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Once found only in Gir’s forests, Gujarat’s Asiatic lions are now turning up on its beaches — an unexpected expansion that tells a story of conservation, adaptation, and coexistence. The 2025 census reveals how the kings of Gir found new ground by the sea.

Mysuru 2025 Dussehra celebrations featured a record-breaking drone show organised by CESC, with nearly 3,000 drones illuminating the Torchlight Parade Ground in Bannimantap. The highlight was a tiger formed by 2,983 synchronised drones, earning a Guinness World Record. Watch!

During Vadodara’s Vishwamitri flood mitigation, 410 eggs of crocodiles, turtles, and birds were carefully rescued and incubated to protect biodiversity. This conservation effort safeguarded 440 crocodiles and demonstrated how infrastructure projects can coexist with wildlife preservation.

For 120 days, photographer Prasenjeet Yadav set up camera traps in Odisha’s Similipal forest, chasing a dream, 12 years in the making. One rare image of a black tiger changed everything.

Everything you need to know about Maharashtra’s Kaas Plateau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where 850+ wildflower species bloom each monsoon, just a short drive from Pune and Mumbai.

A juvenile Indian gaur was rescued after being trapped in a waterbody in Trichy, Tamil Nadu. Forest and fire officials worked tirelessly for hours, showcasing teamwork and compassion to save the animal, reminding us of the vital role of wildlife protection.

Chhattisgarh’s forests are showing signs of renewal, with wildlife slowly reclaiming their spaces. Local efforts and careful conservation are helping the state’s ecosystems recover, offering a glimpse of hope for both big cats and the smaller creatures that share their home.

Punjab’s worst floods in decades have left lakhs in crisis. Your donation will directly fund rescue boats, groceries, hygiene kits, and shelter, bringing hope to families who have lost almost everything.

Twelve years ago, Sangeeta Maurya cried at her posting in Raebareli when only 30 of 130 students turned up. Today, through stories, songs, and compassion, she has filled her classrooms with laughter and hope — proving that teaching in villages is more than a job.

Beyond the Onam ‘Sadya’ lies a world of vibrant traditions — from lively dances and colourful masks to folk songs and thrilling boat races. Together, these rituals capture the true spirit of Kerala’s beloved festival.