Word of the day: Quaint |

Not every place needs to be modern or impressive to stay with us. Think of a quiet village lined with stone cottages, a secondhand bookshop hidden along a narrow lane, or a family-run cafe that has barely changed in decades; these often linger in the memory far longer than any glass-fronted new building ever could….

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Jharkhand’s Birsa Biological Park successfully hatches 13 speckled cobra and sand boa eggs through artificial incubation for the first time |

Speckled Cobra hatlings (Photo: ETv Bharat) The Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park in Ormanjhi, Ranchi, successfully achieved artificial incubation of Spectacled Cobra eggs for the first time in the facility’s history, resulting in five healthy hatchlings. Apart from this, the park also recorded the birth of eight healthy Sand Boa hatchlings during the same period, adding…

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Scenic monsoon bus trips in India: Beautiful routes that should be on every traveller’s bucket list |

Scenic monsoon bus trips in India The monsoon season transforms India into a breathtaking landscape of mist-covered hills, lush green forests, rain-washed highways, and vibrant heritage destinations. From scenic coastal drives and tranquil hill escapes to culturally rich cities, the rainy season is the perfect time to experience some of the country’s most picturesque routes….

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A 72-year-old man in China cut off a cobra’s head and picked it up five minutes later; it bit his palm, and doctors spent two months saving his hand

Representative Image (Canva) A routine attempt to kill a venomous cobra turned into a medical emergency for a 72-year-old man in eastern China after the snake’s severed head bit him about five minutes later. According to a report by Global Times, the incident left the man with a severely damaged hand, requiring multiple surgeries and…

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Scientists fitted GPS collars on four elusive snow leopards, known as the ‘Ghosts of the Himalayas,’ to uncover their secret lives; the breakthrough could transform wildlife tourism

Tracking the Ghost of the Himalayas Spotting a snow leopard is mostly connected with a human’s luck. In your lifetime, if you have spotted one, it is proof that luck is on your side. Because in the wild language, it is the equivalent of finding a living myth! So now you can understand the rarity….

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