The Bangladesh Navy has detained 34 Indian fishermen along with two fishing trawlers for allegedly entering the country's maritime boundary and fishing illegally in the Bay of Bengal.

Kolkata: The alleged detention and deportation of Indian citizens from Bengal is snowballing into a serious concern with the Bengal government receiving fresh complaints about the alleged detention of ...

The roadshow saw robust participation from key Indian MICE planners, corporate travel specialists, and travel trade partners. A strong delegation from Sri Lanka, including Officials from SLCB, 20 ...

Several districts across West Bengal, including Kolkata, continued to reel under monsoon showers on Wednesday, with intense rainfall triggering urban water-logging and prompting the India ...

West Bengal aims to boost fish production, reduce imports, and export surplus to other states and overseas markets.

Multiple yellow alerts in Bengal as IMD predicts widespread rainfall, thunderstorms for next few days On Tuesday afternoon, parts of Birbhum were placed under a yellow alert for thunderstorms with ...

Bengaluru: Scientists from Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a simple, glowing paper sensor that could help detect liver cancer early .

India is collaborating with ASEAN nations to develop cruise tourism circuits in the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean. The initiative aims to establish an integrated cruise network connecting Indian ...

India will work with ASEAN to develop cruise tourism circuits in the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean, Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal said on Monday.

Seahorses were the first marine fish to be added to the list. They provide an important case study of illegal trade because millions of them belonging to more than 30 species are illegally traded ...

Dubai has taken a bold leap into the future with the successful test flight of a fully electric aerial taxi, marking a major milestone in the city’s transportation ambitions. Developed by Joby ...

New research confirms the decline of predatory and large-bodied fishes in the western Indian Ocean due to overfishing, unregulated fishing practices and climate change. The lead author of a new ...