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March 2016

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Last Updated On: 31/03/2016

Greenland ice sheet getting darker, ups melting risk: Study

As air worsens, New Delhi turns to masks

Subsidy withdrawal to hit solar power drive: Industry

Govt comes out with draft policy for wind power projects

69 percent of Chandigarh has no clue about e-waste; do you

Inami Bagh: 37 mango varieties, pre-Partition history mark new heritage site

Budget traces 100-yr-old history, marks Rs 2 cr to mango orchard

Cash reward for panchayats for keeping villages clean

Inami Bagh to be national biodiversity heritage site

PM urges people to conserve forests

Amendment of green laws: Govt told not to act on panel report

India must serve local demand to win WTO solar dispute

NGT: Check pollution due to weddings

Green penalty may go up from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 crore

Health teams to sensitise public to vector-borne diseases

Rare owls spotted near Harike

Wind, rain flatten wheat crop in region

Solar plants to be set up on canals

Reservoirs fall to abysmal level

Govt notifies standards for gensets running on petrol, diesel

Unauthorised hill slope occupation an environmental hazard

India to get 421 million dollar from US for solar, internet projects

Sumatran rhino sighted in Indonesian Borneo for first time in 40 years

Great Indian Bustards extinct in Nashik region, not spotted since 2007

‘New Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules will Change The way Country Used to Manage Waste Earlier; Make a Big Difference to Clean India Mission’: Javadekar

Now, solar energy can power air conditioner, refrigerator

Silence please: Honking outside hospitals to invite Rs 1,000 fine

Water, water everywhere? Pay more for water in Chandigarh from April 15

Record leap in carbon dioxide seen in 2015

Environmental factors behind nearly quarter of global deaths: WHO

Bio-toilets in 2,000 ECoR train coaches

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