India

The gaur, a towering figure in India’s forests, is far more than just a majestic animal. Its role in maintaining ecological balance is vital to preserving the health of the entire forest ecosystem.

Here’s a glimpse into the timeless weaving traditions of Himachal Pradesh, where art and history harmonise in the vibrant Kullu shawls and the narrative-rich Chamba rumals.

India's coastlines hold immense potential for seaweed farming. Here’s how cultivating this 'blue carbon' resource can help protect our coasts, create jobs, and combat climate change.

Navigating NEP 2020? Here’s a look at the changes and how it could impact students.

From crafting eco-friendly artefacts to reviving traditional recipes, these women are blending innovation with tradition, proving that success can start from home. Read how they are transforming lives, empowering communities, and redefining entrepreneurship.

Revolutionising senior citizen healthcare, this card offers free medical treatment worth Rs 5 lakh annually to those aged 70 and above, breaking financial barriers and ensuring dignity in care.

Airbnb hosts pour effort into creating memorable stays, but careless guests often leave spaces in disarray, as seen in a recent Goa case. How can we ensure these shared spaces remain welcoming for everyone?

For almost two decades, dedicated efforts have been tackling the severe challenges of saltwater intrusion and poor hygiene, especially menstrual health, in the Sundarbans. But solving these issues isn't easy — especially in a region where every hard-earned rupee is vital for survival, making sustainable solutions even more urgent.

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers a faster, cost-effective, and private way to resolve disputes without going to court. Expert lawyer A G Abhishek highlights methods like arbitration, mediation, and conciliation, sharing how they save time, preserve relationships, and help individuals and businesses avoid lengthy legal battles.

Unusually cold mornings and biting winters are gripping India, but the real culprit lies far across the Pacific — La Niña, a global climate phenomenon impacting weather patterns worldwide.