Environment

Vegetative barriers are a vital component of bioengineering solutions for watershed development. These plant-based structures are employed to conserve soil and water, especially on sloped terrains. Bioengineering integrates live vegetation,…

Published in the Journal: October 2019 The Mahua tree (known as "Iluppai" in Tamil) is a remarkable tree with deep roots in Tamil Nadu’s natural and cultural heritage. This tree,…

Published in the Journal: February 2020 In his timeless verse, Thiruvalluvar emphasized that a nation's true strength lies in its clean water, fertile soil, tall mountains, and forests rich with…

Published in the Journal: February 2021 Constructed wetlands are engineered wetlands created specifically for treating wastewater from various sources, including industrial effluents, domestic sewage, and municipal wastewater. These artificial wetlands…

One of the greatest threats we currently face is global warming. Global warming refers to the increase in the Earth's average surface temperature, including the atmosphere and oceans. Studies indicate…

Published: October 2017 The Nilgiri Tahr, our state animal, is on the brink of extinction. Mountains are its natural habitat, but due to human encroachment, this species is now endangered.…

Published Issue: September 2017 A seed ball is a mixture of fertile soil, cow dung, and tree seeds formed into a sphere. These balls are made by rolling various types…

Published: May 2017 Wealthy individuals often travel abroad for vacations, while people from southern India frequently visit the north, and vice versa. Tamilians commonly travel to temple towns within Tamil…

Vinayaka Sony Fireworks Group Executives Karvannan and Ganesan Explain! The serene month of Aipasi, marked by rain-soaked soil, trees, and lush vegetation, ushers in the beginning of the frost season,…