Suggested code of conduct for environment friendly immersion of idols
<p>These are the guidelines issued by the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board for environment friendly immersion of idols.</p>
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Letter to M/s Adani Chemicals Limited from additional director on establishment of salt works at Mundra District dated 04/08/2005
Letter to M/s Adani Chemicals Limited from additional director on establishment of salt works at Mundra District Kachchh by M/s Adani Chemicals Limited dated 04/08/2005.
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The food safety and standards bill, 2005
A bill to consolidate the laws relating to food and to establish the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India for laying down science based standards for articles of food and to regulate their manufacture, storage, distribution, sale and import, to ensure availability of safe and wholesome food for human consumption and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
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The report of the expert group on preferential grant of mining leases for iron ore, manganese ore and chrome ore
The Ministry of Steel, constituted an
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Tiger Task Force report presents agenda to save the tiger the Indian way
India is protecting its tigers against all odds; the biggest threat to the tiger today is not poaching per se, but a deadly combination of the poachers
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Kaziranga National Park World Heritage Site: Improving protection and building capacity of staff at Kaziranga National Park
The main objective of this study in Kaziranga National Park (Assam) was two fold: 1) Review of protection strategies and suggestion to enhance their effectiveness and 2) Development of a comprehensive capacity building plan for frontline staff.
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Report of the National Commission on Macroeconomics and Health
The report seeks to boldly address many critical issues confronting the health sector such as inequitable access to basic services resulting in welfare loss for the poor, the inefficiencies in the system
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Fanning the flames: climate change stacks odds against fire suppression
There is little question that global warming would increase the risk of wildfires by drying out vegetation and stirring the winds that spread fire. Until recently, however, land managers were unable to formulate appropriate responses because the spatial scales of predictions were far too coarse.
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Supreme Court judgement in the implementation of laws for restricting use of loudspeakers and high volume producing sound systems dated 18/07/2005
Supreme Court judgement in the implementation of laws for restricting use of loudspeakers and high volume producing sound systems dated 18/07/2005.
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Letter from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board to the Secretary, MOEF on Lavasa
<p>Letter from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board to the Secretary, MOEF on the environmental clearance for a tourism project/hill station in Mulshi and Velhe Talukas of Pune District, Maharashtra dated July 15 2005.</p>
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Letter from MOEF to B P Pandey, Secretary (Environment) Govt of Maharashtra on Lavasa
<p>Letter from MOEF to B P Pandey, Secretary (Environment) Govt of Maharashtra on Lavasa Corporation's plan to develop a Lake Town Hill Station.</p>
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Assessment and prevention of gas leakage from CNG buses
In response to the media reports that nearly 70 percent of the CNG buses in Delhi have been found to be leaking CNG, the Honb
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The Drugs and Cosmetics Act and Rules
An Act to regulate the import, manufacture, distribution and sale of drugs and cosmetics. This Act may be called the Drugs [and Cosmetics] Act, 1940.
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Ecotourism in Kerala, India: Lessons from the Eco-Development Project in Periyar Tiger Reserve
The purpose of this article is to describe and evaluate the ecotourism project at the Periyar Tiger Reserve (Thekkady), in Kerala, India. The Ministry of Environment has undertaken to promote local community participation in forest management, through the
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The Special Economic Zones Act, 2005
An Act to provide for the establishment, development and management of the Special Economic Zones for the promotion of exports and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. This act extends to the whole of India.
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Spices: market news service
The very high prices of vanilla over the past few years have stimulated interest in this small-holder crop. Naturally, this has led to an increase in plantings in the traditional supply areas and in new origins. However, the subsequent sharp fall in demand, and the simultaneous collapse of prices, from over $500/kg to under $50/kg, has left the sector in turmoil; euphoria
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Climate change and the financial sector: an agenda for action
Climate change poses a major risk to the global economy: It affects the wealth of societies, the availability of resources, the price of energy and the value of companies. The financial industry has a two-fold responsibility. On the one hand, it needs to prepare itself for the negative effects that climate change may have on its business and on its customers. On the other hand, it can significantly help mitigate the economic risks and enter the low-carbon economy by providing appropriate products and services.
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Our mining and stone crusher children
Jeevan Rekha Parishad a local environment NGO in India came to know of the exploitation of child labor in the stone crushers, iron ore and granite mines of Khurda and Badbil region of Orissa and of their inhuman conditions of life. As this is a serious
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Hydrological impact study of Tipaimukh dam of India on Bangladesh
The main objective of this study can be asserted as to assess the probable impacts, which are likely to be happened due to the operation of proposed Tipaimukh Hydro Electric Dam (Multipurpose) Project of India by storing, regulating, withdrawal or diversion of the Barak River flow on the northeast region of Bangladesh.
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Our mining children
Child labour are working in very large and alarming numbers in the iron-ore and granite mines of Hospet-Bellary region of Karnataka state in direct violation of the constitutional rights of children. Most of the children are migrant labourers.