Krystelle Dsouza

Ensure your family is eating honey that is pure! How? With these four easy tests.

In Rajasthan’s Menar village, birds are more than visitors — they’re family. Once known for its ponds, Menar is now celebrated as India’s ‘Bird Village’, home to over 100 species, including endangered ones. Thanks to the community’s tireless conservation efforts, this Ramsar site has become a global model for people-led environmental protection.

This Diwali, we want to ensure light makes its way to families in Mulshi’s tribal villages. All it will take is an Rs 800 donation, which will go towards equipping 500 homes with 35-watt LED solar lights, each with an integrated lithium battery and solar panel, offering an 18-hour battery backup.

Discover winter’s best snacks with recipes from chefs across India, featuring treats like mirchi bajji, kadhi pakoras, and indulgent banoffee pie. These dishes promise warmth and flavour for every craving!

At 14, Angelica Daniel joined her father, Ajay, on a spontaneous motorbike trip to Khardung La, which sparked a series of adventures that deepened their bond. Over the years, here’s how their shared road trips taught her life lessons and strengthened their relationship.

This winter, explore the diverse world of Indian chai beyond the classic ‘adrak wali chai’. From Kerala’s sweet-sour Sulaimani to Bengal’s tangy Lebu Cha, each tea tells a story of culture, history, and warmth.

Once abundant across India, vultures — nature’s cleanup crew — now face extinction, with four of nine species critically endangered.

Rock bees, known for building massive hives on cliffs and tall trees, are vital pollinators and honey producers in the wild.

Nestled beside Mussoorie, Landour is a serene hill town where colonial charm meets panoramic Himalayan views. From heritage walks and cosy cafes to century-old cottages, every corner invites you to slow down and soak in its timeless allure.

Indian wildlife champion Vivek Menon has been elected the new Chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC) — the first Asian to ever lead the global network. His win marks a big moment for conservation, bringing decades of experience, passion, and on-ground action to the heart of international wildlife protection.