Okhla Bird Sanctuary sees over 90 per cent decline in winged guests

Known for its diverse bird population, the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, located on the Delhi-Noida border, has been witnessing a significant decline of more than 90 per cent in the arrival of winter migratory water birds in five years. As per the result of five years of international annual Asian

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