Industrial Pollution Killing Sirsa River
byEnvironment Group writes to NGT to appoint River Rejuvenation Committee Demands Community Participation in making and implementation of action plans for restoration; Moratorium on…
Environment Group writes to NGT to appoint River Rejuvenation Committee Demands Community Participation in making and implementation of action plans for restoration; Moratorium on…
Mr. Modi’s government appears to be mesmerised by big ticket projects and ventures, and will not let any concerns about the environment stand in its way. All warnings are dismissed as the rantings of “urban naxals” or interference by foreign entities
Manali: Recklessly dumping of muck extracted from road widening activities from the Manali by-pass road has irked residents and environmentalist. Most of the muck…
Wards of Kullu town that will celebrate a clean and green Diwali will be honoured on the occasion of Repulic Day – District Magistrate Yunus
The unpredictability of weather and natural changes that have struck the Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh in the past two decades are clear indicators of a marked shift in weather patterns in the region, according to Sanjeeva Pandey
Shimla: An unusually early snowfall has landlocked the high altitude valley of Lahaul and many tourists and commuters had been left stranded because of…
The destruction caused by the overflowing Beas river has had the people recall the year 1995 when a devastating flood had left the entire district traumatised
Having changed course Neugal Khud is now flowing right through what are the remains of Saurabh Van Vihar
Last week we met with the BBNDA officials and asked them to stop putting the garbage there. Not only are they continuing to dump the garbage but they have over the last five days put piles of mud to cover the stinking heaps of garbage.
The NGT June 2017 order states, “The Deputy Commissioner, Kullu, Executive Officer of the Municipal Committees of Kullu-Manali and Bhuntar shall ensure that no garbage is dumped at Pirdi, adjoining Johar Village, particularly on the river bank. It is submitted that within two weeks from today a site will be identified by the Deputy Commissioner where municipal solid waste would be dumped for its proper management and handling….”