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Top news in Karnataka today - The Hindu

Top news in Karnataka today - The Hindu
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Western Ghats lost 5% evergreen forest cover, shows analysis

Western Ghats lost 5% evergreen forest cover, shows analysis
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Nilgiri: Benefits Of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve Must Be Assessed, Says Expert | Coimbatore News

Coimbatore: An assessment of ecosystem service should be carried out for the better preservation of Nilgiri biosphere reserve (NBR), said K Sankar, a .

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Infrastructure work robs Bengaluru city of green cover

From one tree for 7-8 people, B’luru now has one for 15-20; BBMP official stresses on need for tree census

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Snakebite: Researchers purify commercial Indian antivenoms, find them more potent

Snakebites are classified as a ‘neglected tropical disease’ by the World Health Organization

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