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Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding desilting of the Defence Colony drain in Delhi before the monsoon, 16/04/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Nizamuddin West Association Vs Union of India & Others dated 16/04/2025. The matter related to desilting of 24 drains with special focus on two drains - Kushak drain and Sunheri Pul drain before the monsoon. The court was informed that …

Agro-processing, textile sectors offer competitive advantage in State: Study

More priority to power, clarity on infrastructure policy mooted. In its quest to diversify its investment character from the overhang of Information Technology, the State Government has to make a mammoth effort to improve overall infrastructure, particularly in tier-II cities, to provide competitive investment opportunities with a sound eco-system. The …

Closure of quarries around TG Halli ordered

S Lalitha, Bangalore, Dec 9, DH News Service: The prospects of obtaining water free from chemicals have clearly brightened for the residents of Western and Northern Bangalore. A file photo of Thippagondanahalli reservoir. For, the Thippagondanahalli (T G Halli) reservoir, which caters to the water requirements of many parts in …

Far from Copenhagen, Bangalore's 'green warriors' do their bit

Pool your cars, ride bicycles and own trees. That is the message going out from Bangalore's green groups as the Copenhagen climate summit progresses. Governments across the world are hoping to agree on a far-reaching new treaty at the Copenhagen climate summit that would curb greenhouse-gas emissions worldwide and slow …

Bumpy ride for Bangalores high-speed rail project

Just days ahead of a call for proposals from a set of private consortia who have qualified to build Bangalore

Quarries in TG Halli catchment area to shut shops

S Lalitha, Bangalore, Dec 5, DH News Service The prospects of obtaining water free from chemicals have clearly brightened for the residents of Western and Northern Bangalore. A file photo of Thippagondanahalli reservoir. For, the Thippagondanahalli (T G Halli) reservoir, which caters to the water requirements of many parts in …

Fluorosis dents their confidence

S Lalitha, Bangalore, Dec 2, DHNS: Smile, they say, enhances your face value. But for the children of Shyanubhoganahalli, it is proving to be more than an embarrassment. For, excessive fluoride content in groundwater in this village has caused extensive damage to their teeth and dented their confidence. Dental fluorosis …

A case study of wastewater recycling plant at South Western Railways, Bangalore

Recycling of water has assumed great importance worldwide due to water scarcity in urban areas. Use of fresh water for non potable secondary purposes will have huger burden on natural resources. Based on this objective, a water recycling plant was designed with tertiary treatment consisting of biological contractors for the …

Hoskere lake to be eco-tourism hub

The Western Ghats Task Force is contemplating to tie-up with the Forest department to develop Hoskere lake near Kengeri, into a medicinal park and an eco-tourism hub. Addressing a press conference in Bangalore, Task Force Chairman Ananth Hegde Ashisara said he would soon place a proposal before the Government to …

Land acquisition for BMIC township illegal

Bangalore: People who are losing their land to the first township proposed as part of the contentious Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor Project (BMICP) held a demonstration in front of the Mahatma Gandhi statue on M.G. Road here on Wednesday to protest against the acquisition which they said went against court verdicts. …

Tobacco use and related factors among pre-university students in a college in Bangalore, India

Tobacco use imposes a huge burden of disease in India. Most studies on the use of tobacco among students in India have focused on secondary school students with a few studies investigating younger children and university students. The authors aimed to ascertain tobacco use among pre-university college students in Bangalore.

New Lease of Life

After four years of suffering financial losses, India's first gas-based power project, Ratnagiri Gas & Power Private Ltd (RGPPL), is now set to make its mark on India's power scene. The company had suffered a Rs600-crore loss in 2008-09, due to fall in capacity generation because of machinery breakdowns. For …

Villagers protest against pollution of Mavalli lake

Tension ran high in Mavallipuram village near Yelahanka on Wednesday morning when villagers laid seige to the Ramky garbage management facility and locked up the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) personnel and the facility authorities. They were angry over the official inaction over the problem of high toxic material seeping …

T G Halli reservoir will dry up by 2016

The Thippagondanahalli reservoir (TGR), which caters to the water requirements of over one million people, is in the danger of drying up completely by 2016 if urgent redressal measures are not taken, cautioned a retired official of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Delivering a talk on

Groundwater exploited by private traders

S Lalitha,DH News Service,Oct 6,Bangalore: Vacant private plots of land where owners have dug their own borewells have emerged as major supply points for water at Mahadevapura and Kaggadasapura. Private water tankers are purchasing water from these points and distributing it to public. This has resulted in rampant exploitation of …

Indigenous cryogenic engine ready for take-off

Close on the heels of display of its military might by China on the 60th anniversary of the People

Economic performance of self help groups in Karnataka with special reference to Venkatenahalli in South India

In India, the first Self Help Group (SHG) emerged in 1985, with the initiative of the Mysore Resettlement and Development Agency (MYRADA), a non-governmental organisation for promotion of self-help affinity groups; watershed, water and wasteland management. Over the past four years, the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore (UASB), India in …

Bannerghatta Butterfly Park: Three year report card

India's first butterfly park, also the largest in the world, was opened to pubic in November, 2006 at Bangalore. Biotech News requested some of the people involved in the establishment of this unique facility, to re-visit the park and provide a feedback.

Strength polymerized

Two nanomaterials make polymers 400 times better it takes a research team from Bengaluru 10 days to prepare a batch of the compound it hopes would revolutionize the world. The compound consists of polyvinyl alcohol, a polymer, mixed with two carbon nanomaterials. There is a tremendous increase in the stiffness …

Padayatra to revive Arkavathy river

The Arkavathy River Conservation Forum is taking out a four-day padayatra from Nandi hills to Thippagondanahalli covering 101 kms from September 3, to create awareness among people on the need for reviving the dried up Arkavathy river. BJP Yelahanka MLA S R Vishwanath, who has taken the lead in this …

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