Background and Origin of the Movement On 26th April 1942, Mahatma Gandhi wrote an essay on “Quit India” in the Harijan Patrika, sowing the first seeds of what soon became a national movement. The idea took formal shape on 14th July 1942, when the Congress Working Committee passed a resolution declaring that the immediate end […]
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A Jewel of Beautiful India The Lahaul Mountains, located in the state of Himachal Pradesh, represent one of the most breathtaking high-altitude landscapes in India. Nestled in the lap of the mighty Himalayas, Lahaul is known for its dramatic mountain ranges, snow-clad peaks, rugged valleys, and pristine natural beauty. The region stands as a symbol […]
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A Glimpse of Serene India India’s natural beauty is reflected not only in its mountains and rivers but also in the simple, everyday scenes that capture the harmony between nature and life. One such captivating image is that of a tree laden with bright yellow flowers lining both sides of a road, creating a golden […]
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A Subterranean Wonder of Meghalaya Location: Near Nongjri village, East Khasi Hills district, MeghalayaCoordinates: 25°10’35” N, 091°47’10” ELength: 6,641 metres (12th longest cave in India) Krem Lymput is one of the most remarkable limestone caves of Meghalaya, a state celebrated for its vast and intricate underground systems. Concealed amid jungle-covered boulders about six kilometres from […]
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A Majestic Limestone Passage of Meghalaya Location: Near Sundai village, West Jaintia Hills district, MeghalayaCoordinates: 25°10’53.8” N, 92°08’15.7” ELength: 400 metres Krem Syndai is one of the impressive limestone caves of Meghalaya, a state renowned for its extensive karst landscapes and intricate subterranean systems. Formed under ideal geological conditions of high-grade limestone, heavy rainfall, elevation, […]
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A Meandering Limestone Marvel of Meghalaya Location: East Jaintia Hills district, MeghalayaCoordinates: 25°23’21.9” N, 92°34’48.8” EAltitude: 879 metres above mean sea levelLength: 7,349 metres Krem Khung is one of the most remarkable limestone caves of Meghalaya, a state celebrated for its vast and intricate cave systems. Formed under ideal geological conditions—high-grade limestone, heavy precipitation, significant […]
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A Relic Passage of Crystal Beauty Location: East Jaintia Hills district, MeghalayaCoordinates: 25°25’26.8” N, 092°35’00.2” ELength: 272.93 metres Krem Blang is one of the fascinating limestone caves of Meghalaya, a state renowned for its vast and intricate subterranean systems formed under ideal karst conditions. With high-grade limestone, heavy rainfall, elevation, and a humid climate, Meghalaya […]
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25 Years of Diplomatic Partnership India and Belarus share traditionally warm and friendly relations rooted in mutual respect and cooperation. India was among the first countries to recognize Belarus as an independent nation in 1991. Formal diplomatic relations were established soon thereafter, with India opening its diplomatic mission in Minsk in 1992, followed by Belarus […]
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IUCN Status: Vulnerable (VU) The Nilgiri Pipit is classified as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List due to its highly restricted range and rapidly declining habitat. Species placed under this category are considered to be at a high risk of endangerment in the wild. Habitat and Distribution The Nilgiri Pipit is endemic to the Western […]
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IUCN Status: Vulnerable (VU) The Broad-tailed Grass Warbler is classified as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List due to its small, fragmented population and continued loss of native grassland habitat. Species under this category face a high risk of endangerment in the wild. Habitat and Distribution This species is endemic to the Western Ghats of […]
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