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Search ResultMumbai’s Population Growth Rate Is Twice That Of The State
Mumbai, the sprawling megapolis spread over 600 sq km, has seen its population grow at a rate which is twice that of Maharashtra’s and 2.5 times that of the country i...
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This world environment day, Mumbaiites will have dedicated tools in their hands to keep tabs on and control climate change. A team of inspired and dedicated youngsters have...
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United States: Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo urged the world's major cities Thursday to unite in the fight against climate change. Stressing that half the world's population isn...
Read MoreEnvironment: Clear the air on green clearances
The new government needs to bring in second-generation reforms for environment which can strike a balance between the need for economic development and rights of a local co...
Read MoreWHO estimate on air pollution shows Indian cities are death traps
Analysis of database indicates that all 124 Indian cities assessed exceed the WHO guideline for particulate matter levels; Delhi, Patna exceed safe level prescribed by WHO ...
Read MoreIndia needs to invest $834 billion for lower carbon emissions by 2030
India will have to invest $834 billion in the two decades ending 2030 to reduce its emission intensity to gross domestic product by 42 per cent over 2007 levels, according ...
Read MoreDelhi records coldest May day in a decade
The coldest day in May in a decade was experienced by the Capital on Tuesday when the early morning temperatures dipped to 18 degrees Celsius, seven degrees below normal, a...
Read MoreFilm makers throng to Jagran Film Festival 2014
14th May 2014: Hardly had Jagran Film Festival opened its call for entries, it ended up receiving hundreds ofentries in the first phase itself. The Festiva...
Read MoreWorld?s Urban Air Quality Going From Bad to Worse
Air quality in cities worldwide fails to meet World Health Organization guidelines for safe levels, putting millions at greater risk of respiratory disease, lung cancer and...
Read MoreWorld’s Urban Air Quality Going From Bad to Worse
Air quality in cities worldwide fails to meet World Health Organization guidelines for safe levels, putting millions at greater risk of respiratory disease, lung cancer and...
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