Then, looking at the map, we thought, "Why not go to Orissa too ... It is also the fourth largest in terms of water inflows and river basin area in India, after the Ganges, Indus and Godavari. We ...

The country's government has announced that it is offering a whopping $1 million prize to anyone who can crack the mysterious ...

“Bhulan toh humari saheliyan hain (dolphins are our friends),” said Mai Soomeri, hailing from Guddu town in Sindh. “When we are out here fishing or washing dishes, they are always there”.

He conquered land across three continents, ruled over states from Egypt to modern-day India, and never lost a battle – before ...

The Indus blind dolphin, scientifically distinct from its Indian cousin in the Ganges River, evolved over millennia to adapt to its muddy river environment, losing its eyesight in the process.

Punjab's allocation of an estimated budget of Rs211 billion for the construction of canals to channel water from the River Indus to the Cholistan region in South Punjab has sparked controversy.

Ancient Egyptians even regarded the Nile as a god, believing it to be the giver of life. Ganges River, India The Ganges holds both spiritual and cultural significance for millions of people in ...

Water is the driver of nature.' This quote by Leonardo da Vinci aptly reflects the significance of water for Pakistan's province Sindh, where the Indus River has been a source of life and prosperity ...

And now it carries a handsome cash prize: $1 million for anyone who can decipher the script of the ancient Indus Valley civilization. Relatively little is known about the creators of the script ...

The Indus River, which originates from the Himalayas, flows through India and into Pakistan. It has been a center of civilisation since ancient times, with the Indus Valley civilization thriving ...

Media reports reveal that the river, particularly in Pakistan's Punjab province near Attock, is said to be carrying gold deposits. This discovery has sparked widespread attention, as experts ...

migrating to the Ganges Valley. For millennia, people living on the banks of the Indus, historically known as Hindus, fostered a deep spiritual bonding with it. They embraced ‘river religion ...