EU tightens stand against forced labour
The European Parliament voted to bar products made with forced labor from the EU market. The move will be ensured through a set of regulations to be put in place…
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REC set aside Rs 40000 cr for Green Hydrogen and Thermal projects
The state-owned REC Limited has signed three MoUs totalling Rs 40,358 crores to support and finance various projects in Odisha.
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Turning the green tide
Many framers across the country swiftly learned how to produce more regional indigenous crops, including millets.
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India’s message on climate change at Oscars 2024
This is probably the only film on a commercial scale that depicts the cruel face of the climate change disaster that shook Kerala. A state that sees rains at least…
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My fangirl moment with the great Dr Swaminathan
Dr Swaminathan enthusiastically spoke about new developments in agriculture, emphasized the need for more R&D, and the significance of the media's role in developing the correct narrative.
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20 Maharashtra Villages Benefit from HDFC Bank Climate Project
The Climate Project, which was launched in October 2020, covered 20 villages in Jafrabad aimed at helping the local people cope with adverse climate change vulnerabilities such as drought, heat waves, and…
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Navistar Joins the World’s Largest Corporate Sustainability Initiative
Navistar, Inc. has joined the United Nations' Global Compact initiative, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative
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Indian approach and leadership key to achieve SDGs
A recent publication showcases 17 lighthouse initiatives aimed at achieving 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by not-for-profit organizations and communities
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India’s Women Reservation Bill: paying way for DEI?
As a sustainability warrior, I see the historic women's reservation bill passed by the Indian Parliament on September 20, 2023 as a pave blocker for DEI.
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Spirituality with a changing mindset
Being in Mumbai for more than 2 decades and a journalist who has covered the immersions of Ganpati Bappa from 1.5 days to the last day, I can confidently say…
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15% SDGs on track due to climate change and extreme weather
Despite some unavoidable climate changes, every fraction of a degree and ton of CO2 matters to limit global warming and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Water crisis at the time of floods
While the world is busy pointing fingers at climate change, I am also noticing an alarming scare! Lack of potable drinking water in the climate disaster affected areas.
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