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January 2015

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Last Updated On: 30/01/2015

Stricter pollution norms across north India by April

Forest area inspection for 4-laning Jalandhar-Barnala highway on Friday

Age limit for vehicles won’t curb pollution: Centre to SC

Just two hours of exposure to diesel fumes can harm genes

Punjab govt offers incentives to curb stubble burning

Village shunning stubble burning to get Rs 1 lakh reward

Junk report on 5 green laws, NGOs tell House committee

Pollution in Ghaggar on the rise

Govt cautions agri officials against yellow rust attack

Water pollution spreads skin disease

‘Makki di roti’ and ‘sarson da saag’ losing their flavour

Climate change can damage wheat production: Study

India should help reach meaningful climate change pact, UN Secretary General says

Rooftop solar photovoltaic power plant inaugurated at IRB complex

Deadly uranium traces are not limited to Malwa groundwater

Bone-chilling cold a boon for rabi crops

Ludhiana cow sets new national record, yields 62kg milk per day

Plant poplars for prosperity, farmers told

Sensitise people on use of rooftop solar plants: UT administrator

Bhabha research centre to start work on installation of 2 biogas plants in Feb

Flu scare after 50 birds die in wildlife sanctuary at Abohar

Mechanised cotton farming boosts crop productivity, farmers’ income

15 percent water samples have high uranium content: GNDU study

Rain lashes Malwa region, raises hopes of bumper crop

Soon, new emission norms for vehicles in India

Panel to find ways to gauge pollution level

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