India is home to over 52 million stray dogs—the largest street dog population in the world. On August 11, 2025, the Supreme Court issued a shocking order: round up every stray dog in Delhi and move them to shelters within eight weeks. Overnight, the city’s one million street dogs became the center of an impossible …
Held in the heart of Bengaluru at the iconic Lalbagh Botanical Garden, the Lalbagh Flower Show is among the world’s longest-running floral festivals — a vibrant celebration of nature, culture, and creativity. This biannual spectacle, dating back to 1912, now ranks as the third-longest-running flower show globally. Each edition draws over 9.6 lakh visitors and …
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Bandipur Tiger Reserve, a biodiversity hotspot in southern India, is under threat from an aggressive invader—Lantana camara, an ornamental plant-turned-ecological menace. Spanning over 1,036 sq. km and surrounded by 136 villages, Bandipur faces a daily battle against this invasive weed, which chokes native plants and disrupts fragile forest ecosystems. But out of this challenge emerges …
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Did you know a wild elephant in Bandipur, Karnataka, visits a temple every day? Meet Gopal Bhakta, a gentle giant whose daily ritual at the centuries-old Himavad Gopala Swamy Temple has left locals and visitors in awe. Nestled in the lush Western Ghats of Karnataka, Bandipur National Park is a haven for incredible wildlife, from …
The 216th Flower Show was a spectacular celebration of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s pivotal role in shaping Indian history through his invaluable contributions to the Constitution. Held from August 8 to 19, the event showcased a breathtaking display of 27 lakh flowers, including nine lakh cut varieties, featuring 85 varieties of annual flowers and 27 varieties …
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Welcome to our latest film, where we dive into a remarkable story of innovation and wildlife conservation! For years, farmers living near the Bandipur Tiger Reserve faced a relentless challenge: elephants raiding their crops and causing widespread destruction. 🌾🐘 The Problem: The Bandipur Tiger Reserve shares a staggering 314-kilometer boundary with surrounding farmlands, leading to …
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India faces a deepening water crisis, but there’s hope from an unlikely source: ancient open wells. Civil engineer Vishwanath explains how reviving these traditional structures and forgotten rainwater harvesting techniques can be a climate-resilient and sustainable solution. In this video, you’ll learn: How open wells act as natural groundwater sensors, revealing water levels and quality …
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Deep in the heart of Karnataka, just 40 km from Bengaluru, lies a hidden gem – the Nallur Tamarind Grove, India’s FIRST Biodiversity Heritage Site! This 54-acre wonder boasts over 300 majestic tamarind trees, some believed to have been planted by King Rajendra Chola himself in the 12th century! Imagine, as you travel the dusty …
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Immerse yourself in the magic of Coorg Arabica Coffee in this visual feast! Witness the journey of these prized beans, from mist-kissed plantations to your morning mug. No talking, just pure sensory storytelling: Soak in the breathtaking landscapes: Lush greenery, swirling mist, and the vibrant red of ripe coffee cherries. Hear the whisper of wind …
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Recent surveys indicate that Bangalore, with a population of 95 lakh, currently houses approximately 1,478,000 trees. Shockingly, this equates to just one tree for every seven residents, far below the recommended seven trees per person for optimal oxygen production. Trees are underscored for their vital roles in groundwater recharge and microclimate moderation. The discussion revolves …
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