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Indonesian marine scientists successfully deployed a LIMPET satellite tag onto a pygmy blue whale using a drone for the first time. This major innovation occurred on October 13, 2025, during a research expedition led by the organization Konservasi Indonesia

Wildlife

Drones Used to Tag Pygmy Blue Whales for the First Time

News Bureau - March 19, 2026

A new interim report reveals 49% of protected migratory species are declining, highlighting urgent conservation needs ahead of COP15

Wildlife

Half of Protected Migratory Species Face Population Decline

Scientists warn of the "Homogenocene," a new era of global wildlife sameness driven by human activity and species extinction.

Wildlife

Rise of Homogenocene: How Humans Are Creating a World of Global Sameness

India has added Gujarat's Chhari Dhand and Uttar Pradesh's Patna Bird Sanctuary to the Ramsar List, bringing its total to 98 wetlands of international importance.

Wildlife

India’s Ramsar List Grows to 98: Chhari Dhand and Patna Bird Sanctuary Earn Recognition

A new study reveals Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 24 days earlier as local warming hits four times the continental average. Explore the impact on Gentoos, Adélies, and Chinstraps.

Wildlife

Antarctica’s Penguins Breeding Earlier: Record-Breaking Climate Shift

Wildlife

Humans Led to Extinction of Mammals

Abhiram - July 4, 2024

Insect decline harms migratory birds, bats, and fish, disrupting ecosystems and biodiversity worldwide.

Wildlife

Cocaine Trafficking, a Threat to Migratory Birds and Biodiversity

Sona Prebhakar - June 14, 2024

Wildlife

How Ukraine War Disrupted Greater Spotted Eagles’ Migration

Sona Prebhakar - May 22, 2024

Wildlife

Over 4,000 Wildlife Species Still Victims of Trafficking Annually

Abhiram - May 14, 2024

Wildlife

European Union A Significant Hub For Wildlife Trafficking

Saradha Meloot - May 7, 2024

Wildlife plays a vital role in human survival. Protecting species safeguards ecosystems, economies, and climate stability.

Wildlife

How Habitat and Diet Shape Wildlife ‘s Response to Humans

Saradha Meloot - March 26, 2024

Wildlife

India’s Illegal Shark Trade

Sona Prebhakar - March 18, 2024

Wildlife

How Ground Chemistry Shapes Wildlife Reproduction

Sona Prebhakar - March 3, 2024

Canada and France open new consulates in Greenland to counter US pressure and strengthen Arctic alliances amid strategic competition for mineral resources and security.

Wildlife

Greenland ‘s Changing Landscape: Impact of Glacier Retreat

Abhiram - February 15, 2024

New study shows polar bears face a growing threat of infections due to Arctic warming. Pathogen risk has doubled.

Wildlife

Polar Bears at Risk: Study Highlights Climate Change Impact

Sona Prebhakar - February 15, 2024

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A 25-year study reveals that subtle heart muscle damage in middle age can increase dementia risk later in life, highlighting the vital heart-brain health connection

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January 16, 2025

In a surprising twist, the Supreme Court dissolves the bench overseeing petitions for the reconsideration of its 2022 verdict on the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and the powers of the Enforcement Directorate (ED). This unexpected move prompts the Court to enlist the Chief Justice of India's assistance in forming a new bench, signalling a potential shift in legal perspectives.

SC Rejects Legalising Same-Sex Marriage in Landmark Verdict

October 18, 2023

New research presented at the National Astronomy Meeting 2025 reveals over 15,000 km of ancient riverbeds in Mars' Noachis Terra, challenging theories about a cold, dry Red Planet.

Mars Water Ice Discovery: Prime Landing Site for Future Astronauts Unveiled

December 29, 2025

Discover the fountain of youth in green space ! New research reveals a link between living surrounded by nature and a younger biological age. Uncover the science behind the green revolution.

Nature’s Elixir: Living Surrounded by Green Spaces Slow Aging

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abuse during childbirth, urging respectful maternal and newborn care worldwide.

HEALTH

Widespread Mistreatment in Maternal and Newborn Care

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‘Modi wave’ sweeps the nation

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Children

In one year, hard-won gains wiped out; UNICEF

A groundbreaking study from the University of Birmingham reveals that people in "poor" environments are surprisingly more likely to act helpfully than those in "rich" ones.

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People in Poorer Environments Are More Likely to Help Others