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Spending time with PM Modi in the nature showed me how beautiful and vibrant India really is: Man Vs Wild host Bear Grylls
Grylls also said how spending time with PM Modi in the nature showed how beautiful and vibrant India really is.
London university bans beef from campus menu to cut carbon emissions
Globally, beef is responsible for 41 per cent of livestock greenhouse gas emissions, and livestock accounts for 14.5 per cent of total global emission
GST Council reduces tax on Electric Vehicles and their chargers in a view to curb pollution
The GST council Saturday proposed to reduce the GST rates of all-electric vehicles from 12 to 5 percent.
Aam Aadmi Party spreads maliciously edited video to defame security forces who were attacked by a mob
AAP posted a video showing security forces attacking people, while hiding that the mob had attacked police first with stones and sticks
Nations pledge to significantly reduce the use of single-use plastic at the United Nations Environment Assembly
The resolution to reduce the use of disposable plastic at the UNEA was guided by India.
Tuticorin: Complying with NGT order, Vedanta announces welfare projects worth Rs 100 crore
Vedanta group promises welfare projects worth 100 crores in Tuticorin after Supreme Court nodded the order of NGT for reopening of Sterlite plant.
Aquatic life in Ganga to blossom once again, thanks to the cleaning measures
Recently river Ganga was salvaged from waste of three major sewers in Uttar Pradesh
NGT orders reopening of Vedanta’s Sterlite plant in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu
A committee appointed by the NGT had called the closure of the plant as "unjustified" and against "natural justice".
Every cracker burst this Diwali had a message that echoed through the Country
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The messaging is indeed confusing. Were they fighting pollution or the festival of Diwali itself?
Despite no ban on firecrackers outside Delhi-NCR, Kolkata police says no bail if caught with ‘banned’ firecrackers
Kolkata police has made Diwali firecracker rules more strict than already strict court order
