Vistara will stop giving plastic water bottles on board its flights, in a bid to reduce plastic usage. The airline, which had earlier banned chewing of gutka on its flights, on Wednesday said it “plans
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New Delhi: These are traffic signals with brains. They take a volume count of the number of vehicles at an intersection and automatically adjust the available green signal time on the basis of changing traffic demand. And the good news is that Intelligent Traffic Signals (ITS) are going to become a reality in the Capital before the Commonwealth Games.
New Delhi: The Wildscreen Festival, all set to open in the Capital on Monday will showcase Global Dimming, a film commissioned by BBC Horizon, exploring the
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Greater Noida: Two CNG filling stations were opened in Greater Noida on Friday. The CNG stations, set up by Indraprastha Gas Limited are located opposite the Daewoo Motors plant. The stations were opened by IGL chairman-cum-managing director, U D Chaube. An IGL spokesperson said the two stations together have an installed capacity of 66,000 kgs of CNG daily.
Edinburgh: If the European Union has its way, the Indian carbon market could see its end soon. In a fresh strategy ahead of the key UN meet on climate change at Copenhagen in December, the EU has demanded that instead of earning money out of the existing Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), India should instead be taking on commitments to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
Giridih (Jharkhand): The entire male population of a village numbering more than 350, including children, have deserted their homes in Jharkhand apprehending arrest by police in connection with cases of felling trees. They have been booked for destruction of forest and encroachment of forestland under the Forest Act, and some of the cases are a decade old.
