Why India’s Vultures Are Vanishing and Why It Matters?

Between 1990s and 2006, India lost over 99% of its vulture population. This not only left our skies emptier but also posed great risk for our environment. Humans did not make an escape either. Due to the decline of these natural sanitation workers, human population took a severe beating during this declining phase.

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Nature Conservation

10 Animals That Went Extinct in the Last Century

Certain animal species are often in the news these days and the news is not comforting. The last century has seen the heartbreaking extinction of several incredible species — many of them wiped out due to human actions. Here are ten animals that disappeared from our world forever, reminding us of the urgent need to protect what remains so ecological balance is maintained.

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Yoga for Health Conditions

Yoga for Autism - Research Based Benefits and Practical Tips

The article explains how yoga helps children with autism based on studies. Every child is unique . To understand what is going on in a child's world, we need to switch our minds to child mode. This is even more important when we interact with autistic children. Right from their language to their approach, everything is unique and should be treated with respect and understanding.

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Animals

Saola - History So Beautiful and Endangered - An Animal's Existence Not Known To Humans Until 1992

Deep in the misty Annamite Mountains along the Laos–Vietnam border a surprise unfolded in the year 1992. It was the first time ever that humans learnt about the existence of one of the rarest and most mysterious animals on Earth - the Saola. This beautiful creature was caught on camera. Often called the “Asian Unicorn,” this elusive creature is so rare that no biologist has ever seen one in the wild. Let’s take a closer look at this gentle animal and why the world must act fast to save it.

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  • Similar to Keezhadi excavations which bring to light the rich past of the Thamizh civilization, Thirumoolar's Thirumanthiram draws our attention to the unbelievably rich knowledge possessed by ancient Thamizh civilization in the field of medicine. It will be only right to say that Thirumoolar would have been the world's first anatomical scientist. 
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