The Second International Scientific and Business Congress under the theme “Localisation Program on Environmental Business and Supply Base in India” with The International Green Business Fair will take place from 3rd to 4th February 2009 in New Delhi, India. The Second Congress has already seen support from Dr. R.K. Pachauri, Chairman, IPCC who […]
Month: November 2008
Mercury pollution is a serious global environmental and human health problem which causes various adverse impacts throughout the world. The healthcare industry is one of the glaring examples of mishandling of mercury. Healthcare uses mercury in many ways like in thermometer, sphygmomanometer, dental amalgam, chemicals etc. The scattered source combined […]
Today, when the world is facing the harmful consequences of global warming and depletion of resources, environment conservation has become a topic of global significance, not just an issue with local importance.
DHANAK DIN: NEHRU BAL MELA Children and Youth Festival 27th, 28th and 30th November 2008 9.30 AM to 5.30 PM TEEN MURTI BHAWAN Dhanak Din and the Nehru Memorial Museum & Library (NMML) at the Teen Murti Bhawan invite all to the Nehru Bal Mela, celebrating a Children and Youth Festival […]
Critical Mass is an event held in almost all major cities of the world, usually on the last Friday of every month, wherein a mass of cyclists ride through the streets of the city. The peak hour bicycle ride gives the subtle message to the motor-drivers, that cyclists exist too! The […]
It took a radical fast-unto-death decision by a Professor, playing the religion-political card and much activism, that the Government of India has now accepted the fact – otherwise as crystal clear as should have been the water of the Ganges – that the holiest of holy River Ganga is polluted, […]
Tata Jagriti Yatra is an annual train journey that will take 350 of India’s highly motivated youth (with some participation of international students) between the ages of 18-25 on a eighteen day national odyssey, introducing them to unsung heroes of India. The aim is to awaken the spirit of entrepreneurship […]
48°C Public. Art. Ecology, a combined initiative of Goethe-Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan and GTZ, is an experiment set within the capital metropolitan city of Delhi. The ambition of this festival is to interrogate the teetering ecology of the city through the prism of contemporary art. Through a number of art interventions […]
Prime Minister of India inaugurating the Third South Asian Conference on Sanitation “Sanitation has a strong connection not only with personal hygiene but also with human dignity and well-being, public health, nutrition and even education. Mahatma Gandhi had once said “Sanitation is more important than independence”. He made cleanliness and […]
KunZum.com invites all to the book launch of Ajay Jain’s new travel book, Peep Peep Don’t Sleep by noted photographer and author Amit Pasricha. A collection of funny road signs and ads, Peep Peep Don’t Sleep was put together by Ajay Jain after driving over 10,000 km on Indian highways. Adding to the humour is […]
The YP Foundation invites all to Varun Narain’s PETROLEUM, an interactive puppet theatre production that crosses the divide between ‘man’ and ‘woman’ and questions the idea of a ‘good woman’, followed by an interaction with the artist. Date: November 24, 2008 Time: 6 PM Venue: The Attic, Connaught Place For more […]
Notificaion for the beginning of a series of workshops/ trainings on related themes by Jaya Iyer. The first of the series, we hope to build a community parents who would like engage on issues of fear, pressure, violence, trust, tensions, breaches within and with our children. The beginning is from self and […]
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