Aakash Ranison’s Below2° is a haunting art installation that shows what rising temperatures are silently doing to our planet.

On the occasion of Ram Navami, April 6, 2025, celebrations were held nationwide with grand processions and devotional events.

A heartwarming video shows a boyfriend pretending to be a delivery agent to surprise his girlfriend with food at her hostel.

The Indian internet has been full of Ghibli pictures over the last few days, and the company behind most of these images has ...

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For locals and tourists alike, this means that this coastal gem is ready to reclaim its status as a top-tier beach destination in India The Blue Flag isn’t just a pretty banner—it’s a global ...

advertisement EFFECTS OF GLACIER MELTING The Geological Survey of India lists 9,575 glaciers in the Indian Himalayas. The melting of glaciers due to global warming can have disastrous effects on the ...

“In the short-term, glacier melt increases natural hazards like floods,” said Caitlyn. Meanwhile, the UN report also document northern India Ladakh’s innovative adaptation to glacier melt ...

If anything, ‘Gothraparvam-2025’ proved a melting pot of tribal cultures, filled with traditional tribal arts, music, dance, and more. More than 200 artists participated in the event organised ...

However, what's more alarming is the rapid pace at which the glacial lakes are growing due to this enhanced melt. Suhora Technologies, an Indian Earth observation firm, has analysed how the Himalayan ...

Instagram/ @anil_chowdhary_17_21 A heartwarming video of a group of kindergarten students in Jammu and Kashmir preparing tea has taken the internet by storm, melting the hearts of viewers worldwide.

The climate crisis will turn some areas of Antarctica into carbon absorption zones—so-called carbon sinks. The idea seems counterintuitive and even positive, but the discovery should be viewed ...