Known as the Fruit Bowl of India, this Himalayan state thrives on apple orchards, cherries, and peaches, enriching lives and ...

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Indian students are diversifying their higher education choices beyond traditional countries. This shift highlights a ...

Extending roughly 670 km along a south-west to north-east axis, the Aravalli Range stretches from the Delhi Ridge through ...

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Sir Alexander Cunningham is recognised as the Father of Indian Archaeology. He studies India's ancient sites, deciphering ...

Here, the air is thin and biting, rivers freeze solid, and the landscape turns stark and monochrome. Daily life adapts to the ...

The case of Venezuela serves as a warning that universal norms are fading and power-based hierarchies are rising. India must ...

Hiring in India is hardly ever dependent on a single month. It changes slowly, so slowly that the change is not noticeable at ...

How the Himalayan and Peninsular river systems shape India’s landscape, economy & the debate over interlinking rivers.