Category: Environment

Articles related to environment.

Critically Endangered Species in India- Feature - TCP

Critically Endangered Species in India

Abhrajita Mondal

Many plants are also on the critically endangered list. People from all over the world recognize India for its biodiversity. It is on top of the mega-diverse countries in the world. Trees are a valuable part of our existence. However, owing to the selfishness of some human beings, many are nearing extinction. Natural forestlands have been converted for human usage which has led to soil erosion and landslides. Moreover, oxygen levels are also at an all-time low today.

Earthquake Prone Areas in India - Feature - TCP

Earthquake Prone Areas in India

Abhrajita Mondal

There are almost a dozen cities that are in the high-risk zone. Nearly fifty cities in our country are located in seismic zones. You will be surprised to know that most of these cities do not have the proper infrastructure. They will not be able to handle earthquakes that rank high on the Richter scale.

Interesting fact about birds - Feature - TCP

Interesting Fact about Birds

Shivangi Shukla

Instead of carrying the extra weight, they lay eggs. According to fossil records, birds have evolved since the Jurassic period, i.e. since 160 million years ago, alongside dinosaurs. In this article, you will find a lot of interesting facts about birds.

Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bengal- Feature- TCP

Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bengal

Soumya Das

A wildlife sanctuary is a region where the natural habitats of certain animals and their environmental factors are shielded from any kind of disruption. It is supposed to be a safe haven for them where they are not bothered at all. The catching, slaughtering, and poaching of these animals are rigorously disallowed in all the wildlife sanctuaries.

Important rivers of Karnataka- Feature - TCP

Important rivers of Karnataka

Poulami Sengupta

The significant sub-tributaries are, Hebbahalla, Kanva, Chikkahole, Veeravaishnavi, Kanihalla, and Mullahalla. The important dams are Markonahalli Dam in Tumkur. Its total length is 221 km., with a river bed of 8469 sq. km.