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‘I just want to find them’: deadly cloudbursts devastate Kashmir’s mountain communities

Increasingly erratic weather patterns due to climate change mean people are losing homes, crops and livestock

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The Bar-Headed Goose Flies Over the Himalayas at Altitude That Would Kill a Human in Minutes

The verified record no other bird matchesThe bar-headed goose holds the verified altitude record for a bird crossing a mountain range under its own power. Radar tracking published in Science in 2011 by researchers at Bangor University recorded individual geese flying at 6,400 metres above sea level during their Himalayan…

Times Life

Inside Borra Caves in Araku: What 150 Million Years of Limestone Does to the Body

The moment the light changesThe entrance to Borra is not dramatic. You walk down a concrete path through the Eastern Ghats, past chai stalls and postcard vendors, and then the temperature drops by about five degrees and the sky disappears. That's it. No fanfare. The cave simply swallows you. What…

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Kangana Ranaut's Rs 30 crore Manali mansion has eight mountain-view bedrooms and a rooftop glass conservatory; here's a look inside her Himalayan home

Kangana Ranaut's Manali mansion, reportedly acquired for Rs 30 crore, sits 2,000 metres above sea level in the Himalayas and features eight bedrooms, a rooftop glass conservatory, a yoga room, and mountain views from every room. Designed by Shabnam Gupta, the property was featured in Architectural Digest and has drawn…

The Economic Times

Mana Village: What India's Last Inhabited Settlement Before Tibet Teaches You About Solitude

The Road That Ends HereThe sign at the edge of Mana village does not say welcome. It says: last Indian village. That is its entire function, to mark the stop. Beyond it, the road to Tibet rises steeply into restricted territory, and the Saraswati River, which Hindus believe disappears underground…

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Why Crocodiles Are India's Most Ancient Survivors of Every Mass Extinction on Earth

Five Extinctions, Zero RedesignsThe asteroid that ended the dinosaurs 66 million years ago killed roughly 75 percent of all species on Earth. Crocodilians watched it happen and kept going. They had already survived the Permian extinction 252 million years ago, the worst die-off in Earth's history, which erased an estimated…

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Why These Secret Places in India Are Going Viral

Travel trends are changing rapidly. Instead of crowded tourist hotspots, many travelers now prefer peaceful destinations where they can connect with nature, experience local culture, and enjoy breathtaking landscapes. Social media has also played a major role in bringing lesser-known places into the spotlight. Stunning drone videos, travel reels, and…

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Why Lord Shiva Taught Without Saying a Single Word

Can silence answer questions that words never can? In today's world, we search for advice through books, videos, podcasts, and endless conversations. Yet ancient Hindu wisdom tells the story of a Guru who transformed four of the greatest seekers without speaking a single sentence. This is the extraordinary story of…

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Why Is It Necessary to Do Char Dham Yatra in Hinduism?

Every year, when the Char Dham temples open for devotees, the roads to the Himalayas fill with people from every part of the country. Some are elderly and have waited years for this moment. Some travel with their parents or children, while others begin the journey alone with nothing but…

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Jim Corbett National Park's Wildlife Goes Far Beyond Tigers: Biodiversity, Birds, and Mammals

The Forest That Existed Before the Tiger Became a SymbolJim Corbett National Park was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, making it India's first national park. The tigers came with it, but they were never the only reason the Ramganga river valley mattered. The park sits at the foothills…

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What the Skanda Purana Says About Sacred Geography: How Land Holds Memory in India

The Ground Has Already Been ListeningThe Skanda Purana opens its geography not with rivers or mountains but with the idea that the earth registers what happens on it. Not symbolically. Literally. The text, one of the eighteen Mahapuranas, and among the longest sacred compositions in Sanskrit, describes certain places as…

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The Panch Kedar: How Shiva's Body Emerged into Pieces Across the Himalayas

Himalayas is the home to many famous temples across its ranges. Panch kedar is different because of its story. This story starts after the Mahabharata war. The war ended by the win of pandavaas but they were feeling guilty because of the war many people lost their lives. Because of…

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10 Best Places to Visit in India During the Monsoon

The monsoon season in India, usually from June to September, brings a fresh charm that cannot be experienced during any other time of the year. The dry hills turn green, rivers become full, waterfalls flow with great force, and cool breezes replace the summer heat. For travelers who enjoy nature,…

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4 places you should visit this monsoon to see the beauty of nature

Many people cancel their travel plans when the rainy season begins. But if you ask someone who enjoys being close to nature, they will probably tell you that this is the best time to explore India. The rain changes everything. Dry hills turn green, rivers flow again, and waterfalls become…

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Bengaluru's ancient rock older than dinosaurs and Himalayas: 3.4-billion-year-old Peninsular Gneiss in Lalbagh is among Earth's oldest exposed crust; formed before oxygen

Inside Bengaluru's Lalbagh Botanical Garden stands a rock formation estimated to be between 3.0 and 3.4 billion years old, making it one of the oldest exposed sections of Earth's crust. Declared a National Geological Monument in 1975, the Peninsular Gneiss outcrop formed during the Archean Eon, long before oxygen, himalays,…

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5 Wildlife Experiences in India That Work Exceptionally Well for Families With Teenagers

Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, Tiger Safari With a Fortress BackdropRanthambore is the most reliable place in India to see tigers in the open, and that reliability matters when you are travelling with teenagers who will not forgive a blank forest. The park's tigers have been photographed resting on the ruins…

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How Bar-Headed Geese Cross the Himalayas and What Their Migration Reveals About Altitude Endurance

The route, in numbersBar-headed geese (Anser indicus) breed on the high-altitude lakes of Central Asia, Tibetan plateau, Mongolia, China, and winter on the Indian subcontinent, including the wetlands of Assam, Rajasthan, and the Gangetic plains. Twice a year, they cross the Himalayas. The recorded ceiling for this flight is 7,290…

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6 Indian Destinations That Are Genuinely Easy and Rewarding for Senior Travellers

Mysuru: The City That Does the Work for YouMysuru is the most underrated senior-friendly destination in India, and the reason is simple: almost everything worth seeing sits within a 5-km radius of the city centre. The Mysore Palace, Devaraja Market, Chamundi Hill (accessible by car to within 50 steps of…

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How Two Divine Weddings Changed Sanatan Forever

Some stories are not meant to be seen with the eyes. They are meant to be felt with the heart. At first, the weddings of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and Lord Ram and Goddess Sita may seem like two separate events from different yugas. But hidden within them is…

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These Small Himalayan Villages Near Dharamsala Are Nothing Like Crowded McLeod Ganj

The Road That Stops Being a RoadYou leave McLeod Ganj on foot, or in a shared jeep that drops you somewhere the tarmac gives up, and within twenty minutes the sound profile changes completely. The chai stall music fades. The Israeli backpacker negotiating a room rate fades. What replaces it…

The Economic Times

Glaciers were found moving across the Himalayas from space; scientists just uncovered a 58,500-year-old collapse hiding in the same mountains

Space images reveal Himalayan glaciers flowing downhill, a dynamic process previously unseen. These ice masses feed vital rivers relied upon by millions for water. Ancient glaciers in India's Dibang Valley have significantly receded over time. Global studies show accelerating ice loss from glaciers worldwide annually. This transformation of frozen reserves…

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Glaciers spotted flowing across the Himalayas from space | Space photo of the day for July 15, 2026

Glacial ice carves its way downhill.

The Economic Times

Global weather datasets may be underestimating Himalayan snowfall, says international study

Global weather models significantly underestimate Himalayan snowfall, a new study found. This underestimation is particularly pronounced in the western Himalayas during major winter storms. Researchers used novel sensors and Archimedes' principle to gather accurate snowfall data. Improved snowfall estimates will aid water resource planning and avalanche hazard assessments. These findings…

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Kargil victory shows our resolve to respond with full might to any hostile gaze upon India: Rajnath Singh

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh flagged off a motorcycle expedition to the Kargil War Memorial. This 13-day 'Shaurya Vijay Yatra' honors soldiers' courage and sacrifice. Twenty-eight riders will traverse 1,900 km through the Himalayas. The expedition carries sacred soil from the National War Memorial to Kargil. It culminates on Kargil Vijay…

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Himalayan snowfall has been miscalculated for years, here’s how we found a new way to measure it

Mountain snow and meltwater from glaciers in the Himalayas determine how much water is available for drinking, farming and hydropower for millions of people in India, Pakistan, Nepal, China and Afghanistan.

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