Researchers used close-up analysis of wing patterns and body structures to confirm these are brand-new species.
They also spotted seven other moths never recorded in India before, bringing nine fresh additions to the country's biodiversity.

Lichen moth caterpillars feed only on lichens, which are highly sensitive to pollution, so they actually help scientists track air quality.
ZSI Director Dhriti Banerjee called it a big step for understanding India's rich nature, especially in the Himalayas.