Why and when do earthquakes happen?

For Rumi, abstaining from animal slaughter was vital in search for the divine

When the elephnat goes, we will lose over 100 varieties of trees and bushes

Sea horses have fascinated humankind, but their illegal trade should stop now

With antibiotic resistant bacteria on the rise there is a danger to public health

Killing the salt water crocodiles is going to have no effect on the human-crocodile conflict

Despite rampant smuggling of rare species there is no law that protects foreign species in India

Panchgavya when taken orally by animals stimulates their immune system

Panchgavya, a mixture of five products of cows is a great growth stimulant for plants

Our reliance on results of animal testing can be dangerously misleading

Slaughterhouses are the epitome of cruelty and callousness while pet trade is abhorable

Almost every industry has experimented on animals, even when it was not necessary

The world’s cities are running out of drinking water

Human health is intrinsically tied to what we eat: Our meat has to be grown better

Last year, I went to the house of the head of a group of Jains in Nagpur in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Along the way I was told how religious his family was; how they all ate before sunset and consumed no root vegetables.