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In just one year, a 24x7 forest station in Middle Andaman has cracked over 100 wildlife crime cases, seized 800+ hunting traps, rescued deer and wild pigs, and begun rebuilding trust with locals — some of whom were once poachers.

When Sonu Raj met an injured stray puppy on the highway, he didn’t know she would change his life forever. Today, he and Charlie have cycled across 15 states — proving that love, grit, and compassion can take you anywhere.

A 17th-century Japanese invention is making a quiet comeback, this time on Indian rooftops. Rain chains aren’t just beautiful, they’re helping homes harvest rainwater and recharge the earth.

Once a government lecturer, Shabir began beekeeping with a modest Rs 28,000. Today, he sells organic honey, earns twice as much, and inspires a new way of farming in Kashmir.

In a major conservation breakthrough, Ladakh has been found to host 68% of India’s snow leopards, with 477 individuals recorded in a new survey. This success highlights the region’s thriving ecosystem and the crucial role of local communities and authorities in protecting the elusive “ghost of the mountains.”

Thinking of starting a lemon tree at home? The monsoon is the perfect time. This guide walks you through everything, from picking the right pot and variety to caring, feeding, and harvesting. It is perfect for balcony gardeners, beginners, and anyone who loves watching things grow.

From sowing the seed to harvesting a fully grown, ripe watermelon, here is a step-by-step guide to grow your own watermelons at home in balconies or any other small space.

From widow remarriage to the right to property and divorce — these early Indian laws gave women power in a time when society barely gave them a voice.

NutriSens, a compact soil testing device developed in India, lets farmers analyse their soil in minutes without lab delays. Using just one gram of soil and a few simple steps, it provides real-time data to guide fertiliser use, improve yields, and restore soil health efficiently.

Arjun Sen was handed a prognosis of ‘100 days to live’ following a cancer diagnosis. Then followed 20 odd surgeries, all in the attempt to keep a promise he made to his daughter.