decline
Brilliant plumage survives only where forests, rivers, and wetlands stay whole. Habitat decline turns color into silence too fast.
Experts are concerned that India’s new Pesticides Management Bill 2025, expected to be passed in March this year, could be ...
Through intensive efforts, New Zealand conservationists have been fighting for years to keep the kakapo, the world's only flightless parrot, from disappearing.
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