The world is warming up, and there is a desperate need of cooling technologies that work without power. Thanks to an Indian postdoctoral researcher Facebook Comments Box
Peter Adams, a 56y-year-old British photographer, flew above the Okavango Delta, Botswana to capture amazing aerial shots of various animal herds in their natural habitat. Facebook Comments Box
Banti Mirza, a 10th pass mechanic in Bhopal, has built a small working motorbike for his son. The motorcycle is made from discarded auto parts which include parts from a discarded moped. Facebook Comments Box
While India worships lord Ganesh in Temples, the treatment in real life for elephants (believed to be Ganesha’s representation) is extremely painful. According to Hindu mythology, the elephants are divine creatures, and are the descendants of the celestial Airavat and Abhramu. Today, kerala has over 4,000
The side-effects of high human activity are now visible on Himalayas as well. The condition has worsened to such an extent that the National Green Tribunal (NGT) of India Facebook Comments Box
Natural landscapes have always inspired greatest artists, poets and writers. But there isn’t a perfect artist than nature itself. With all its creations, colors, moods, shape, and landscapes, nature offers feasts for photographers. Good photographers make the treat even more charming with their skills. For
Perhaps, one of the most intelligent and calm animal out there, Elephant deserves to rule every inch of this planet. And to celebrate the splendor of this magnificent animal, Facebook Comments Box
Sure, we are not in the future yet. There are feasible ways being worked out in various part of the world that suggest the future is not too far. Facebook Comments Box
Solar energy is top option for the world afraid to face the judgment day. Climate change is forcing developed as well as developing countries to use renewable source of energy. All major structures, machines, devices, and everything that requires electricity to operate is looking for
On Monday, 175-acre Silver Lake Reservoir in Los Angeles was covered with 96 million plastic balls as the final stage of the project to conserve the reservoir. Facebook Comments Box