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Counter affidavit on behalf of Chief Municipal Engineer, Patna Nagar Nigam on solid waste management and sanitation in Patna, 20/05/2025

Counter affidavit on behalf of Chief Municipal Engineer, Patna Nagar Nigam in the matter of Saurav Narayan Vs Bihar Pollution Control Board & Others dated May 20, 2025. The report said that the corporation has been diligently performing its statutory duties within the limitations of the available resources and infrastructure. …

High-altitude research centre to be set up

Significant studies on climate change and generation of data on high-altitude eco-systems can now be possible with the setting up of a high-altitude research centre at Ribling in Lahaul-Spiti by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). The centre will be of international importance considering the growing thrust on …

Japan to bury greenhouse gas emissions

Omuta: Swathes of dirty clouds brood over a coal plant in rural Japan, but scientists are now hoping to send the pollutants the other way, deep into the bowels of Mother Earth. The cutting-edge but controversial technology of carbon capture and storage (CCS) is being tested at the Mikawa power …

Centre to grant green bonus to hill states

Union Minister for Forests and Environment Jairam Ramesh today announced that the Centre would grant a

Global climate change and Indian agriculture: case studies from the ICAR network project

Read this latest book by P.K. Aggarwal that presents likely impacts of climate change on different agricultural sectors. It shows the assessment of the magnitude of emissions of GHGs from Indian agriculture and evaluates the potential of various mitigation strategies. Irrespective of the outcome of the international negotiations on climatic …

Maoist pockets are also malaria hotspots

States that are Maoist strongholds have one more thing in common: they all appear to be malaria hotspots. The disease is finding a safe haven in these areas that lack development and effective governance to curb the disease. Seventy districts in Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Orissa face the menace.

A straw that broke double-hump camels back

Decades of political disturbance and Govern-ment neglect have pushed Ladakh

PAU ranked 18th by international site

A few Indian universities make it to the several ranking schemes that exist internationally. As per SCOPUS (http://www.scopus.com) research on Indian universities, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) has been ranked 18th and contributes towards 18.31 per cent of India

Final frontier: New rocket to Moon can show way to Mars

Washington: Nasa is set to blast off a prototype rocket on Tuesday that carries hopes of returning humans to the Moon, and for the first time to Mars, despite deep uncertainty about the program

Bill & Melinda Gates grants for city biotech body researchers

New Delhi: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has announced 76 grants for bold and innovative ideas to improve global health and three of them have been bagged by Indian researchers. Ranjan Nanda, K.V.S. Rao and Virander Chauhan of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology in Delhi have …

Clear 520-day lock-up test, fly to Mars

Paris: If being locked up in a cramped capsule for 17 months with five strangers is your idea of a good time, the European Space Agency (ESA) may have a job for you. ESA is looking for a few good men and women

Dino-killing meteorite crashed off Indias coast

Washington: A meteorite more than 40 kms wide and hurtling towards Earth at 58,000 miles per hour that killed dinosaurs 65 million years ago had actually crash-landed off India

Will colliders future sabotage its present?

Nature Is Already Turning Against Cern Project: Physicists Dennis Overbye More than a year after it was shut down, the world

After buffalo, NDRI set to clone pashmina goats

Encouraged by the second successful experiment of the cloned buffalo Garima on June 6, the National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI) is set to go ahead with another experiment of cloning Changthangi or pashmina goat in Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh in next two months. The move to clone pashmina …

Studying plants as CO2 sponges

L A Times, Washington Post This lush marsh south of Annapolis, Maryland seems like an alien landscape

Oxygen level raised at Ladakh

LEH: Anyone visiting Ladakh for the first time can be left gasping for breath due to low oxygen levels in the high altitude region. But a successful plantation drive has brought about environmental changes-driving up oxygen content by 50% and, most unusually, making it rain, say Indian scientists.

Robots to push dead satellites off Earths orbit

London: Scientists are considering using German-built robots for clearing rogue satellites from Earth

Plastics, toxic pills in water making male fish lay eggs

Plastics, pesticides and even common prescription drugs are releasing synthetic and natural hormones into rivers and streams, which is leading to unintended consequences on wildlife, causing some male fish to become feminised and lay eggs. In a recent report, it was found that one third of small mouth bass were …

N Indias groundwater use raising sea levels by 5%

Northern Subcontinent Pumping Out 54Tn Litres Every Year Amit Bhattacharya | TNN New Delhi: The amount of groundwater pumped out by Delhiites and others across northern India is highest in the world and is contributing as much as 5% to the total rise in sea levels. A new study using …

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