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Neelakurinji, Recorded Flowering Across the Nilgiris Since 1826, Is in Bloom Around Munnar in 2026 on a 12-Year Cycle, and Kerala Is Booking Visitors Into Slots to Protect It

Matheran Hill Railway: The 19.97 km Two-Foot Line an Indian Family Opened in 1907, With 221 Curves and One Tunnel on the Climb to a Hill Station Without Cars

Science & Space

Zoological Survey of India Scientists Described Three New Rhysida Centipede Species From Kerala and Coorg, Published Online on 12 October 2026

The Konkan Railway Runs About 740 km From Roha to Thokur Through 91 Tunnels and Took About Seven Years to Build

Eravikulam National Park Holds 841 of the 2,668 Nilgiri Tahr Counted in April 2025, the Largest Contiguous Population of a Mountain Animal Found Only in the Western Ghats

The Dam Planned for Silent Valley Was Abandoned in 1983, and 89.52 Square Kilometres of Kerala Rainforest Became a National Park Dedicated on 7 September 1985

UNESCO Inscribed the Western Ghats on 1 July 2012 as 39 Sites in Seven Clusters, Holding 352 Endemic Tree Species, 325 Globally Threatened Species and the Barrier That Intercepts the Monsoon