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Even Ganga's Originating Point Is Polluted, Green Tribunal Told
The National Green Tribunal has been informed that according to an Uttarakhand government's report on pollution in Ganga, even the "originating point" of the pious river is polluted by sewage treatment plant (STP) discharge.
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India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test Stand Deemed Unsafe, May Collapse. Report Says 'If Rishabh Pant Hits A Six..."
India vs Bangladesh: According to the report, the government officials has given the verdict that the structure could collapse if the Green Park Stadium stand is up to full capacity
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Skoda-Auto Volkswagen Receives Green Signal For Rs 15,000 Crore Investment
Skoda-Auto Volkswagen India gets approval for a Rs 15,000 crore investment from the Maharashtra Government to expand production capacity in India.
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Siddaramaiah's Swipe At Governor Amid Calls For Resignation: 10 Points
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today launched a fresh attack on Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot, calling him "a puppet" of the central government, after the Governor gave the green light to act against Siddaramaiah in a land allotment "scam".
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High Fluoride Content In Groundwater At 58 Locations In Delhi: Report
Groundwater samples collected from 58 tubewells in Delhi exceed permissible fluoride limits, according to a report submitted by the Delhi government to the National Green Tribunal (NGT).
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Proposed 10-Storey Building In "Lungs Of Bengaluru" Sparks Protests
Hundreds gathered today at Bengaluru's iconic Cubbon Park to oppose the Karnataka government's plan to construct a 10-storey building as an annex to the High Court within the cherished green expanse of the public park.
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Women Personnel Being Appointed As Onboard Warships: Centre In Lok Sabha
The Indian government announces the appointment of women in combat roles, grants permanent commission, introduces a 'green channel policy' for military procurement, establishes defence industrial corridors, and emphasizes technology transfer initiati
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India Trade Department Backs Lower Tax On Hybrid Cars In Green Push
India's trade department has backed lowering taxes on hybrid vehicles to help the transition to cleaner energy sources, following demands by Japanese car makers, five government and industry sources told Reuters.
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Pakistan Captain Shan Masood Urges Australian Government For "Country-wide Search, Best Detectives' To Find David Warner's Stolen Cap
In an emotional plea on social media, the star opener revealed that his 'Baggy Green' cap had been stolen
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Don't Buy Diesel, Petrol Vehicles From 2024: Himachal Chief Minister Tells Officials
In an initiative to achieve the goal of Green and Clean Himachal, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has directed all government departments not to buy diesel or petrol vehicles from January 1, 2024.
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"Nobody Cares For Delhi": Court Pulls Up Officials After 400 Trees Die
The Delhi High Court on Monday expressed its "extreme displeasure" over government officials failing to comply with directions on greening the arterial roads in the national capital.
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Salvoes Of Rockets Fired At US Embassy In Baghdad Amid Israel-Hamas War
At least three rockets targeted the US embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone at dawn on Friday, landing on the outskirts of the district housing government and diplomatic buildings, an Iraqi security official said.
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Delhi's 'Green War Room' Starts 24x7 Monitoring Of Air Pollution In City
The Delhi government's control centre to monitor air pollution and redress complaints - 'Green War Room' - started functioning round-the-clock with a larger team of analysts and experts from Tuesday, Environment Minister Gopal Rai said.
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UK Set To Backtrack On Policies Aimed At Net Zero Emissions By 2050
The UK looked set to backtrack Wednesday on policies aimed at achieving net zero emissions by 2050 with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expected to water down some of the government's green commitments.
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Climate Targets Should Not Bankrupt British People: UK's Suella Braverman
UK interior minister Suella Braverman said Wednesday that green policies should not mean "bankrupting" British citizens as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appeared set to soften some of the government's net-zero pledges.
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Even Ganga's Originating Point Is Polluted, Green Tribunal Told
The National Green Tribunal has been informed that according to an Uttarakhand government's report on pollution in Ganga, even the "originating point" of the pious river is polluted by sewage treatment plant (STP) discharge.
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India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test Stand Deemed Unsafe, May Collapse. Report Says 'If Rishabh Pant Hits A Six..."
India vs Bangladesh: According to the report, the government officials has given the verdict that the structure could collapse if the Green Park Stadium stand is up to full capacity
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Skoda-Auto Volkswagen Receives Green Signal For Rs 15,000 Crore Investment
Skoda-Auto Volkswagen India gets approval for a Rs 15,000 crore investment from the Maharashtra Government to expand production capacity in India.
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Siddaramaiah's Swipe At Governor Amid Calls For Resignation: 10 Points
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today launched a fresh attack on Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot, calling him "a puppet" of the central government, after the Governor gave the green light to act against Siddaramaiah in a land allotment "scam".
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High Fluoride Content In Groundwater At 58 Locations In Delhi: Report
Groundwater samples collected from 58 tubewells in Delhi exceed permissible fluoride limits, according to a report submitted by the Delhi government to the National Green Tribunal (NGT).
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Proposed 10-Storey Building In "Lungs Of Bengaluru" Sparks Protests
Hundreds gathered today at Bengaluru's iconic Cubbon Park to oppose the Karnataka government's plan to construct a 10-storey building as an annex to the High Court within the cherished green expanse of the public park.
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Women Personnel Being Appointed As Onboard Warships: Centre In Lok Sabha
The Indian government announces the appointment of women in combat roles, grants permanent commission, introduces a 'green channel policy' for military procurement, establishes defence industrial corridors, and emphasizes technology transfer initiati
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India Trade Department Backs Lower Tax On Hybrid Cars In Green Push
India's trade department has backed lowering taxes on hybrid vehicles to help the transition to cleaner energy sources, following demands by Japanese car makers, five government and industry sources told Reuters.
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Pakistan Captain Shan Masood Urges Australian Government For "Country-wide Search, Best Detectives' To Find David Warner's Stolen Cap
In an emotional plea on social media, the star opener revealed that his 'Baggy Green' cap had been stolen
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Don't Buy Diesel, Petrol Vehicles From 2024: Himachal Chief Minister Tells Officials
In an initiative to achieve the goal of Green and Clean Himachal, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has directed all government departments not to buy diesel or petrol vehicles from January 1, 2024.
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"Nobody Cares For Delhi": Court Pulls Up Officials After 400 Trees Die
The Delhi High Court on Monday expressed its "extreme displeasure" over government officials failing to comply with directions on greening the arterial roads in the national capital.
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Salvoes Of Rockets Fired At US Embassy In Baghdad Amid Israel-Hamas War
At least three rockets targeted the US embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone at dawn on Friday, landing on the outskirts of the district housing government and diplomatic buildings, an Iraqi security official said.
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Delhi's 'Green War Room' Starts 24x7 Monitoring Of Air Pollution In City
The Delhi government's control centre to monitor air pollution and redress complaints - 'Green War Room' - started functioning round-the-clock with a larger team of analysts and experts from Tuesday, Environment Minister Gopal Rai said.
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UK Set To Backtrack On Policies Aimed At Net Zero Emissions By 2050
The UK looked set to backtrack Wednesday on policies aimed at achieving net zero emissions by 2050 with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expected to water down some of the government's green commitments.
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Climate Targets Should Not Bankrupt British People: UK's Suella Braverman
UK interior minister Suella Braverman said Wednesday that green policies should not mean "bankrupting" British citizens as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appeared set to soften some of the government's net-zero pledges.
