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High Volume Of Uranium In Groundwater In Bihar Leaves Authorities Worried: Report
High concentration of uranium in groundwater in certain districts in Bihar has left the authorities worried and 100 water samples from ten districts have been sent to Central Ground Water Board in Lucknow for scientific analysis, a top official said.
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National Green Tribunal Fines 3 Industries In Uttar Pradesh For Polluting Ganga
The National Green Tribunal on Friday slapped fine of Rs 10 lakh each on three industrial units in Uttar Pradesh for discharging untreated effluents and extracting ground water without permission from the Central Ground Water Authority.
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Coca-Cola Bottling Partner Found Violating Ground Water Norms: Government
Three complaints have been received against Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh units of 'Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages', the largest bottling partner of the American cola giant, in the last two years, with the complaints forwarded to the respective state governments for investigation and action for violation.
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How Will You Use Groundwater Reserve Found in South Delhi? High Court to Delhi Jal Board
The Delhi High Court has directed the city's jal board to give a "definitive" plan on how it intends to utilise the huge reserve of 63000 cubic metres of groundwater discovered in a residential colony in South Delhi.
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Coca-Cola Shelves Varanasi Plant Expansion Due to Delay in Clearance
Beverages giant Coca-Cola has shelved the plan to expand its bottling plant at Varanasi citing "inordinate delay" in receiving clearance for the project from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA).
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Coca-Cola to Resume Operations at Varanasi Plant
Beverages giant Coca Cola will resume operations at its Varanasi plant in Uttar Pradesh following an order from the National Green Tribunal, which on Friday stayed UP Pollution Control Board's directive to close the facility.
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High Volume Of Uranium In Groundwater In Bihar Leaves Authorities Worried: Report
High concentration of uranium in groundwater in certain districts in Bihar has left the authorities worried and 100 water samples from ten districts have been sent to Central Ground Water Board in Lucknow for scientific analysis, a top official said.
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National Green Tribunal Fines 3 Industries In Uttar Pradesh For Polluting Ganga
The National Green Tribunal on Friday slapped fine of Rs 10 lakh each on three industrial units in Uttar Pradesh for discharging untreated effluents and extracting ground water without permission from the Central Ground Water Authority.
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Coca-Cola Bottling Partner Found Violating Ground Water Norms: Government
Three complaints have been received against Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh units of 'Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages', the largest bottling partner of the American cola giant, in the last two years, with the complaints forwarded to the respective state governments for investigation and action for violation.
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How Will You Use Groundwater Reserve Found in South Delhi? High Court to Delhi Jal Board
The Delhi High Court has directed the city's jal board to give a "definitive" plan on how it intends to utilise the huge reserve of 63000 cubic metres of groundwater discovered in a residential colony in South Delhi.
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Coca-Cola Shelves Varanasi Plant Expansion Due to Delay in Clearance
Beverages giant Coca-Cola has shelved the plan to expand its bottling plant at Varanasi citing "inordinate delay" in receiving clearance for the project from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA).
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Coca-Cola to Resume Operations at Varanasi Plant
Beverages giant Coca Cola will resume operations at its Varanasi plant in Uttar Pradesh following an order from the National Green Tribunal, which on Friday stayed UP Pollution Control Board's directive to close the facility.
