Read more about the article Delhi’s Yamuna Cleanup Plan Begins, but Challenges Remain
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Delhi’s Yamuna Cleanup Plan Begins, but Challenges Remain

Delhi has officially launched a three-year plan to clean up the heavily polluted Yamuna River, deploying modern machines at select ghats in an effort to reverse decades of environmental degradation.

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Read more about the article Barefoot College: How Rural Women Are Powering a Global Solar Revolution
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Barefoot College: How Rural Women Are Powering a Global Solar Revolution

From solar engineering to dentistry, from water conservation to education, this non-traditional learning center has trained thousands of rural women—known as Solar Mamas—to bring light, power, and self-reliance to the world's most underserved communities.

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Read more about the article India’s Tiger Population Doubles in a Decade, Offering Key Lessons for Global Conservation
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India’s Tiger Population Doubles in a Decade, Offering Key Lessons for Global Conservation

India’s tiger count has soared from 1,706 in 2010 to 3,682 in 2022, now making up 75% of the global tiger population. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC India has achieved what many…

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Read more about the article Reimagining Education and Ecosystem Restoration in Aurangabad: 50 Schools, 50 Pocket Forests
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Reimagining Education and Ecosystem Restoration in Aurangabad: 50 Schools, 50 Pocket Forests

Over the past four years, a pioneering initiative has planted 50 pocket forests across 50 schools, reintroducing biodiversity, mitigating climate challenges, and embedding ecological awareness into the hearts and minds of more than 6,000 students, teachers, and community members.

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Read more about the article Kerala to Replace Plastic Bottles with Compostable Bio-Bottles Made from Starch and Poly Lactic Acid (PLA)
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Kerala to Replace Plastic Bottles with Compostable Bio-Bottles Made from Starch and Poly Lactic Acid (PLA)

 In a first, Kerala to roll out bio-bottles for packaged drinking water made from starch and Poly Lactic Acid (PLA). 

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Read more about the article When Walking in Delhi Becomes a Health Hazard: New Study Highlights Alarming Nanoparticle Exposure
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When Walking in Delhi Becomes a Health Hazard: New Study Highlights Alarming Nanoparticle Exposure

A new study jointly conducted by Ahmedabad's Physical Research Laboratory and Delhi Technological University (DTU) reveals that pedestrians in Delhi are exposed to staggering levels of harmful nanoparticles.

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Read more about the article India’s Water Crisis Deepens: How Paddy Cultivation Is Draining Groundwater Resources
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India’s Water Crisis Deepens: How Paddy Cultivation Is Draining Groundwater Resources

India water crisis :India's total annual groundwater recharge saw a slight decline in 2024 due to increased extraction, driven significantly by states like Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi. The rise in 'critical' and 'over-exploited' units highlights growing water scarcity concerns, despite some localized improvements.

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