Land Acquisition

Government decides to create a permanent tribunal for all inter-state river disputes

Pranab Choudhury has been actively engaged with the causes of the poor and the environment for more than a decade.

Three states will have to pay for water: Punjab House

“The gravity of the Kedarnath disaster in June 2013, which killed thousands of people, shocked the public almost to the point of numbness”... begins the forward by Bill Aitken in Hridayesh Joshi’s account of the disaster Rage of the river: The untold story of the Kedarnath disaster. It’s a sentence which will whirl in your mind while you read Joshi’s book.

Set in India-ka-dil, Madhya Pradesh, is the unending expanse of Panna.

Normal monsoon leads to record agricultural output this year

Bill to manage river basins out

Hon’ble Madam,

Namaskar.

At the recently concluded Woodpecker International Film Festival held at Sirifort Auditorium, New Delhi, Abdul Rashid, who works for Educational Multimedia Research Centre (EMMRC) in the University of Kashmir, was awarded Young Green Filmmaker 2016.

Minket Lepcha always felt close to nature and the environment since her childhood, thanks to her upbringing in the picturesque Darjeeling. Though she had spent many years in Delhi, studying and working in corporate firms, her interest in community development, environment and culture brought her back to her home town.