The Wildlife Institute of India claims to have achieved a significant step forward towards understanding the mysterious 'Olive Ridley sea turtles and their migratory patterns' with the help of data

Orissa will spend about Rs 7 crore for developing health infrastructure in Rayagada district, where 20 tribals died recently, the minister of state for health and family welfare. Mr Debi Prasad

A female Olive Ridley, sea turtle an endangered species, which was fitted with transmitters on 17 April near the Devi river mouth in Orissa has been tracked near Jaffna coast in Sri

At least 10 persons have died in malignant malaria in the first half of August in the Durgapur Asansol industrial zone. More than 20 patients are under treatment in the Durgapur steel and Eastern

The West Bengal Chief Minister Mr. Buddhadev Bhattacharya told the state irrigation minister to take adequate measures to combat high tide in the Sunderban areas. Mr. Bhattacharya met several

Come September, the population trends of some of the endangered animals hitherto uncovered in any census will be estimated for the first time in the country. As the pioneering effort will start in

Rapid loss of living area poses a serious threat to the future of saltwater or estuarine crocodiles at Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary Orissa. Experts fear that confinement to a small patch due to

The West Bengal government plans to adopt a carrot-and stick approach towards teaching doctors. It will make it mandatory for them to abide by terms of a contract that offers several benefits.

The numerical strength of Olive Ridley turtles in the Sunderbans and Midnapore coast indicate that the water of the Bay of Bengal is not much polluted by oil spillage or dumping of wastes, according

Medical associations in the West Bengal have opposed by the state government's move to privatise hospitals and medical colleges. The protest comes in the wake of the government's recent move to allow