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Delhi world's second-richest capital for avian diversity, hosts 471 bird speciesDelhi is the world's second-richest capital for bird diversity. A new Delhi Bird Atlas reveals 471 species. This comprehensive study, a cit...- Union Minister Bhupender Yadav launches 18 Namo Oxygen Parks in Delhi on World Environment DayUnion Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched eighteen Namo Oxygen Parks on the occasion of Worl...
- Migration Interrupted: Climate Change Is Altering the Routes Birds Have Followed for MillenniaMigratory birds face new challenges as climate change alters their ancient journeys. Rising temperatures and unpredictable weather disrupt ...
- Budget 2026 puts India’s tourism in spotlight; experts call for higher marketing outlayThe Union Budget 2026-27 unveils ambitious plans to elevate India's tourism sector. A new National Institute of Hospitality will be establi...
- 8 common birds in india you can spot in urban areasDiscover the feathered friends that call India's bustling cities home. From rooftops to gardens, these birds are a common sight and a delig...
- 9 birds in Indian cities you can spot without binocularsYou don’t need binoculars or forests to enjoy birdwatching. These 9 birds are commonly seen in Indian cities, on rooftops, gardens, and ele...
- Vasai to Thane via Waterway? Mumbai plans to launch water Metro service at 21 locations to reduce road congestionMumbai is planning a water metro service. Maharashtra asked Kochi Water Metro for a project report. The project aims to improve transportat...
- Anand Mahindra’s breathtakingly beautiful weekend go-to place costs just Rs 25 to visitMumbai has launched its first elevated nature trail at Malabar Hill, modeled after Singapore's 'Tree Top Walk'. Connecting Kamala Nehru Par...
- Two key Yamuna riverfront sites in Delhi likely to host G20 events in March: OfficialsTwo key ecological sites in the Yamuna riverfront area in Delhi are likely to host a G20 event each in March to promote conservation of nat...
- For 21st century democratic cities: Debates over plans for Delhi should be part of a larger discussion on reimagining urbanismWith the debates currently raging about the city’s Central Vista Project (CVP) and the newly unveiled Draft Master Plan 2041, therefore, it...
- Cartoonists who are breaking stereotypes through satirical comic stripsA few young Indians, however, are bringing out the angst and are breaking stereotypes through satirical comic strips and memes on the inter...
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- Bird count: Karnataka ranks No. 2 in uploading sightings on portalWhen Niranjan R visited his school campus at Tataguni along Kanakapura Road, he was surprised to see a bird with bluish-grey upperparts and...
- Rare birds return to Sundar NurseryA little off the beaten track, adjacent to Humayun’s Tomb and next to a busy railway station is Sundar Nursery.
- The Indian House Crow slowly disappearing from BengaluruThe crow — the original pourakarmika (sanitary worker) of our cities, who cleaned up entire neighbourhoods of left-overs — is being seen le...
- Glossy Ibis spotted at Deepor BeelThe Deepor Beel, a Ramsar site wetland located about 15 km from the city, continues to surprise bird lovers despite the threat posed by urb...
- Sparrows head north in search of homesSouth Chennai may seem greener and neater, but sparrows prefer north Chennai with its old buildings and nooks and crevices that allow them ...
- Maharashtra forest department's wildlife week begins todayThe forest department will conduct a series of programmes in the city during the wildlife week to be held from October 1 to 7.
- SAP Labs & Wipro turn their campuses closer to natureInstead of hiring a landscape specialist, companies are opting for ornithologist, to improve the ecology of the campus.
- Bhutan: The Land of the 'Thundering Dragon'We were on our way to the mystic, eastern Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. It robustly calls itself the Land of the Thundering Dragon, but quit...
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