Indian Vultures Melghat Release Strengthens Wildlife Conservation
Indian Vultures Melghat Release sees 15 endangered birds return to the wild, boosting conservation efforts in central India.
Bela Tarr Dies at 70: European Cinema Loses a Visionary
Bela Tarr dies at 70, leaving a lasting legacy in cinema with his slow, philosophical films and influence on filmmakers worldwide.
Hydrogen Train Trials India Mark a New Era of Clean Rail Transport
Hydrogen Train Trials India begin on Jind–Sonipat route, marking a new era of eco-friendly rail travel and green mobility.
Siddaramaiah Longest-Serving Karnataka CM: A Journey of Power, Persistence, and Social Justice
Siddaramaiah Longest-Serving Karnataka CM marks a historic milestone, reflecting political endurance, social justice leadership, and stable governance.
Rani Velu Nachiyar The Queen Who Challenged British Rule
Rani Velu Nachiyar was a fearless queen of Sivaganga who led one of India’s earliest struggles against British rule with courage and vision.
Kerala International Spice Routes Network: Reviving Ancient Trade Trails for Global Cultural Tourism
Explore the Kerala International Spice Routes Network, reviving ancient trade trails through heritage tourism, research, culture, and global links.
New Reed Snake in Mizoram Highlights Hidden Biodiversity of Northeast India
New Reed Snake in Mizoram discovered by researchers highlights the state’s rich biodiversity and reveals a newly identified non-venomous species.
Thalassemia Oral Pill Brings Hope for Blood Disorder Patients
Thalassemia Oral Pill offers the first oral treatment for adult thalassemia, reducing the need for frequent blood transfusions.
Karnataka Organ Donation Record Marks a Life-Saving Milestone in 2025
Karnataka Organ Donation Record shows rising awareness and life-saving efforts.
Government AI Clinic Opens a New Chapter in Public Healthcare
Government AI Clinic marks India’s first public hospital AI center improving patient care through smart, safe, and practical healthcare technology.
India Builds 3D-Printed Weather Stations Under Mission Mausam
3D-Printed Weather Stations boost India’s weather monitoring with low-cost, solar-powered, locally made technology under Mission Mausam.
India Constitution Crisis 1976: When Liberty Hung by a Thread
Explore the India Constitution Crisis 1976, when fundamental rights were suspended, and democracy faced its darkest test