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Afghans have been storing food for winters using a very indigenous method. Considered to be two millennials old, this practice of using mud and straw to create a cake shaped cover for

A Jalshakti (Water Resources) Ministry advertisement assures us that 19 crore houses will get drinking water from a tap by 2024. But the efforts on ground seem sluggish, and it won’t be

Meet the beautiful mum and baby three-fingered sloth duo from Sloth Conservation. Sloths might be the one of the slowest mammals but they might also be one of the cutest mammals too.

When you stop and look around, you’ll find a world full of beauty and miracles, and magic

Chipmunks are said to be the symbols of play and innocence, and if this video doesn’t prove that, we don’t know what does. Ladies and Gentlemen, put your hands together for none

First May is celebrated as a May Day or Labour Day all over the world

We all have that one old yellowish torn piece of paper we call a bucket list.

Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February, 2022. Its impact is felt in India as the Union Cabinet approved an additional subsidy of Rs 40,000 crore for the upcoming kharif season (AprilSeptember), seeking

The vaquita (Phocoena sinus) is a species of porpoise endemic to the northern end of the Gulf of California in Baja California, Mexico

Fifty three year old Ma Jun is considered as Father of Environmental Activism in China. Born in Beijing, Ma Jun was educated in Yale University, USA.