<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal (Central Zone Bench, Bhopal) in the matter of Gaurav Jain Vs State of Madhya Pradesh & Others dated 27/02/2024.</p> <p>The matter related to non-forest activities
The rising revenue deficit of the Maharashtra government has cast its dasrk shadow on the five ambitious irrigation schemes, with the Credit Rating Information Services of India Ltd, (CRISIL)
The Central Ground Water Board has identified Haldia as a "very high risk zone" in terms of depletion and chances of ground water comtamination. A notification to this effect is likely to be issued
It happens every year. Some legal (or illegal) construction comes up on the banks of Ulsoor Lake and every environmentalist in the vicinity gets his or her slice of fame. Then everything goes
Few Australian rivers remain wild, with most suffering the ill effects of agriculture, industry and human settlement, according to researchers at the Australian National University. Only three
Three watershed projects are being launched in Jhandotta development block of Bilaspur district and a sum of Rs 15 lakh will be spent on these projects till March
The Himachal Pradesh State Co- operative Bank and Kangra Central Co-operative Bank would provide loans up to Rs. 250 crores for hydro power development in the State at an interest rate of less than
Bangladesh is unlikely to get its due share of the Ganges water during the lean period in 1999 as stipulated in the long-term treaty. The 30-year Indo-Bangladesh water sharing treaty enters its third
Naidu : The State Government will soon announce its policy on how best to tap the Godavari waters either by lift irrigation systems or through major irrigation projects such a Inchampalli, the Chief
The Delhi Jal Board intends to give privatisation of its water treatment plants a try. And while it remains to be seen whether the experiment succeeds, a senior board official today said Delhi'ites
Govt : The government on Monday said that water was a highly subsidised commodity and there was an urgent need to increase the water rates to avoid any wastage. This was also affecting the
