A solution to stubble burning that gets to its root cause
North India is once again engulfed by a thick layer of smog as rice stubble burning across Punjab...
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Salim Ali wasn’t just your next-door bird lover. He conducted India’s first systematic survey
For Salim Ali, one could love birds from a distance—not just physically, but away from the...
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Why scientists are hanging rhinos upside-down from helicopters
Each year, a selection of apparently weird and pointless scientific experiments receive the Ig...
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Erratic monsoon hits cereal, pulses, oilseed sowing in top producing states amid inflation
Deficient rainfall has hit sowing of crops like moong, urad, and soybean, which has severely...
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Millet dosa or Millet biryani? Read the fine print on the food fad of the future
Millets provide a slow supply of energy throughout the day, increase the feeling of being full,...
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‘White foods’ are invading India’s breakfast menu. So are chronic illnesses
The consumption of white foods has increased manifold among Indians in recent times. White foods...
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How villagers in Assam’s Baghjan are rebuilding lives after 5-month-long oil well fire
A fire started in Assam’s Baghjan village in June last year after an oil well exploded. The...
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Biochar could be the solution to crop burning that Indian farmers were waiting for
Bengaluru: It is no secret that farmers in India are adversely affected every year by many...
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Survival rate of trees planted roadside best in Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, govt data shows
New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are among the best performers in terms of the survival...
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Plants that can send emails, warn us about climate change — All about plant nanobionics
Emerging field of plant nanobionics uses sensors and nanotechnology embedded in plants to exploit...
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Dog-like predator with kangaroo pouch, believed extinct since 1930s, possibly lived till 2000s
Last known thylacine or Tasmanian tiger died in captivity in an Australian zoo in 1936. New study...
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Vaishakha Purnima coinciding with lunar eclipse this year recalls a 1400-yr-old battle
New Delhi: Vaishakha Purnima, a sacred day for Hindus annually commemorated on 26 May, coincides...
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Your old phone or laptop can be reborn as gold jewellery that you can now wear
A record 53.6 million tonnes of e-waste was generated worldwide in 2019 & its raw materials...
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Almost 90 Percent Of Dolphin Population Killed Off By Overfishing
Overfishing Overfishing has been blamed for an “alarming” drop in dolphin numbers,...
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Insects are climbing out of the ground in North America after 17 yrs only to mate, die in weeks
Bengaluru: Billions of cicadas, belonging to a cohort called Brood X (or Brood 10), have started...
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First lockdown, then cyclone — it’s a rotten season for mango trade in Gujarat, Maharashtra
Heavy wind and rainfall caused by the cyclone destroyed mango orchards across Maharashtra and...
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Punjab and Haryana set to surpass wheat procurement targets with days to spare
As of 9 May, Punjab has procured 128.66 LMT of wheat while Haryana has so far secured 80.76 LMT....
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A hotter Iran means increased monsoon flow on Indian subcontinent, study finds
The Indian summer monsoon, also known as the South Asian summer monsoon, is one of the world’s...
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Armed with AI & drones, online mandis shake up farming, aim to cut waste to boost farm income
New Delhi: With promises of minimal farm wastage, better income for farmers, and ensuring...
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How India can benefit from the ongoing feminisation of agricultural workforce
Agricultural yields can grow by 20-30% if women get the same access to productive resources as...
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