Child labour allegations tarnish India’s Image

Aug 10, 2010

The reputation of Indian industries is at risk because no socially responsible US buyer probably will be buying an Indian manufactured product as the United States government has placed India among a list of countries that put children to work in their manufacturing

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Priyanka Chopra is our national green ambassador

Aug 10, 2010

To initiate environment-friendly campaigns in India, Environment and Forests Minister Jairam Ramesh has appointed Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra as national green ambassador.   ‘I have been talking to Priyanka about how she can be a part of environment-friendly campaigns nationally and be involved

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Enhanced penalty to nail green offenders

Aug 10, 2010

To ensure better implementation of environmental regulations in the country, the government is considering enhancing the penalty and having speedy trials to nail green offenders. To check violations at coastal areas, they might be monitored through satellites. Seeking an amendment in Environment Protection

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Climate change caused Leh tragedy; NGO seeks public help

Aug 9, 2010

The cloudburst that resulted in devastating flash floods in Leh on August 6 was the worst one to hit the north Himalayan region in the last two decades. Considering that cloudburst is a rare phenomenon in the region, scientists are of the opinion

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Climate change caused Leh tragedy; NGO seeks public help

Aug 9, 2010

The cloudburst that resulted in devastating flash floods in Leh on August 6 was the worst one to hit the north Himalayan region in the last two decades. Considering that cloudburst is a rare phenomenon in the region, scientists are of the opinion

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Court orders schools to admit physically challenged and poor, whom they had denied admission

Aug 6, 2010

Children who were denied admission by various Delhi government schools can now hope to see classrooms, as Delhi high court (HC) ordered all the schools to admit nearly 850 students who were denied admissions for being physically challenged or belonging to economically weaker

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NGO to fund other NGOs, will sell ecofriendly rakhis

Aug 6, 2010

This Rakshabandhan, Mumbai-based Plants and Animals Welfare Society (PAWS) will sell eco-friendly rakhis and similar merchandize to raise funds to support the cause of blind girl children and helpless animals. The funds generated by the event will be divided equally between PAWS and

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Court orders schools to admit physically challenged and poor, whom they had denied admission

Aug 6, 2010

Children who were denied admission by various Delhi government schools can now hope to see classrooms, as Delhi high court (HC) ordered all the schools to admit nearly 850 students who were denied admissions for being physically challenged or belonging to economically weaker

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NGO to fund other NGOs, will sell ecofriendly rakhis

Aug 6, 2010

This Rakshabandhan, Mumbai-based Plants and Animals Welfare Society (PAWS) will sell eco-friendly rakhis and similar merchandize to raise funds to support the cause of blind girl children and helpless animals. The funds generated by the event will be divided equally between PAWS and

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Bad news for biodiversity: Earth cannot match pace with human consumption

Aug 2, 2010

Biodiversity suffers when the planet’s biocapacity cannot keep pace with human consumption and waste generation. The ‘ecological footprint’ tracks this in terms of the area of biologically productive land and water needed to provide ecological resources and services like food, fibre, and timber,

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