<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 Calcutta Municipal Corporation must impose water charges on all house-owners in the city, feels a World Bank team , in the city recently to study its water supply and drainage problems. The bank
Far too much emphasis on supply and little or none on conservation and preservation of water has led to acture shortage facing most cities today, according to experts on water management, who
An awareness programme for the protection of ground water of Ludhiana city was organised by the Central Ground Water Authority of the Ministry of Water Resources in association with the Department
The Central Ground Water Authority in association with the Punjab Agriculture Department and Punjab Agriculture University will organise a "mass awareness programme" on November 25 at Ludhiana to
In an assembly in New York in May 1998, the United Nations on Sustainable Development adopted an article stating that water is indispensable in fulfilling the basic needs of society, promoting the
Chaiyaphum (Thailand) provincial police yesterday denied involvement in the alleged arson attack, intimidations and smear campaign against opponents of the Pong Khun Pet dam project. The police were
Even though the Punjab Government has been spending crores for checking waterlogging every year, about 1.75 lakh hectare area in the state is still waterlogged. To expedite the process of removing
Residents in Sungei Long Gang affected by the mammoth dam project in Bakun appealed to the Malaysian government to let them stay on in their current longhouses. They said they preferred their
The Himachal Pradesh Government and the National Hydro Power Corporation (NHPC) today signed an agreement paving way for the execution of the stalled 2051 MW Parbati Hydro Power Project in the Kullu
With the water level in the canal irrigated areas in Haryana rising at an alarming rate of 10 to 30 cm per year, a master plan is expected to be drawn up by December 15 to tackle the problem of water
