<p>Written submission by T. T. Rangasamy, President, Bhavaani Nadhineer Matrum Nilaththadi Neer on the report filed by the Joint Committee.</p> <p><a href="http://www.indiaenvironmentportal.org.in/files/file/Bhavani-River-pollution-report-NGT-July7-2021.pdf"
The Centre has set up a committee consisting of members from the Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL), farmers' group and the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation to look into the complaints
The Madras High Court on Monday gave the green signal for implementation of GAIL India Ltd.’s natural gas pipeline project which is to pass through seven districts in the State. Allowing a petition
Observing that "there is overwhelming public interest in favour" of the natural gas pipline project of GAIL India Ltd, the Madras high court on Monday quashed a Tamil Nadu government order which put curbs
Ill-effects of open-air defecation explained The Corporation has identified nine locations to install user-friendly ‘Namma toilets’. The tender process would be initiated soon, Corporation Commissioner M. Vijayalakshmi said. The identified locations are ideally suited for the toilets, she said.
Officials are gearing up for the conduct of a census by the National Tiger Conservation Authority scheduled to begin on December 16. Field Director of Anamalai Tiger Reserve, Rajiv K. Srivasatava, told The Hindu that more than 400 people, including 180 forest staff, would be involved in the census works covering 958 sq km of forest area spread over Valparai, Manomboly, Udumalpet, Pollachi, and Amaravathy.
The state government will build 'Namma toilets' on 385 locations across the state, as part of its initiative to provide safe sanitation to the people. The first 'Namma toilet' was built at Tambaram
It is proving to be cost-effective, environment friendly. After experimenting with solar power in cooking noon meal for students in a corporation school, the Coimbatore Corporation has decided to provide
2,700 saplings planted across ten acres of barren land in Mayilampatti Around 15 kilometres from the city is Mayilampatti, a dry village with huge tracts of barren land, is now laying the foundation for a movement to increase the green cover in all the 235 village panchayats of Coimbatore district.
Archana Patnaik, the District Collector, along with District Forest Officer M. Senthil Kumar and District Revenue Officer K. Karpagam and Range Officer C. Dinesh Kumar visited the human-animal conflict
Mayor S.M. Velusamy has asked the Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner G. Latha to investigate the way the civic body has implemented the Rs. 98-crore solid waste management (SWM) scheme. After ordering
