Animal & Agri Affairs

Two Injured in Wild Elephant Attack in Kerala

Police said the duo suffered minor injuries and their condition is stable. Forest officials have reached the spot and are taking steps to drive the elephant away, the officials added

Kashmir’s Apple Orchards Threatened by Disease Surge Amid Unstable Weather

Unpredictable weather patterns in Kashmir have triggered a rise in apple crop diseases, affecting nearly 30% of orchards.

No Wildlife Law Change: Centre Blocks Kerala’s Relief Push Amid Escalating Crisis

The Central Government has once again rejected Kerala’s repeated demands to amend the Wildlife Protection Act and empower the state to act against wild animals that pose serious and recurring threats to human life and agriculture.

White Tiger Cub Dies at Nandankanan Zoo; Siblings Under Observation

A seven-month-old white tiger cub died at Nandankanan Zoo in Bhubaneswar, Odisha officials said on Monday. The cub was one of three born on November 2 last year to melanistic tiger Krishna and white tigress Rupa.

451 Killed in 5 Years: Kerala Pushes for Centre’s Nod to Cull Dangerous Wild Animals

Following the state’s decision to declare human-wildlife conflict as a special disaster, the Kerala government has stepped up efforts to safeguard its highland population from the growing menace of wild animal attacks.

Kerala’s Green Leap: A Decade of Agricultural Transformation Led by the State

Kerala’s agricultural transformation is more than a statistical achievement—it is a model of inclusive, sustainable, and community-driven development.

Ten Tiger Cubs Born in Four Months Across Rajasthan’s Wildlife Reserves, Marking Significant Conservation Milestone

In a positive development for wildlife conservation, ten tiger cubs have been born across three major wildlife reserves in Rajasthan

A Journey Through the Wilderness: N. A. Naseer’s New Book Unveiled

Journeys through forests are often journeys into the self — quiet, transformative odysseys where the soul listens more keenly

Nepal Confirms 397 Snow Leopards in Historic Conservation Breakthrough

The landmark findings from Nepal not only fill a critical knowledge gap but also offer a strong platform for long-term conservation efforts for this iconic species.

Sweden’s Great Moose Migration: Nature’s Slow Spectacle Captivating Millions

Each spring in northern Sweden, a quiet yet extraordinary event unfolds: dozens of moose begin their journey across rivers and forests toward their summer grazing grounds.

Vultures: The Misunderstood Guardians of Our Ecosystems

Vultures have always been a misunderstood presence in the natural world. With bald heads, hooked beaks, and a diet of carrion, they’re easy targets for mischaracterization—often portrayed as ominous, grotesque, and lurking in wait for death. Pop culture has not helped.

Allergic to Cats? Here's What’s Actually Causing It

Allergies can be debilitating for those who have them – even more so when the cause of the allergic reaction is a beloved pet. Second only to dust mites, the humble domestic house cat is one of the major causes of indoor allergens for people.

Sustainable Agriculture in India: Challenges, Policies, and the Kerala Model

India must address critical concerns such as groundwater depletion, soil degradation, and climate change adaptation. By learning from Kerala’s model, other states can implement policies that ensure long-term agricultural sustainability and national food security.