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Giant panda Ya Ya will be "sorely" missed: Memphis Zoo - Vimarsana News

Giant panda Ya Ya will be "sorely" missed: Memphis Zoo

WASHINGTON, April 27 (Xinhua) -- Giant panda Ya Ya, who arrived in Shanghai on Thursday, will be sorely missed, the Memphis Zoo said. Ya Ya, a female, began her

Wuhan Declaration adopted at COP14 on wetlands conservation - Vimarsana News

Wuhan Declaration adopted at COP14 on wetlands conservation

WUHAN, Nov. 6 (Xinhua) -- The Wuhan Declaration was adopted Sunday at the 14th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on

J-K: Wular Lake wears festive look with extraction of water chestnuts in full swing - Vimarsana News

J-K: Wular Lake wears festive look with extraction of water chestnuts in full swing

The Wular Lake in Jammu and Kashmir, which is known to be one of the largest freshwater lakes in South Asia, has a festive look with a large number of locals ex

India committed to ensure food and nutritional security for its citizens: Union Agriculture Minister - Vimarsana News

India committed to ensure food and nutritional security for its citizens: Union Agriculture Minister

Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Narendra Singh Tomar on Monday said that India is committed to ensuring food and nutritional security for its

The UK's net zero target is under threat because there's no plan to pay for it - Vimarsana News

The UK's net zero target is under threat because there's no plan to pay for it

Building decarbonisation is critical to delivering a net zero Britain, but neither the Treasury nor Scottish government have set out a vision for how a mass green homes retrofit programme could be funded, writes Glasgow Caledonian University’s Keith Baker