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Delhi turns golden as yellow flowers bloom across the city. Internet calls it ‘nature’s calendar’. It's the state flower of Kerala. Can you guess its name?Delhi's streets are currently adorned with the vibrant yellow blooms of the Amaltas tree, a spectacle that signals the approaching monsoon....- Parliament's 'number 01' tree poses security challenge, to be transplanted soonA tree near a Parliament gate used by Prime Minister Modi has been identified as a security concern by the SPG. The tree, a silver trumpet ...
- Three generations of UAE leadership plant sapling at RajghatThe special relationship between India and the UAE is marked by a tradition of tree planting at Rajghat in New Delhi. Initiated by Sheikh Z...
- Green initiative: Plantable seed rakhis enter markets with an aim to transform raksha bandhan traditionsBakul Foundation, a voluntary organization in Bhubaneswar, has introduced plantable seed rakhis made from organic cotton thread for Raksha ...
- View: When Krishna didn't miss the wood for Indra's precious Parijata TreeFor the privileged too, an Indian summer spells succulent mangoes, from alphonsos to sundaris and langdas. But even as temperatures rise, o...
- Bihar Assembly building at 100: Iconic landmark was designed by A M MillwoodDuring the centennial function hosted in the Central Hall of the new annexe building of the old Bihar legislative complex on the very same ...
- Rockets blooming into marigolds, anaars sprouting into amaltas: Diwali is getting a green touch with these seed crackersRoshan Ray, founder of Seed Paper India, is among those experimenting with seed crackers, eco-friendly if a little pricey.
- Trend reversed, forest cover up in BiharThe alluring trees of gulmohar, amaltas, kachnar etc, which once dotted the state capital's landscape, were felled for widening of roads an...
- Neem rules again in GujaratNeem, scientific name Azadirachta Indica, has once again emerged as the favourite tree in the eight municipal corporations of the state.
- Patna set to turn greenerPatna will get greener with the state forest department planning to plant as many as 26,000 saplings over the next five years at a cost of ...
- Patna set to turn greenerThe state capital will get greener with the state forest department planning to plant as many as 26,000 saplings over the next five years a...
- 20K saplings planted on 84-acre landThe city now has a forest dedicated to the Commonwealth Games, 2010. The United Nations Environment Programme and the department of forests...
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