2100: An Indian cataclysm
The sea would gobble up more than 5,700 sq km of India's coastal land if emission of greenhouse gases grows unchecked
The sea would gobble up more than 5,700 sq km of India's coastal land if emission of greenhouse gases grows unchecked
As satellites proliferate over the Indian sky and competitors wrangle a bigger share of the market, Doordarshan gears up to….
They do not always make it to the front pages or to the television screen, yet every minute disease and malnutrition kills nearly 24 of them. According to the report, The State of the World's
The incentives to attract foreign investment in India's power sector are iniquitous and make little commercial sense. Observers point out that if these projects go through, "India will soon have
...Yet another rainforest disappears and a way of life dies as "development" catches up with the Guaranis of Paraguay
When the cyclone slammed into Bangladesh on April 29 earlier this year, the anxiety in many quarters of the world was especially heightened in anticipation of huge fatalities. Exactly to the day 3
Vets window dress their treatment with ritual mainly to reassure the anxious owners
At least 2 Indian planetaria are gearing up for a once in a lifetime ogle at Jupiter as it is strafed by a comet shower
Estimates of sea level rises vary considerably
With digitisation, the number of channels will increase at least 3 fold
Even a simple avian head count could tell you about the health of India's wetlands
Despite readily available loans, industry is wary of producing solar photovoltaic devices on a large scale
Some well known reintroduction projects involving zoo born animals:
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The Department of Space (DoS) will sell Indian Remote-sensing Satellite (IRS) data to the US-based Earth Operation Satellite Company (EOSAT), jointly owned by the Martin Marietta Company and Hughes
A taxidermist, who skinned some of America's last bisons, has more than made up for itq
When swarms of locusts flooded Rajasthan last year, Union agriculture minister Balram Jakhar spared no effort to create the impression that he was deploying the best crisis technology available (Down
A 300 year old tree from Kashmir reveals that Europe's Little Ice Age had even affected India
In the not too distant future, zoos may no longer be the place for a Sunday outing
Rajasthan's forest department warns that the Union ministry of environment and forest's (MEF) proposal to translocate Asiatic lions from the Gir sanctuary in Gujarat to habitats in Rajasthan, will