A glimpse of India's rivers, a complex phenomenon, linking rainfall, groundwater, forests, soil and rock Parineeta Dandekar Updated : Nov 28, 2016, 12:42 PM IST Sikkim Lepchas have a delightful story ...

Rivers have special importance in every country of the world; however, when it comes to India, this importance increases even more. Because, in India, apart from using rivers as a major source of ...

Rivers have been integral to India's diverse communities, serving as essential resources for daily life and spiritual practice. Historically, these water bodies experienced an entrenched sense of ...

Can a navigation app be held responsible if a user gets into an accident? That is the question being asked in India after ...

With the help of the public, scientists mapped microbial life across 90% of U.S. watersheds by analyzing genetic data from approximately 100 rivers, creating the first comprehensive catalog of U.S ...

1796 tons of plastic were removed from 42 sites!!! TrashBooms by Plastic Fischer is proving that simple, low-cost solutions can have a massive impact. Imagine leaving the city behind to handcraft your ...

The Ganges river in India is more than 2,500km long and has the most populated river basin in the world. Hundreds of millions of people and a huge range of wildlife rely on the river Ganges. But ...

The Sunderbans is a fascinating interface where the ocean and continent intermingle. If implemented, India’s National River Linking Project will perhaps annihilate this unique treasure with its ...

Also known as the rafting capital of India, Rishikesh offers a mix of rapids ... Another gem in God’s own country, Kerala, Munniyara offers a great river rafting experience within the backdrop ...

Google said Tuesday it was assisting Indian authorities probing the deaths of three men who reportedly drove off an incomplete bridge while following a route on Google Maps. The group was on their way ...

Over the past five decades, these marching rivers have already consumed 12 villages, leaving behind stories of loss and despair. "Our village Jayakunda was completely erased from the map two ...