FDA to undertake school campaign on ‘eating right’
Nashik: The Nashik Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will undertake an awareness campaign, involving 5,000 schools and junior colleges across the district, about “Eating Right” habits of students.
Times Of India (Nashik)
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Make Indiabulls, NTPS party in pollution case
NASHIK: The Bombay High Court has asked Godavari Gatarikaran Virodhi Manch, an NGO that had filed a public interest litigation on river pollution, to make Indiabulls and Nashik Thermal Power Station (NTPS)
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No water quality degradation during Ganeshotsav
For the third consecutive year, the reports of the regional office of the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) show no deterioration in the quality of river water during the Ganesh festival. The
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NGT asks council to treat puja material in 2 weeks
The National Green Tribunal, Western Zone, Pune, has given the Trimbakeshwar Municipal Council two weeks from October 14 to treat puja material generated in the town to curb river pollution. The tribunal
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Water quality improves in seven villages
Seven villages in the district, that were earlier issued red card by the Zilla Parishad (ZP) for poor water quality, have now been given the green card after a recent pre-monsoon water testing drive.
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1,556 industrial units to come up in Nashik
As many as 1,556 micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have got permission to set up units that are expected to provide employment to 27,487 people in Nashik district. The total investment is expected
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State clears 11 water supply schemes worth Rs 13 crore
NASHIK: The state government has approved 11 water supply schemes worth Rs 12.88 crore. These Zilla Parishad schemes required special sanction as the per capita expenditure was beyond the prescribed administrative
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Panel releases action plan for green Kumbh
NASHIK: The action plan for a green Kumbh Mela that focuses on eliminating use of plastic, treating nirmalya and other bio-degradable waste, banning washing in the Godavari and an aggressive awareness
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Activists stop felling of 46 trees
NASHIK: The process to cut 46 trees to widen the Lam Road in Deolali has been halted considering the application made by activist Ashwini Bhat to the district collector to stay the tree cutting. On
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Students create awareness on environment, pollution
As part of the Green Kumbh campaign, around 200 students of KN Kela School on Monday formed a human chain and performed street plays from the school at Jail Road to Sant Janardan Bridge to spread awareness
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Pollution board ready for eco-friendly fest
The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) will for the first time keep a watch on the noise levels at major junctions in the city on the first day of the Ganapati festival that begins on Friday.