by Shafa Sajjad | Jan 12, 2019 | Home, News, Pollution, Rivers
We all are aware of the fact that most of the civilizations developed near rivers. Even over the course of history, many great cities grew on the banks of rivers around the globe. This is because rivers enrich the soil for crop growth and provide easy transportation...
by Karishma Raj | Jan 10, 2019 | Climate Change, Home, Rivers
With the arrival of monsoon, natural forces come alive in the coastal region of Karnataka. The interplay of sand, water and wind engage in a sea dance, terrifying those who live on the coast. In common parlance, this is called sea or coastal erosion which is often...
by The Third Pole | Dec 9, 2018 | Climate Change, Home, Rivers, Sustainability
I, recently, came across real news about Pakistan, which merit sharing and commenting. According to a July 2017 article by Carole Dalin at the University College, London as well as fellow authors, in the journal Nature, which is the world’s top journal for scientific...
by Abhishek Pathak | Nov 7, 2018 | Home, Rivers, Travel
The mist-clad terraced hills, verdant valleys, and the profuse green expanse colour the environs of Coorg, making it the ‘Scotland of India’ The busy Bangaloreans nurse a special affection for the popular coffee-producing hill station of Coorg, located on the eastern...
by Satya Narayana Sahu | Nov 3, 2018 | Home, Pollution, Rivers, Sustainability
The grave danger caused by air pollution worldwide has imperiled life in a manner which surpassed the danger posed by many wars and conflicts in human history. The situation is so alarming that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has convened a Global Conference on...
by Ankija Deorah | Sep 5, 2018 | Home, Pollution, Rivers, Sustainability
Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with great passion and emotion in many parts of the country and people participate in it with gusto. The festival generally falls on the fourth day of the second fortnight in the month of bhaadrapada in the hindu calender and generally...
