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Snow leopard conservation in India

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Latest: India calls for increased snow leopard conservation

India’s first Snow Leopard Population Assessment in India (SPAI) survey has estimated a population of 718 snow leopards across the Indian Himalayas, with 477 individuals identified in the Ladakh region. Union Minister of

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BRICS Summit signals shift toward global governance rivalry

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Latest: BRICS expansion increases geopolitical weight and religious diversity

The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi concluded with the unanimous adoption of a 140-point New Delhi Declaration. Under India’s chairmanship, the expanded 11-member bloc—now representing approximately 40% of global GDP and

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Bangladesh political, energy, and security management

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Latest: Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman calls for national unity and public welfare

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman continues to address Bangladesh’s systemic challenges through reforms in energy, security, and social cohesion. Regarding the energy crisis, Rahman reiterated that his administration will no

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Kaziranga National Park environmental protection debate

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Latest: Adivi Sesh urges Assam government to review Kaziranga resort development

The Assam government has submitted a draft proposal to the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to establish an Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ) around the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve. This prop

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International Whaling Commission 70th meeting

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Latest: International Whaling Commission maintains commercial whaling ban

The 70th meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC-70) in Hobart, Australia, focused on whale conservation and the regulation of whaling activities. During the initial stages of the meeting, India reaffirmed

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