India is emerging as a link in the international gibbon trade. More than 100 primates were among nearly 4,000 exotic animals seized in India in 2022.

The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled India cannot unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty; India rejected the ruling.

Many families being displaced by the Ken-Betwa link project in Chhatarpur allege that their names are not included in the ...

Researchers rediscovered an endemic plant species Rungia mastersii, in Assam, after 180 years. British botanist J W Masters ...

Linear infrastructure cuts off tiger corridors in Telangana making it hard for tigers, particularly females, to reach Kawal ...

In 2019, researchers projected that Assam would remain highly vulnerable to parthenium, a threat now increasingly visible on ...

During Nepal’s August 26, 2026 floods, informal, community-based warnings saved lives while Nepal’s official SMS alert system ...

The Kashmir flycatcher is a migratory songbird that arrives in Kashmir during late April and early May, and flies south to ...

Sijimali's proposed bauxite mining revives fears of the region's decades-long, unresolved conflicts over hilltop bauxite ...

The August 26 flash floods on the Nepal-China border wiped out or badly damaged 281 MW of installed capacity and 388 MW under ...

Exotic pet trade creates multiple opportunities for zoonotic spillover, from capture and transport to sale, handling and public display.

Glacier retreat, expanding glacial lakes, thawing permafrost and unstable slopes are increasing the risk of disasters in the ...