The GenomeIndia Project, launched in 2020, aims to map the genetic diversity of India's population by sequencing genomes. By ...

The genome database will open up the possibility of personalised medicine, and faster and efficient diagnostics. It will also ...

Illegal wildlife trade endangers India’s biodiversity, causing ecological disruption, introducing invasive species, and increasing the risk of zoonotic diseases. Organised criminal networks ...

In a landmark development that resonates with ecological pride and historical fulfilment, Similipal has officially ...

It is a fictional representation created for illustrative purposes only. In a significant move to bolster river conservation, Jal Shakti Minister C R Paatil unveiled a digital platform dedicated to ...

In a notable advancement for entomology and conservation science, six previously unknown species of Sericinae scarab beetles have been discovered in India, thanks to a collaborative study between the ...

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), dietary diversity and iron absorption enhancement are essential strategies in anaemia prevention and control.

Heat has been striking ridiculously early all across India, and it is now clear that ... are causing unprecedented biodiversity loss. Basically, human activity is killing off our partner species ...

New Delhi, Apr 17 (PTI) Jal Shakti Minister C R Paatil on Thursday launched a new digital platform for providing ecological insights, conservation case studies and data on river biodiversity of India.

The result: worsening urban flooding, disappearing biodiversity, and a city struggling to breathe. As India’s green spaces shrink to make room for expressways, solar parks, and smart cities, one thing ...

We can hold sway across the world through all that makes our country so attractive. India doesn’t need to be the loudest.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also pronounced that the second Gene Bank “will strengthen India’s position as a leader in global biodiversity conservation” and expanded to continue that ...