Villages protest forest acquisition

No compensation from steel major Jindal, allege Odisha people

High court closes polluting factory

Low on carbon crunching

Fresh scheme sets efficiency targets for energy-guzzling sectors but is still too soft

Maoist insurgency

Land struggles and growth of India’s red corridor

Smokestacks lightening?

Emissions are bound to increase. The power sector improves, but others will spew more, especially iron and steel

Muscle power

The 200 million tonne challenge

With the sector set to boom, India needs an action plan

Saranda for sale?

First by diluting it and then by delaying it, the Jharkhand government ensures slow death of a plan meant to safeguard Saranda and its wildlife …

It's the typos, stupid

POSCO faces fresh litigation, protest

Uncertainty looms over its $12 billion steel plant project in Odisha

Some sectors perform at the global best levels, others can reach there

Slack approach

POSCO villages resist land acquisition by Odisha government

Despite protests administration demolishes 37 betel gardens on the forestland. Land acquistion put on hold till June 17

Pollution glorified

World Bank arm finances polluting steel mill in Jharkhand

Chhattisgarh's Industrial Jungle

Chhattisgarh is set to become the largest producer of thermal power, cement and sponge iron. The push is on to install 77 per cent of India's …

Slow and unsteady

POSCO gets green signal

Environment ministry goes soft on South Korean steel giant POSCO

Legal tussle

Quit Wardha

Gandhi ashram protests polluting pig iron plant nearby

‘Green’ steel, cement for clean energy? Not yet there, says IEA; here’s why

In order to achieve net zero emission target, battery manufacturing capacity for electronic vehicles has to multiply by six times the present …

Sponge iron’s dirty growth

In the years to come, India's expanding steel production will be largely driven by sponge iron. But its manufacturing process, based on coal, is …

Sindhudurg on road to conflict

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The wasteland

Bellary has lost 45 per cent of its forest cover to iron ore mining, says the CEC report