Zoological Survey of India scientists discovered two new lichen moth species—*Caulocera hollowayi* and *Asura buxa*—in the eastern Himalayas. The findings, published in *Zootaxa*, enhance understanding of India’s moth biodiversity and aid ecological monitoring of sensitive ecosystems
Scientists of the Zoological Survey of India discovered a new soil-dwelling micro-arthropod species, *Neelus sikkimensis*, in Sikkim. The finding marks the first Indian record of the genus Neelus, highlighting the Eastern Himalayas as a key biodiversity hotspot
Already sitting on a land bank of 54,000 acres of land for the greenfield capital city, the government is in the process of pooling another 40,000 acres in its endeavour to build a megapolis by combining Mangalagiri, Vijayawada, Guntur, and Tadepalli with Amaravati.
Zoological Survey of India NRC Junior Research Fellowship Zoological Survey of India NRC Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) 2021 is a research opportunity offered to M Sc degree holders. The selected fellow is required to work on a project entitled – “Microstructure, Individual and Sub-species Variations of the Song in Indian Robin Copsychus Fulicata (Family: Muscicapidae)”. […]
