New research shines light on the critical pressures endangering static water bodies as cities sprawl outwards.

Researchers use drones and 3D modeling to accurately track the growth of Victoria amazonica without getting their feet wet.

A new study has examined this vast lignite deposit more closely, not only for its energy potential but also to learn about the mine’s distant past.

A sustainable and resilient method to reduce wave forces and debris impact during extreme tsunami and coastal flood events

Research has delved into lightning in North India (NI) and North-East India (NEI), discovering how land use and topography might predict when and where these electrical bursts will occur.

Researchers at IISc set out to test the hypothesis that well-fed animals are risk-averse by studying how rock agamas (Psammophilus dorsalis) make foraging decisions.

The specimen was collected and sent to ZSI who confirmed that this was the first-ever record of Euthyrrhapha pacifica in India

Research uncovers how worldwide weather trends contribute to the rise of simultaneous heatwaves and droughts in India, stressing the urgency for better weather forecasting and climate preparedness.

Researchers use a Disaster Intensity Index (DII) to assess disaster impacts on state budgets, offering a roadmap for better disaster preparedness and economic protection.

While combing through the DNA of confiscated pangolins, scientists identified a species that had never been recorded before.