A new article explores how an ancient culture ... in north-west India interacted with their environment, and considers how that environment changed during periods of climate change.

“This fossil captures a snapshot of a lost tropical corridor — a green highway that allowed species to move freely across India and mingle ... the region’s ancient climate, based on ...

A two-pronged climate ... drove the ancient society to disperse and eventually disappear. The Harappan arose in the Indus valley between north-east Afghanistan and north-west India around 5200 ...

Using all the tools available to the historical detective—from DNA to climate science, oral survivals, ancient manuscripts ... takes us from the tropical heat of South India to the Ganges ...

The tropical ... evidence of ancient species lineages. The study provides the first historical biogeographical analysis of pseudoscorpions in the Western Ghats mountain range of India and provides ...

An ancient tree from India is now thriving in groves where citrus ... some farmers are turning to the pongamia tree, a climate-resilient tree with the potential to produce plant-based proteins ...

Carved from solid rock with incredible precision, the Barabar Caves challenge what we know about ancient engineering and technology in India. Donald Trump blasts Putin—"What the hell happened to ...

The story of these early peoples, whose societies, cultures, and beliefs laid the foundation for India's development, offers ...

It turns up in ancient Sanskrit poetry and ... But, as scientists are quick to point out, climate change isn’t the only culprit to blame for India’s water woes. Decades of greed and ...

Tara Gaming Limited has unveiled plans for “Bharatvarsha / The Age of Bharat,” an ambitious entertainment franchise set in ancient India. The venture, which aims to launch its first AAA ...

Guest: William Dalrymple is a historian, curator, broadcaster and critic. He is the author of The Golden Road: How Ancient India Transformed the World.

Now, he is in demand across India, one of the world’s most water-stressed nations. Anand Malligavad surveying one of his current reclamation projects, Doddathoguru Lake, in Bengaluru ...