A ghost of the wild has returned to Delhi—after decades of absence, the Indian grey wolf’s second sighting in 10 months is raising a bigger question: is the capital...
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India is rewriting its tiger conservation story—moving from eviction to coexistence, where forests are no longer just for wildlife, but shared with those who call them...
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Can development truly be called progress when nearly half the trees meant to be ‘saved’ end up dying? A recent news report has revealed a deeply concerning statistic...
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What happens when art stops observing life—and starts exploiting it? The viral “pink elephant” controversy forces us to confront an uncomfortable truth about...
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Delhi’s new 13-district SPCA model aims to fix delays in animal rescue and crack down on cruelty—here’s how the system will work. The Delhi government has...
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11,000 litres of milk in one river—faith or environmental risk? Science raises serious questions. A recent incident in which nearly 11,000 litres of milk were poured into...
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Every year, residents of Delhi brace for the brutal “Loo”—hot, dry winds that turn streets into heat traps and homes into ovens. Most people look for relief in...
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National Pet Day is a reminder of the steady role animals play in our lives. In homes across the country, pets are companions, stress-relievers, and, for many, a source of...
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In a significant moment for Indian wildlife, an Indian-born female cheetah has given birth to four cubs in the wild at Kuno National Park. This is the first such event since...
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The Himalayas are often called the “water towers of Asia” because they feed some of the largest rivers in the world. Millions of people depend on these rivers for...
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