From American municipal sludge to Indonesian garbage, Arabian mining and Kuwaiti rubber waste, copppe, zinc, aluminium-India not only is fast becoming a dumping ground for "foreign waste" but pays
The Government has stopped issuing no objection certificate (NOC) for export of new molecules for drugs and has referred the case to the Law Ministry for examining the legality of such exports under
The lobby against the UK based cigarette manufacturer, Rothmans International, has become active again, with its proposal for setting up a 100 per cent Indian subsidiary, coming up for consideration
The British government inaugurate a cattle passport system that it hopes will lead to the lifting of the worldwide ban imposed on exports of British beef by the end of this year. A computer system
An inter-ministerial panel has been set up to check poaching and illegal trade in animal parts. This has been done in view of the threat to the survival of several species such as tigers and rhinos.
Lions in South Africa's famous Kruger National Park are being ravaged by an incurable and deadly bovine strain of tuberculosis which could kill them all, according to an agriculture official. "Lions
While bridging the 'lab-to-land-gap' has been the aim behind the series of Kisan Melas held in the country, some new ground is sought to be broken by the one being conducted in Shikohabad (UP) on 5
The international opinion of India's agricultural bounty is not as rosy as projected within the country, or so it seems from the latest report ' Beyond Malthus: Sixteen Dimensions of the Population
The $450-million private sector pharma major in China, Shanghai, Fortune Industrial Company Ltd, has decided to put up a plant in India. If everything goes well, the venture will be the maiden
Patna-based Laison Office Industries Ltd has developed a windmill model to meet the energy requirements of large households. The product is being registered under the Indian Patent Rights Act. Laison
