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Search Result5th Jagran Film Festival to open on 10th July in New Delhi
The festival that created a furore with its vast span and a wide spectrum of never before presented cinema is back with a bang. This time, the Jagran Film Festival presents...
Read MoreIndia drafts policy to cut carbon emissions from deforestation
India, one of the world's largest polluters, has drafted a national policy aimed at reducing its carbon emissions from deforestation as part of a global scheme which financ...
Read MoreIndia should turn to renewable sources of energy
Should Western countries be forced to pay more attention to reducing carbon footprint than countries like India, as the developed world has contributed more towards damagin...
Read MoreClimate change research gets Norwegian aid
Research on climate change and biodiversity in India received a boost on Tuesday with a Rs. 14-crore grant from the Norwegian Embassy to Bangalore-based Ashoka Trust for Re...
Read MoreOver 4.5 lac kids engaged in various e-waste activities in India
In a shocking revelation, the ASSOCHAM has claimed that about 4.5 lakh of children between the age group of 10 to 14 are engaged in various e-waste (electronic waste) activ...
Read MoreExtreme wet, dry spells up drought, flood risks in India
In an alarming research, a team of scientists at Stanford University have identified significant changes in the patterns of extreme wet and dry events that are increasing t...
Read MoreHydro-power plants blamed for deadly floods in India
Badly managed hydro-power projects in northern India were partly to blame for devastating floods last year that killed thousands of people and caused extensive damage, an e...
Read MoreIndian activist Ramesh Agrawal wins 'Green Nobel'
GARE VILLAGE (Andhra Pradesh): The man walked into Ramesh Agrawal’s tiny internet cafe, pulled out a pistol and hissed, “You talk too much.” Then he fired...
Read MoreJack Johnson’s New Live EP Benefits Environmental Education
Jack Johnson has released a new live EP, with all proceeds going to the Kokua Hawaii Foundation to support environmental education in the schools and communities of Hawai&r...
Read MoreClimate change may hit marine sector, says SAPCC
The marine and inland fisheries sectors in Kerala are likely to take a major hit as climate change affects fish stocks, resulting in decreased yield and loss of livelihood ...
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