Due to increasing population, today’s cities are swelling with a rural to urban migration rate of 25 to 30 persons per minute. To manage this rapid change, the country needs to create and maintain smart ...
Ever wondered about the scenes from above when over 900 million voters cast their vote during the world’s biggest democratic exercise oran aerial view during one of the country’s biggest festivals? This Independence Day, National ...
National Geographic has a long, deep-rooted history of traveling to one of Earth’s most extreme environments atop the highest peak in the world — Mount Everest — to investigate, observe and deliver powerful, ground-breaking stories, ...
The world has changed dramatically in the last three months since the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of the novel coronavirus a pandemic on March 11, 2020. What started as a disease limited to ...
The nation is under lockdown to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. People are working from home, students are switching to e-learning and partygoers are attending virtual concerts. Amidst this, some people are putting ...
The world has undoubtedly come a long way over 50 years, since the 1st Earth Day was observed in 1970. Around that time, about half of the world population was living in extreme poverty. The ...
National Geographic, a brand driven by its rich legacy of authentic and spectacular storytelling, will spotlight the brave stories of healthcare workers working tirelessly on the frontlines of the COVID-19 outbreak, through a special live ...
National Geographic will be bringing alive the legacy of some of India’s top icons with the second season of its unique franchise ‘Mega Icons’. Season 1 of Mega Icons deciphered the success stories of renowned personalities ...
National Geographic is now all set to take its viewers on a once in a lifetime expedition to witness a historic event in the country’s space endeavours – the Chandrayaan 2 soft landing on 6 ...
Home to 70 per cent of the world’s tiger population, India is looking to turn the needle on the global tiger count via various conservation efforts. National Geographic, in its commitment towards conservation, announces its ...
