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Ancient Indian poems and folk songs reveal that India's savannas are ancient ecosystems, not ruined forests. This discovery changes how we approach conservation and tree-planting.

Culture

A tweet that changed everything

News Bureau - January 22, 2020

“Not a single book sold today...”, this single tweet was that changed everything. Once this tweet was taken up by the social media, everything...

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A new study shows that eating 60 g of almonds daily reduces oxidative stress, protects DNA, and supports heart and brain health.

Daily Almonds Protect DNA, Boost Antioxidant Defences

September 21, 2025

A landmark study reveals that better nurse staffing and work environments reduce physician burnout and job dissatisfaction worldwide

Investing in Nurses to Ease Physician Burnout

November 20, 2025

Ukraine War, Conflict, Climate Adds More to Displacement

Asia- pacific migrants at higher risk of Covid 19 pandemic

December 23, 2020

Tragic Toll The Rising Violence Against Humanitarian Workers in 2024

December 16, 2024

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Environment

UN adopts new Environment framework

The world saw a significant rise in global energy sector employment in 2022, fueled by increased investment in clean energy technologies. The second edition of the World Energy Employment report indicates that the number of jobs in the global energy sector reached 67 million people in 2022, marking a substantial increase of 3.5 million from pre-pandemic levels.

BUSINESS

Renewables to Dominate World Electricity

In April this year, the Rashtrapati Niwas in Mashobra, Himachal Pradesh, opened its doors to the public, offering a unique glimpse into the past. This 173-year-old heritage property, characterized by its European architectural style, is one of India's four existing President's residences.

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Historic Charm of Rashtrapati Niwas in Mashobra

A new report reveals 2024 was Africa’s warmest year on record, with rising marine heat waves, climate-driven migration, food insecurity, and health crises.

climate

Africa is warming more rapidly than the global average