The cover story of NGM India's October 2020 edition is a grim reminder of the scourge of sexual slavery across the India-Bangladesh border, where thousands of girls from vulnerable backgrounds are sold to work in red-light districts every year. Another significant report looks at how innovative techniques and recently discovered fossils help us reimagine dinosaurs. A feature on Amazon's raptors focuses on the impact of science joining hands with business to help the majestic eagles.

Welcome to Earth, named after the series hosted by superstar Will Smith that premieres globally on Disney+ on December 8, is an immersion into all the wondrous elements and phenomena that make this planet a beautiful place to live. What are the natural forces that power Earth? Six chapters in this edition break down all natural processes into sight, smell, colour, sound, speed and pattern. And the centrepiece is a stunning package from Serengeti, unfolding through the photographs of Charlie Hamilton James, who has been documenting the mysteries of this region for almost 25 years.

November's edition of the magazine is a historic look at the 100 Wonders of Archaeology through the ages. Discoveries such as the cave art of Lascaux and the tomb of King Tut have yielded remarkable secrets dating as far back as 3.7 million years ago. From the new National Geographic book Lost Cities, Ancient Tombs, see the finds that changed history. Also in this issue, the ecological threat facing the Antarctic Peninsula and a poignant dispatch from Paul Salopek on the insights from his 24,000-mile walk around the world.

We've all heard that the future's green and electric. This month's NGM maps out in detail how two crucial sectors, auto and aviation, are mapping out their electric, environment-friendly blueprints for the years to come. Will cleaner vehicles and flights mitigate the planet's warming or will it be a case of too little, too late? In addition, this edition features a report on a chimp sanctuary in Central Africa, luminous photographs taken during noctural sea dives and a study of black homeownership in the U.S.A.

September's NGM takes you to the solar system, offering unprecendented views of as yet unknown and smaller objects to shed more light on the universe's mysteries. As Afghanistan undergoes a tumultuous transfer of power to the Taliban in the wake of the U.S. military's departure, a country awaits, tense and fearful of what lies in store for them. Yet another feature casts a sombre look at 9/11, the event that triggered America's two-decades long war, through heartrending objects connected to victims. And finally, a report from Somaliland on the fight to stop the sale of cheetahs.

This month's cover highlights the delicate balance of life and animal ecosystem in Africa's Kalahari desert, which is at risk from an alarming escalation in temperature and droughts. America faces an unprecedented hunger crisis, as the number of people who went without food during the pandemic dramatically increases, and new findings help unravel the mysterious beauty of the rare, translucent amphibians: glass frogs. 

Rising heat in the 21st century will put millions of people out of their comfort zones. This edition's cover story sounds the alarm on how cities and towns across the world will be affected by heat waves and similar emergencies. Another feature highlights how a gold rush in the Peruvian Andes harms both the locals and the land. A riveting story unearths how Spanish paleontologists are discovering many ancient species in a landfill in Catalonia. 

The edition's cover story reveals how in ancient Rome, gladiators weren't quite like those in the movies—their battles were more about putting on a good show than killing one another. A special report on race in America looks into the Tulsa massacre, and a project that enables tough conversations on racial identity. A travel feature on Trieste reveals an emerging interest in the port city.

National Geographic Magazine's Earth Day Special issue dives into the depths of the planet's oceans to unearth a world both fantastic and fragile. The cover story reveals the cultural traditions and dialects of whales and dolphins. Other features investigate the findings of a 28-day underwater expedition in the Mediterranean, and the exploits of Robert Ballard—the man who located the wreck of the Titanic.

The cover story of NGM India's April 2021 edition revolves around the now-perennial struggle of human beings to secure clean air for breathing. The fight against air pollution, a perverted, pervasive reality of modern existence, has been documented, along with the deadly price it exacts—7 million premature deaths per year. Yet there's hope, we have the means to fix it. Another feature on an Amazonian bug delves deep into life above the forest floors, while a report pitches big cat Florida Panther's hopes of thriving against the development that imperils its existence.

The cover story of NGM India's March 2021 edition is an intriguing analysis of our enduring obsession with Mars Missions—and Mars's ability to hold onto its mysteries even as years of rovers continue the human probe on the red planet. Another report looks at photographer Martin Schoeller's haunting portraits of deathrow 'convicts' in the U.S.A. who were freed after being found innocent of the crimes for which they were sentenced to die. A feature on the criticism of greyhound racing invokes thoughtful deliberation.

Yes, the coronavirus is a killer, but life would be impossible without viruses. NGM India's February 2021 issue looks at how the viruses' left our genes over millennia give us a dramatic evolutionary advantage today. Another poignant feature investigates the migrations of tens of millions of women around the world. A report on Costa Rica reveals how COVID-19 is testing protections of Osa Peninsula's conservation efforts. 

This special issue looks back at 2020 through unforgettable photographs. The year tested us in many ways, and these pictures reflect some of those themes—the strain on healthcare and frontline workers; a year of isolation evident in photos of funerals with no mourners; shots of protests rocking nations; and impossible as it may have seemed, photographs that capture scientific leaps, conservation victories, and love saving the day. You won’t be able to look away.

The cover story of NGM India's December 2020 issue looks at the lullabies parents around the world sing to put their children to sleep--and how they now reflect an increasing complex reality. In addition to revealing grown-ups' hopes and dreams, these songs also include tales of war, displacement, and climate change. A feature on the Arctic comes alive with surreal photographs of lives and legends frozen in time during the long polar night. Another major report looks at the fragility of North America's Great Lakes in the face of pollution and invasive species.

This COVID-19 special issue looks at how the novel coronavirus has changed our world, and will continue to shape our thinking and actions in the years to come. In addition to explainers about the virus and potential vaccines, there are stories of love and staggering loss from some of the most vulnerable communities around the world. Read on to find out how countries like Indonesia, Jordan, Belgium and others are grappling with infections; why trusting science is paramount; and the global inequities that need our attention more than ever. Don't miss the gritty essay by 'Generation Screwed'--the 18- to 25-year-olds who are taking matters in their own hands.    

Smart, adept, and mobile—robots are steadily migrating to our daily lives, and the cover story of NGM India’s September 2020 issue looks at what that can mean for humans. A feature investigates ice loss in the Great Lakes region, while another busts stereotypes about ostriches and shines light on these shrewd survivors.

NGM India's August 2020 issue gets under the skin of pandemics past, in a quest to understand the COVID-19 crisis of the present. Examining viral horrors and reactionary human resilience through the centuries might be useful, but only if we remember to carry forward the lessons. Other notable features in the issue uncover a brewing water crisis in the unlikely Indian landscape of holy rivers; and the blazing history of women's suffrage.


NGM India's July 2020 issue is a special issue on Mount Everest. The cover story revolves around the search for the camera taken to the Everest during a climb nearly a century ago. Other stories investigate weather stations set up around the highest point of the world, how artificial glaciers in north India are fighting climate change, and the looming crisis of the water of the Indus River. Don't miss: A pulse-racing account of snow leopards in the Himalayas.

National Geographic India Magazine's June 2020 edition carries a special report that marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. It shares stories and portraits of some of the last surviving witnesses from across the U.S., Germany, Japan, Germany, and Great Britain. Other compelling features include women taking the lead in politics around the world--and being violently thwarted for doing so. A story investigates the fate of emperor penguins as sea ice dwindles. 

The May 2020 issue of the National Geographic Magazine highlights the alarming rate at which insects are vanishing from Earth. Another poignant story looks at the love lives of young adults living with autism, and the challenges they face in the professional world. The story "Bodies in Motion" is a brilliant illustration of how animals have evolved to move through life.

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