As anger over 20 days of blackouts and power-cuts in New Zealand's biggest city mounted on Wednesday, more than 500 business prepared to sue Mercury Energy and protesters planned to join an upcoming
Despite the Supreme Court order of February 6 this year, asking the nation's 11 major ports to submit information about the nature and quantum of hazardous wastes stored by them, only a few have
India has formally won the race to host the UN Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (CSSTE-AP), an international cooperative training venture. The host country
The ONGC today said that a gas leak was detected at Bombay Offshore and control operations had been launched. Gas bubbling was observed on the sea water at the LB platform, connected to the main NQO
The Madras High Court has asked the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board to implement the pollution control and environmental laws forthwith in respect of those dyeing and bleaching units located in
CM : Chief Minister Keshubhai Patel declared in Gandhinagar on Wednesday that the Rs 35,000-crore Kalpasar project would start only after the Sardar Sarovar Narmada Project is completed, thus setting
A team of the Wild Life Conservation Society (WLCS) led by M K Shivabhadrasinhji, a birds' expert, recently visited inland and coastal wetlands in this region as a part of the Asian waterfowl census
The Host Country Agreement between the UN affiliated Centre for Space Science and Technology Education in Asia and the Pacific (CSSTE-AP) and the Government of India was signed today at the third
As many as 19 non-conventional energy-based power projects with an installed capacity of 70.635 MW have been commissioned in the State by various developers as on January 1998 at an estimated cost of
