In a significant step towards sustainable urban river rejuvenation, the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has approved an annual master plan for the River Cities Alliance (RCA), charting out a vibrant and action-oriented roadmap of initiatives to be undertaken across the year.
The 58th executive committee meeting of the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) approved various vital projects which aim to take significant steps towards the conservation of the Ganga River and its aquatic life.
The Executive Committee of NMCG has asked the IIT Roorkee to identify the critical soil erosion prone areas in the NMCG project and explore best management practices to conserve soil and water.
Jobs ~ the most urgent problem facing the nation ~ also got much less focus than it deserved. A Finance Ministers job is a tightrope balancing walk and some compromises are necessary, especially so because the budget was presented amidst unmistakable signs of a slowing economy.
The Constitution of India mandates the central and state governments to provide both clean and decent environment and clean drinking water for the people (Article 48A, Art. 51 (A) (g), Article 21). The Supreme Court has also declared that the right to a decent and clean environment is a fundamental right
To ensure better co-ordination and improved quality of water, the government plans to have a single operator maintain all sewage…
The Centre has approved the setting up of a turtle sanctuary in Allahabad and a river biodiversity park at Triveni…
Union minister Uma Bharti on Sunday said it will take 10 years to completely clean the Ganga, and that it…
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti on Friday inspected the ghats along the Ganga river here as part of her…
The Central government will develop 1268 organic clusters along the river Ganga to promote organic farming and rid the river's…
