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At 75—an age when most people choose to rest at home—N.S. Rajappan has taken on a responsibility bigger than himself. For nearly 10 years, he has been cleaning plastic waste from Kerala's Vembanad Lake. He was just 5 years old when he got polio. Everything below his knees is

My latest #TharoorThink column mounts a robust defence of the English language in India while rejecting the Macaulay mindset. We can use English to connect to the world while refusing to allow it to disconnect us from ourselves:

Ravens partner for life , they strengthen their pair bonds by performing what can be described as vocal "duets" or a soft, warbling "song" for one another. 📹 June Hunter

There is an amazing technology that literally sucks CO2 out of the air, costs very little, and builds itself...... It's called a tree.

Happy 138th Birth Anniversary to Srinivasa Ramanujan, the self-taught Indian mathematical genius. He discovered nearly 4,000 original theorems and equations, many of them so far ahead of their time that they were proven only decades after his death. India observes National

Sailing India’s Living Maritime Legacy 🌊⛵ Good morning, India. 🌅🇮🇳 As the first light of dawn touches the sails of #INSVKaundinya, she sets forth on her voyage—reviving an ancient seafaring tradition across the open seas. #IndianNavy #MaritimeHeritage #StitchedShip_India

Conventional history claims that Western medicine begins with Hippocrates and Galen. This is misleading. The final westward pulse of the Indian diaspora, which later gave rise to Greek colonisation of western Anatolia and Greece, brought medical knowledge with it. Because this

Pythagoras did not emerge in a Greek miracle. He was part of a trade-driven network through which Indian knowledge entered the Mediterranean. Study of maritime trade reveals connections in the ancient world. Phoenician ports of the eastern Mediterranean were vital in these

INSV Kaundinya flying the tricolour across the Arabian Sea: Ship of Wood with Men of Steel

Every night, Anke Gowda chose books over rest. Once a bus conductor, later a timekeeper at the Pandavapur Cooperative Sugar Factory, Gowda spent nearly 30 years working while quietly building a dream. After long days as a bus conductor, he’d search for what others had left

So true

One of man’s duties on Earth….to look after God’s creations. That Land Cruiser did an amazing job. Toyota should add "can help pull an elephant from a sink hole" in their adds.😂 The elephant is so exhausted. So happy you could get him out. ❤️

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Before you capture me, hurt me, or kill me, remember that you took my home, my land, my forest…  Javan Leopard, 2026

We arent just witnessing a decline; we are witnessing an unravelling of the systems that make our air breathable and our soil alive. New data from the Living Planet Index confirms a terrifying reality: global wildlife populations have plummeted by 73% in just 50 years

Don't ride on a elephant's back, An elephant back structure was not meant for any loads. Can you imagine a chain rubbing through your feet. Stop using elephants for tourism and entertainment.

Sad News Doug Allan, David Attenborough’s cameraman, has died in Nepal aged 74. Doug, who recorded footage for BBC programmes such as Blue Planet, was described as a ‘true pioneer of wildlife film-making’. He was a fabulous cameraman; after working as a research diver with the

Never ride elephants! After global outrage over Chanchal, an elephant who was previously used for rides and painted for a photoshoot and later died, PETA India brought chained “pink elephants” to Jaipur to protest their plight.