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GURGAON BIODIVERSITY PARK
Doctor spots a rare fragrant tree in Gurgaon park. Indian Forest Officer links it to matchsticks from old days. Here's whyA doctor's walk in Gurgaon's biodiversity park led to the discovery of the Salai tree. This native Indian tree is known for its fragrant re...- Lease of Life: A 380-acre plot in Gurgaon is now home to hundreds of native trees and bird speciesOver the course of a decade and with the help of thousands of volunteers, more than 70 companies and the Gurgaon Municipal Corporation, the...
- View: It can’t be business as usual in severely polluted DelhiJust days ago, a colleague shared the picture of his infant girl—her little face hidden behind a nebuliser mask, a new routine recommended ...
- I personally had no complaints about life in GurgaonIn 1998, I joined Coca-Cola India, one of the first few companies to move to Gurgaon. I remember commuting from Noida, where I lived, to th...
- Experts worry for unprotected areasHaryana and parts of the scrub forests in Delhi's Ridge or the grasslands along the Yamuna that are rich in wildlife, being outside protect...
- Haryana to conduct wildlife census in the AravalisIn a development that can only be good news for the conservation movement, it was revealed that a wildlife census of the Haryana Aravalis w...
- Himalayan vulture makes a comeback in the AravalisThe Himalayan griffon vulture, a threatened species was recently spotted in the Aravalis along Gurgaon-Faridabad highway, near Mangar Bani ...
- Pesticides may have killed birds in Sultanpur bird sanctuaryBird flu may not have been the cause behind the deaths of 47 birds at Sultanpur sanctuary in Gurgaon recently.
- Sultanpur National Park shut after 47 birds dieThe Sultanpur National Park has been shut for a week after 47 birds, mostly Eurasian coots, were found dead inside the sanctuary.
- Garbage piles up on roads as HUDA, MCG pass the buckThanks to the apathy of civic agencies towards sanitation work, garbage has been piling up on city’s roadsides.
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