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Saving Hindon & Yamuna:NGT imposes Rs 20,000 fine for dumping waste in Hindon
The Indian Express , Tuesday, August 25, 2015

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) issued a directive that anyone found throwing waste material in or around the Hindon canal would have to pay a fine of Rs 20,000. It also added that vehicles used for ...More


‘Stop illegal sand mining in Yamuna’
AKANKSHA JAIN
The Hindu , Tuesday, August 25, 2015

After finding out that sand is being mined illegally from the banks and bed of the Yamuna on the pretext of de-silting and dredging to maintain the flow of river, the National Green Tribunal has direc ...More


Building a refuge
Samad Kottur
Deccan Herald , Tuesday, August 18, 2015

River Tungabhadra in Karnataka is home to all sorts of wildlife – otters, turtles, fishes and crocodiles. In particular, sand banks and islands on the riverbed are the main breeding grounds for such s ...More


ANGLING FOR A RARE SIGHT OF THE MAHSEER
Preeti Zachariah
Live Mint , Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Gordon Mulley, a seasoned angler, can tell you exactly when he caught his very first mahseer. “It was the year 1966 and I was all of 16 when I found my big fellow in the rapids of the Cauvery, a littl ...More


Environmental concerns force deferment of decision on Ken-Betwa river link project
The Hindustan Times , Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Amidst questions of suppressing of facts pertaining to the environmental cost of the Ken-Betwa river link project and possible detrimental impact to tiger ecology in Panna national park by independent ...More


Concern over water quality in Valapattanam river
MOHAMED NAZEER
The Hindu , Tuesday, August 11, 2015

The contamination from wood industries and saline intrusion are only aggravated by dumping of waste and abandoned crafts captured for illegal sand mining. rganic and chemical contamination of surface ...More


Lion deaths: Centre may bring out new policy on sand mining in forest area
Piyush Mishra
The Times of India , Tuesday, August 11, 2015

AHMEDABAD: Minister of state for environment and forest Prakash Javadekar on Sunday said that central government is planning to bring a new policy to allow sand mining in forest areas in order to stop ...More


MPs assured pro-people approach to handle issue of 'ecologically sensitive area' in Western Ghats
Vishwa Mohan
Business Standard , Tuesday, August 04, 2015

NEW DELHI: The Center on Monday assured MPs from Western Ghats region that the final notification on earmarking 'ecologically sensitive area' (ESA) will incorporate suggestions of all the six states a ...More


Exclude areas under agriculture, habitation Eco-Sensitive Zones: MPs to govt
PTI
The Economic Times , Tuesday, August 04, 2015

NEW DELHI: MPs from six states falling under the Western Ghats region today urged the government to explore the possibility of excluding areas under agriculture and habitation from the Eco-Sensitive Z ...More


Govt pushes for sand mining in Garhwal
Yogesh Kumar
The Times of India , Wednesday, July 22, 2015

DEHRADUN: Sand mining is as lucrative as gold mining, goes an old adage in Uttarakhand. No wonder then that the state government is pushing so hard to get environment clearances, so the Garhwal Mandal ...More


Shy of Spending, India Inc Prefers Government Money for Ganga Cleaning
Richa Sharma
The New Indian Express , Sunday, July 12, 2015

NEW DELHI:Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s enthusiastic corporate applauders are not signing cheques when it comes to brass tacks. The ‘NamamiGange’ project, which aims to clean the holy Ganges, has rec ...More


Sand Mining a Threat to Western Ghats Fish Species
M Raghuram
The New Indian Express , Sunday, July 12, 2015

MANGALORE:Sand miners and the district administration have been at loggerheads ever since the authorities banned mining on river beds from June 10 during the monsoon. Deputy Commissioner A B Ibrahim h ...More


First unified survey of Ganga dolphin soon
PTI
The Times of India , Sunday, July 12, 2015

NEW DELHI: India will soon launch the first unified survey to enumerate the endangered Ganga dolphins, the National Aquatic Animal, whose count is an important indicator of the health of the holy rive ...More


Centre allots Rs 20 crore for protecting endangered species
Press Trust of India
Business Standard , Thursday, July 09, 2015

The Centre has allocated Rs 20 crore for protection and conservation of the five most threatened species across the country, Environment minister Prakash Javadekar said today. Chairing the sixth me ...More


Draft rules focus on construction waste to tackle air pollution
Vishwa Mohan
The Times of India , Wednesday, July 01, 2015

NEW DELHI: In order to deal with 'construction waste', a key source of air pollution in cities including the national Capital, the government's draft rules on solid waste management make it mandatory ...More


Polluting industries get time till Sept to install devices to monitor effluent discharge
AMITI SEN
Business Line , Wednesday, July 01, 2015

Govt to soon come up with new ‘sustainable’ sand mining policy NEW DELHI, JUNE 30: Industrial units in three critically polluting sectors — petrochemicals, oil refining and thermal power — have be ...More


Islands in Ganga: Fall-out of rampant sand mining
Vineet Upadhyay
The Times of India , Friday, June 26, 2015

NAINITAL: The major rivers of Uttarakhand are under severe stress with excessive sand mining from the river bed and commercial activity along the banks. The rampant quarrying of sand has changed the l ...More


A safe haven for otters in TB river bed
Bosky Khanna Bengaluru: June 23, 2015, DHNS
Deccan Herald , Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Karnataka now has the first-ever dedicated Otter Conservation Reserve situated downstream of the Tungabhadra river. The Department of Forest, Environment and Ecology, through a gazette notification ...More


Move for sand-mining in Pampa draws flak
RADHAKRISHNAN KUTTOOR
The Hindu , Wednesday, June 17, 2015

No proper sand audit done on river: eco body. The move to resume sand-mining in Pampa has invited widespread criticism from various environmental organisations in Central Travancore. The government ...More


Government planning emergency steps to clean Delhi's air, says Prakash Javadekar
AkashVashishtha
India Today , Tuesday, June 09, 2015

Even as Delhi emerges as the most polluted city in the world, the environment ministry is contemplating emergency measures to combat the rising air pollution levels in the Capital. Without elaboratin ...More


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