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600 sq ft rainforest, 100 plant varieties, 17 bird species: Retired Bengaluru techie turns terrace into mini forest with homegrown cherries, dragon fruit, coffee and more, keeping temperatures cooler and the air cleanerIn Bengaluru, a retired engineer has cultivated a vibrant 600 sq ft rooftop rainforest, a testament to urban green restoration. This mini-f...- How Karnataka's Dr Sameer Nair is growing 30 tonnes of chemical-free Kesar mangoes on barren rocky land using Israeli technologyDr. Sameer Nair, an Ayurvedic healer from Belagavi, has embraced agricultural innovation by establishing a vibrant Kesar mango orchard. Uti...
- Flood watch weather update: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland set to receive more rains, flash floods warning issuedTorrential rain inundated parts of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland on Monday night. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declare...
- Bengaluru auto drivers are rude? Woman passenger notices beautiful flowers. Auto driver's instant reaction caught her by surpriseIn bustling Bengaluru, a teacher's ordinary auto ride was transformed by an unexpected act of kindness. Her auto driver, noticing her admir...
- A mountain hideout and aircraft under fire: US carries out daring rescue of service member in IranAmerican forces executed a daring rescue of two pilots shot down by Iran. One pilot was extracted from enemy territory, while the second, h...
- She left home at 22 for an MNC job. But one smart idea keeps her parents closer to her than ever beforeA woman found a unique way to stay connected with her parents after moving away for work. By installing a CCTV at her childhood home, she c...
- Plucking mangoes is anything but an Aam experienceIndians need to reconnect with mangoes - our king of fruits - in a more hands-on way
- Elderly woman dies in IED blast in Jharkhand village"The Maoists have been planting IEDs to target security personnel on a massive anti-Naxal operation launched on January 11 in the core Kolh...
- Watch: Elephant eating golgappe at a puchka stall in AssamIn the viral video, the elephant can be seen standing and waiting patiently near a stall for his turn and gobbling up puchkas with its trun...
- Why the Himsagar is quite content to be king of Bengal“Maharashtra government puts in place a proper marketing plan for Alphonso in January, much ahead of the arrival of the fruit in the market...
- Upward price graph may just save the day for tea firmsPrices at NI auctions, after initially witnessing a firm trend, dipped marginally during the months of September and October 2018.
- 10-year-old shot for plucking mangoes in BiharThe suspect, on seeing the boy plucking mangoes, got enraged and then allegedly shot him in the head, killing the boy instantly. The accuse...
- Jitan Ram Manjhi says Nitish Kumar won't let him picks fruits from his residenceManjhi said 24 policemen have been deployed at the Anne Marg residence, especially to guard hundreds of trees of mangoes and litchi fruits.
- Why white tea has replaced green tea as the new drink sensationHandpicked as single unopened bud of the tea plant, white tea is considered to be healthier than even the green tea. It's a niche product.
- High valued 'First Flush' of tea feared to get hampered due to the prevailing adverse weather pattern"This low humidity may significantly delay breaking of buds and growth of new leaf hampering first flush," said Darjeeling planters.
- 'First Flush' of Darjeeling tea feared to get delayed due to cold waveBehind the delight of tourists with snowing Darjeeling hills, freezing foothills, the moist, the fog and chill of northwestern wind, there ...
- Cold wave may hit first flush of tea outputFluctuating cold wave in Dooars and Terai region of Himalayan foothills may hit high-value post-winter tea production this year. Planters f...
- India to adopt Israeli method to increase mango yieldIndia will soon adopt an Israeli technology to rejuvenate mango trees that will increase productivity of the crop.
- Dooars row may hit ‘first flush’ teaThe ongoing political upheaval in Dooars may soon hit the high-quality and highly valued ‘first flush’ tea trade there. Dooars contributes ...
- Snowfall to hit first flush Darjeeling teaSnowfall in Darjeeling and freezing foothills might have recently brought delight to the tourists but tea planters have already started mak...
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