Charaka and Sushruta reborn
Bangalore University's new BioPark has medicinal gardens that incorporate the near-forgotten science of India's ancient medical treatises
Nowhere people
Expanse of the cancer web
Hope on the horizon
As the Supreme Court cracks down on Agra's iron foundries, the begrimed Taj Mahal may finally breathe easy
There is never enough water
Zooming in
A photographer tries to educate Delhi about how important is the Western Ghats to India
Bailing out turtles
A Kerala village strives to save Olive Ridley turtles threatened by indiscriminate sand mining
Hornbills in peril
Hornbills, also known as avian farmers for their unique role in disseminating seeds and regenerating forest trees, are threatened by changing …
On track to disaster
By ignoring sound technical advice, Konkan Railway jeopardises the fragile Western Ghats environment
Disappearing Act
Only special breeding programmes and creation of corridors can save the lion-tailed macaque from extinction
Famine in the rainforest
The idea of a desert in the middle of the Western Ghats sounds unbelievable, but it may be on the cards
Crisis in the Konkan
Creating biosphere reserves, which reconcile the interests of wildlife and humans, may save the Konkan coast