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These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 27%, according to analystsWe are in a phase in the US-Israel-Iran war where statements are made, then retracted. And, in a matter of just 48 hours, they are made all...- No winter, no snowfall, but everything turns white: Why this North Eastern state transforms into a snowy wonderland every summerManipur transforms into a summer wonderland as towering silk cotton trees release fluffy white fibres, creating a spectacle resembling snow...
- Climate change threatens global plant species as habitats shrinkMany familiar plants may disappear by 2100. Climate change is shrinking their habitats, putting species at high risk of extinction. Researc...
- Specialty chemicals: Is China still the same threat, or is this a contrarian moment? 7 stocks to be brought back on the watchlistWhen it comes to the Indian speciality chemicals sector, China and its dumping matters. But there have been subtle but significant changes ...
- Meet one of nature’s rarest ‘joyful’ creatures spotted in the Western Ghats. Internet calls it a 'beauty'A rare Nilgiri Marten, described as one of nature's happiest creatures, was recently spotted in the Western Ghats. This endemic species, kn...
- Sarvam AI: India's sovereign LLM breakthrough comes with Nokia & Bosch partnershipsIndian AI startup Sarvam has developed its own LLMs without external help. This achievement highlights India's growing AI capabilities and ...
- Three rounds of cloud seeding conducted in Delhi, says ministerDelhi has undertaken cloud seeding efforts to combat severe air pollution. Three rounds of artificial rain attempts have been made. While r...
- Artificial rain, real hope: IIT Kanpur to help Delhi breatheIn an innovative bid to tackle the ongoing air quality crisis, IIT Kanpur researchers are preparing for their fourth cloud seeding operatio...
- Human-caused bird extinctions reduced diversity in functions, unique history, study findsA study led by the University of Birmingham reveals that human-induced bird extinctions over 1,30,000 years have dramatically reduced birds...
- BJP's 'anti-farmer' attitude to the fore again in Kurukshetra: Cong slams lathicharge on tillersThe farmers blocked the Delhi-Chandigarh national highway in front of the Shaheed Udham Singh memorial, about 25 km from Kurukshetra, follo...
- Telangana to use drones to drop seeds for afforestationFifty lakh trees will be planted in about 12,000 hectares of land in forests across the state under the project, an official release said o...
- 'Artificial rain in Delhi unlikely due to unfavourable weather conditions'Delhi's air quality showed a deteriorating trend from Monday and is presently in the "very poor" category.
- Rain-maker aircraft awaits key clearancesExperts of the IIT, Kanpur, currently involved in this never-before experiment to tackle pollution also told ET that clearances are require...
- Pollution: Here’s a plan to wash away Delhi’s toxic airAuthorities are planning cloud seeding to tackle Delhi’s near-toxic levels of air pollution.
- Guam forests may be 'irreversibly damaged' by foreign snake speciesCanberra, Sep 1 (IANS) The introduction of a foreign snake species in Guam's forests about 60 years ago might have caused irreversible dama...
- Drop a seed bomb to fight deforestationThe children's workshops conducted by Chiguru Eco Space, a bio-diversity educational centre in Singadasanahalli village, Magadi, also inclu...
- How countries keep track of their weatherIn 1942, Winston Churchill ordered the petroleum warfare department to come up with an idea to tackle the problem of fog during airplane ta...
- Asian elephants play key role in spreading green coverAsian elephants play a vital role in the ecology of the forest and help spread green cover because of their eating and movement pattern
- Hornbill hunting impacts spread of forests: StudyThe study was conducted by the Indian Institute of Science and Mysore-based Nature Conservation Foundation in Namdapha Tiger Reserve and Mi...
- Time warp: Rural India still info-starvedAny decision is only as good as information used to arrive at it. By that count, the Indian farmer’s fate is rather unfortunate.
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