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to broadbase the use of plastics in an eco-friendly manner, the ministry of environment and forests ( m o ef ) has cons

Launch sites based at sea will offer a safer and cost effective way for the flourishing satellite industry

with a view to improving food safety standards, the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board ( aerb) will oversee irradiation of food material in the country, under the Atomic Energy (Control and

As part of an effort to promote nasa s technology, US researchers have developed two new automated agricultural machines

Chips n' bytes channel Computer users in the UK will soon have a satellite TV channel of their own. The Sky Computer Channel will begin broadcasts on November 1 and transmit programmes every night.

an estimated 2,750 Bangladeshi villagers who lost their homes in heavy floods last May, have petitioned the World Bank ( wb ) for redress. They opine that the floods in central Bangladesh were

World Bank makes a hollow attempt of involving NGOs in a project for the management of protected areas

The discovery of the role played by pre historic people in the extinction of several species of animals and birds gives the subject of biodiversity depletion and conservation strategies a new twist

a clear message has been handed out to east and central European countries wishing to join the European Union

After several years of hostile talks and skirmishes, the cold and quiet expanse of the Arctic has become an area of joint concern by the nations bordering it - Canada, Denmark (it owns