Meet Sunil Narayana, a man who refused to cut down a mango tree in his plot to make way for his dream home Instead, he built his house around the tree, and now the tree resides in the center of his home! Sunil’s decision to befriend the mango tree rather than destroy it is a …
In this thought-provoking and uniquely shot film, we explore the critical importance of preserving and restoring the lakes of Bangalore for the sustainability and livability of the city. Through stunning visuals, expert analysis, and compelling stories, we learn about the vital role that lakes play in mitigating the effects of climate change, providing valuable water resources, …
The second terminal of Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru is a new addition to the airport that highlights the rich history and culture of the Indian state of Karnataka. The terminal was constructed in two phases, with the first phase covering an area of 255,645 square meters and being able to accommodate up to 25 …
Airport Terminal In A Garden | Bengaluru Airport Read More »
Forests teem with life and life-giving resources and perhaps nowhere is it as evident as it is in the state of Karnataka. Forests in Karnataka stretch as far as the eye can see, cradling the lowest valleys and crowning the highest peaks. At its heart, is the Western Ghats, one of the biodiversity hotspots of …
True Green Heroes | Karnataka Forest Department | Documentary Read More »
One of the oldest herbs dating back to more than 7000 years, Coriander is among the very few things with the power to unite a diverse and vast country like India. As you travel across the country, you find it everywhere in with different names such as Kothmir, Dhaniya, Danika, and Kostombir but with the same …
Why Coriander Should Be Our National Herb! feat. Chef Ranveer Brar Read More »
Eight wild cats from Namibia will be allowed to roam freely in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno-Palpur national park as part of an initiative to return the species to its natural environment. Despite being an essential component of India’s ecosystem, poaching and habitat destruction led to the cheetah’s extermination from the nation in 1952. Cheetahs are the …
Tusks have defined the personality of elephants throughout their evolutionary history. Yet, tusks are absent among all-female Asian elephants and in many male elephants as well at present. Raman Sukumar (professor at the Indian Institute of Science) has been intrigued by the function of tusks in elephants and the reasons for their loss among females …
A Tusk-Less Future | Why Asian Elephants Are Losing Tusks Read More »
In an attempt to curb the rising menace of single-use plastic, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) joined hands with Ecolastic Private Limited to launch biodegradable packaging products, which are made from natural and plant-based food-grade materials. These sustainable bags would be made available in two forms —soluble and insoluble. These bags would be …
DRDO – Biodegradable Carry Bags | Dr. K Veerabrahmam, Scientist Read More »
Think Bengaluru, Think Green. Think Lalbagh! But ever stopped to think how one of India’s largest botanical gardens remain green all year long, right in the middle of a bustling city? For a space that is home to over 1000 rare species of trees and plants, Lalbagh’s need for water and more is obviously high! …
How Technology Made An Indian Garden An Evergreen Wonder! Read More »
When the tabebuira blossom in bright yellow and pink bursts, who can help but smile? Bengaluru’s jacaranda tree, gulmohars, and cassias have enchanted visitors from all over the world. The renowned horticultural Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel, whose abilities so pleased Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV that he appointed him as curator of Lalbagh Botanical Gardens, is responsible for …
The Maharaja’s German Gardener | G. H. Krumbiegel Read More »
