Assam proposes to reduce Kaziranga National Park’s Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ) from 10 km to 1 km; what does this mean for its elephants, rhinos and other wildlife

A few days ago, the Assam government proposed to reduce Kaziranga National Park’s Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ) from 10 km to just 1 km in the name of urban development. Now this proposal has raised an important and sensitive question for travellers and wildlife lovers: how can one of India’s most important wildlife parks and tiger…

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‘Raped, whipped, 20 knife wounds’: Teen keeps Nagpur girl under ‘digital arrest’ for 3 months before assault | Nagpur News

AI Image Used For Representational Purpose Only NAGPUR: The 19-year-old Thane youth accused of raping and trying to kill a 16-year-old girl in Nagpur allegedly kept her under “digital arrest” for nearly three months, using mobile phone access, threats and constant video calls to control her, police said Tuesday.The girl was held hostage at a…

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These Chinese Zodiac Signs May Attract Money Luck; Others Need Patience

Today’s Wu Wu day brings movement and practical pressure, urging stability over haste. Action is useful, but emotional speed must be carefully managed throughout the day. Prioritize clearing pending tasks before embracing new responsibilities or commitments. Certain zodiac animals may face challenges while others can enjoy beneficial progress. Focus on steady choices and purposeful action…

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Over 60,000 Canadians sign petition demanding expulsion of US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra

​Pete Hoekstra, US Ambassador to Canada More than 60,000 Canadians have signed a petition demanding for US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra to be expelled, accusing him of interfering in Canadian politics and hurting relations between the two countries, BBC reportedThe petition asks the Canadian government to remove Hoekstra from his post in Ottawa and calls for…

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Florida completed a 2,560-acre stormwater treatment landscape with 4,750 acre-feet of storage to help protect the Indian River Lagoon

USACE celebrates advancement of the Indian River Lagoon South Restoration Project A major environmental restoration project in South Florida has reached an important milestone with the completion of a 2,560-acre stormwater treatment area designed to capture, clean, and store runoff before it reaches vulnerable coastal waterways, according to US Army Corps of Engineers.The completion of…

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