Natural symbols like the Lotus flower, Banyan tree, Bengal tiger, Peacock, and Mango add to India's rich identity. These symbols unify and instill patriotism. National Emblem (Ashoka Chakra ...

Why the Netherlands ... scientist at the National Research Centre for Orchids in Sikkim, run by ICAR. Flowers exported from India typically reach these destinations within two to seven days.

It’s been like blooming spring. Exports have shot up, new states are cashing in. The pandemic proved to be a turning point, as apps began to play a role too.

Cheerful bunting is everywhere. A second airport for Mumbai, scheduled to start operations in May, uses as its motif the lotus, India’s national flower. Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects ...

Let’s explore some of India’s rarest summer blooms, uncovering where to see them, why they ... the ‘king of flowers’, the Brahma Kamal blooms at high altitudes in the Himalayas, exuding an ethereal ...

This multicolored spectacle is why the plant is also ... Narra declared the national tree of the Philippines in 1934, is also known as Amboyna rosewood, Malay padauk, and Andaman redwood. The tree ...

Delhi News Live Updates: 'Why highlight ... outskirts of the national capital, an official said on Tuesday. "As part of the special drive, three Bangladeshi nationals were recently apprehended by the ...

Indian viewers reported — and Variety can confirm — that the scene was censored on the streaming platform JioHotstar, the ...

A classic case of self-censorship is the absence of Season 11 of “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” on JioHotstar despite ...

The White Lotus’ had a scene edited before it streamed in India. But it wasn’t one that featured brothers Saxon and Lochlan in a compromising position.

The White Lotus captivates with its sharp social commentary and fashion narratives. The show's costume design reflects character arcs and influences fashion trends. Each season, set in exotic ...