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These 2 Indian Cities Are The First To Join Wetland Accredited Cities List
Indore, Bhopal, and Udaipur were nominated from India for Wetland City Accreditation (WCA) under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.
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New Virus Discovered In China That Can Affect Brain
The virus was first identified in a 61-year-old patient in Jinzhou city in June 2019, who fell ill five days after being bitten by ticks in Inner Mongolia's wetlands
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"Delhi Will Be Made City Of Lakes," Says Minister Gopal Rai
With the aim of conserving the wetland ecosystem, the Delhi government on Tuesday decided to revamp and develop 20 lakes in the national capital.
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Man Robbed Off Camera, Accessories Worth Rs 5 Lakh In UP: Cops
An amateur photographer was allegedly robbed off his camera and accessories worth Rs 5 lakh by three unidentified motorcycle-borne assailants in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida on Sunday, officials said.
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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar-Linked Body In Green Tangle Over Illegal Construction In Kolkata
They are called Kolkata's kidneys - the wetlands to the city's east, just a little smaller in size than the city itself. Without them, Kolkata would drown in rain and drain water. A range of laws protect them. Despite this, illegal construction has been taking place on the wetlands as the state flounders in tackling encroachments.
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Identify Wetlands In Dwarka In A Week: National Green Tribunal
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi government to expeditiously identify wetlands in Dwarka sub-city here after an environment activist sought the green panel's intervention in the matter.
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Delhi Metro to Have Its First Green Power Station
Delhi Metro will have its first green power sub-station that will have solar power panels, wetland sewage treatment plant, water meters, LED bulbs, carbon dioxide sensors and other eco-friendly features, a statement said today.
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Guwahati lake filled with money lures divers, one dies
A youth's body was on Tuesday fished out from a wetland here in which scores of people entered to collect Indian currency notes that were found floating on the water. The youth, in his early 20s, had dived into the Silsako Beel on Tuesday morning along with some other eager beavers to look for and pocket the currency notes floating on the water, po...
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These 2 Indian Cities Are The First To Join Wetland Accredited Cities List
Indore, Bhopal, and Udaipur were nominated from India for Wetland City Accreditation (WCA) under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.
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New Virus Discovered In China That Can Affect Brain
The virus was first identified in a 61-year-old patient in Jinzhou city in June 2019, who fell ill five days after being bitten by ticks in Inner Mongolia's wetlands
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"Delhi Will Be Made City Of Lakes," Says Minister Gopal Rai
With the aim of conserving the wetland ecosystem, the Delhi government on Tuesday decided to revamp and develop 20 lakes in the national capital.
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Man Robbed Off Camera, Accessories Worth Rs 5 Lakh In UP: Cops
An amateur photographer was allegedly robbed off his camera and accessories worth Rs 5 lakh by three unidentified motorcycle-borne assailants in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida on Sunday, officials said.
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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar-Linked Body In Green Tangle Over Illegal Construction In Kolkata
They are called Kolkata's kidneys - the wetlands to the city's east, just a little smaller in size than the city itself. Without them, Kolkata would drown in rain and drain water. A range of laws protect them. Despite this, illegal construction has been taking place on the wetlands as the state flounders in tackling encroachments.
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Identify Wetlands In Dwarka In A Week: National Green Tribunal
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Delhi government to expeditiously identify wetlands in Dwarka sub-city here after an environment activist sought the green panel's intervention in the matter.
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Delhi Metro to Have Its First Green Power Station
Delhi Metro will have its first green power sub-station that will have solar power panels, wetland sewage treatment plant, water meters, LED bulbs, carbon dioxide sensors and other eco-friendly features, a statement said today.
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Guwahati lake filled with money lures divers, one dies
A youth's body was on Tuesday fished out from a wetland here in which scores of people entered to collect Indian currency notes that were found floating on the water. The youth, in his early 20s, had dived into the Silsako Beel on Tuesday morning along with some other eager beavers to look for and pocket the currency notes floating on the water, po...
