Judgement of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Rudresh Naik Vs Goa CZMA on the construction of slipway
Judgement of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Rudresh Naik Vs Goa CZMA on the construction of slipway dated 16/05/2013.
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Govt bid to promote aquatic tourism
The Department of Fisheries is planning to promote aquatic tourism in select areas of the State, following encouraging results from a pilot project in Guwahati. From April onward this year, the department
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Eco-tourism planned around Narmada
The Narmada district collectorate is promoting the Sardar Sarovar dam and its surrounding tribal region as possible eco-tourism hotspots. At the heart of the project is the dam itself. The plan
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Adani Files: A short history of corruption, destruction and criminal activity
The following report is a summary of mining giant Adani’s track record, based on research into hundreds of court documents by Environmental Justice Australia and Earthjustice and other publicly available
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UNESCO for developing Hassan district as a tourism destination
UNESCO has prepared a draft plan in this regard Committee set up to identify land for science centre in Hassan city Hassan: Deputy Commissioner K.G.
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Forest dept plans Devavana near Bettadapura
Traditional trees like jackfruit, neem and others will be grown here Bettadapura Minister for Forests C H Vijayshankar has said the forest department will develop a Devavana at foot of the Bettadapura hill near Periyapatna taluk near here.
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Centre chided for ignoring fish workers views on CRZ
Panjim: Fish workers
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Plan panel nod for R3,200-cr outlay for Arunachal
New Delhi The Planning Commission on Monday approved R 3,200-crore annual Plan for Arunachal Pradesh for the current fiscal year. The state annual Plan was finalised here at a meeting between Commission
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Wildlife boom in Hazaribag
The population of spotted deer (cheetal) in the Hazaribag National Park has gone up to 75 from 35 a few years ago. Divisional forest officer, wildlife, Hazaribag, R N Mishra said the growth in the
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Hospitality industry
Complementing healthcare with tourism is the new mantra that has been foreigners flocking to India for
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Desert National Park may get newer areas
JAIPUR: The Desert National Park (DNP), one of the largest sanctuaries of the country spread over the twin districts of Jaisalmer and Barmer may get newer territories.
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Brakes on Himachals eco-tourism projects
An inquiry ordered by Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal into eco-tourism projects, which are facing charges relating to violations of the Forest Conservation Act, has confirmed glaring lapses in privatisation of the prime forest properties and sites but the government doesn
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Plan to develop Pong Dam for tourism opposed
The first phase of the plan to develop the area near Pong Dam structure as a tourist destination, using the funds sourced from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), has drawn criticism from oustees living in the vicinity of the Pong Dam lake.
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Forest encroachments will be curbed: Chandy
Says urgent action will be taken in Chinnakkanal to clear encroachment Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said here on Sunday that the State could no more afford to allow encroachments on forests.
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Soon, Ropar to get eco-cabs
Ropar will start the eco-cab service on the lines of existing ones in Fazilka, Amritsar and Patiala. The Punjab Tourism Development Board will launch the eco-cabs at Ropar in collaboration with the Rotary Club, Ropar. Under this collaboration, the club will identify beneficiaries and will provide a sponsorship of Rs 500 needed for seeking loan from the government.
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Gir collects Rs 2 crore from tourist inflow
Himanshu Kaushik | TNN Ahmedabad: For the first time, Gir sanctuary and Devaliya Interpretation Centre has crossed the Rs 2 crore mark as far as tourism revenues are concerned, an increase of over 17 per cent from earlier years.
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Tourism hope in forest project
Disoi reserve forest (Assam-Nagaland border), May 22: The foothills of this hilly rain-fed reserve forest may soon turn into a picturesque tourist destination as well as a farmers
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Eco-tourism policy on the anvil
BHUBANESWAR: Albeit endowed with bounties of nature, Orissa has never made it to the league of ecotourism destinations such as Kerala, Goa, North East and Uttarakhand. The State Government is out to make amends for the loss and is busy chalking out plans for an Eco Tourism Policy.
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Tree parks in all district headquarters soon
Developing each garden will cost ` three crore Mangalore, Cubbon Park and Lalbagh are the integral part of our state capital.