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Priyanka Chandola
Priyanka Chandola
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2012-11-15
Particulate matter exceeded standard almost ten times; NO2 and S02 levels also registered increase
2011-9-30
Pollutants in the air damage more than the lungs, warn health experts
2010-6-15
Plans on to track pollution during the Commonwealth Games. What about cleaning the air?
2009-11-15
Keeping the car windows rolled up while driving is a good idea
2009-11-15
Centre asks cities to benchmark their urban transportation services
2003-4-30
the March 31, 2003, deadline set by the Supreme Court (sc) for cleaning the 22-kilometre Delhi stretch of Yamuna river has come and gone. Yet the river, which is the source of 70 per cent of Delhi's drinking water, remains a "dirty drain"
2002-4-30
Farmers and activists in Bastar reject high-yielding rice varieties to preserve traditional varieties
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The UN environment report states that Ganga would disappear by 2030.There would be no need to train engineers or even Ganga...
A report published in the Journal of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology suggests that babies of...