Khattar said plans should also be made on a large-scale so that maximum reuse of treated water can be done in sectors like irrigation, thermal power plants, industrial and horticulture.
IIT Bombay alumnus Sushil Reddy has started a noble initiative to move away from fossil fuel with high carbon emissions towards cleaner, sustainable sources of energy
Amarinder appealed to the people to join the drive, underlining the need to plant more trees to make Punjab clean, green and pollution free.
To make Haryana pollution-free, all the brick kilns in the state would have to adopt Zig Zag technique by 30…
Pollution free Team BITS, a part of BITS Pilani, with a vision of making fuel efficient cars with zero emissions…
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The UN Environment Assembly, the world’s highest decision making body on the environment with delegates from 193 countries, will gather…
