Bobins Abraham is a journalist and Principal Correspondent for The Economic Times. He covers a wide range of topics, including the environment, refugees, and South India. Some of his recent articles explore issues such as waste management in the Himalayas, habitat conservation for tigers, and the impact of human activities on wildlife.
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By: Bobins Abraham
Tourism-related activities are estimated to generate over 8.4 million MT of waste per annum in the Himalayan region.
By: Bobins Abraham
From around 40,000 wild tigers in India at the start of the century, their population fell to less than 2,000 by the early 1970s.
By: Bobins Abraham
Among states, Punjab saw the maximum diversion of forest land in the past 15 years -- 61,318 hectares.
By: Bobins Abraham
It was back in 1972 the Tamil Nadu Forest Department found a six-year-old bull calf which was separated from his herd in Sathymangalam Tiger Reserve.
By: Bobins Abraham
What makes matters even worse is that no one knows how many leopards are out there.
By: Bobins Abraham
PV-leaf can generate over 10% more electricity compared to conventional solar panels.
By: Bobins Abraham
Deboosting is part of Chandrayaan-3's final preparations before it lands on the Moon's surface.
By: Bobins Abraham
Over 3.4 crore tourists including domestic and foreign visited Madhya Pradesh in 2022.
By: Bobins Abraham
Lapodia has not experienced a drought for more than three-and-a-half decades.
By: Bobins Abraham
Onam is incomplete without Onam Sadhya.
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