Explanation:

 A new project by a number of agencies is using advancements in nanotechnology to study migratory patterns of the Pied Cuckoo.

• The project is a joint effort by the Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun and the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS), which comes under the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO.
• The Pied Cuckoo migration study is part of a larger project — Indian Bioresource Information portal (IBIN) funded by the Department of Biotechnology under the Union Ministry of Science and Technology. 
• It is closely linked with the arrival of the south-west monsoon in India.
• There are basically three subspecies of the Pied Cuckoo of which one is resident in Africa while another is resident in South.
• The third is a migrant moving between India and Africa.
• The Pied Cuckoo is famous in North Indian folklore as ‘chatak’, a bird that quenches its thirst only with raindrops.
• It is also a brood parasite in that it does not make its own nest and instead lays its egg in the nest of other birds, particularly the Jungle Babbler.

Hence all statements are correct.