Van Mahotsav or Forest Festival is celebrated in India every year since 1950 in the first week of July. It was conceptualized by Dr KM Munshi.
Drawing parallels between novel Coronavirus and global warming in the hope of influencing course correction for saving human civilization.
The first pandemic took place during the WWI destruction. The Chinese COVID-19 Pandemic seems to be another warning shot by Mother Nature.
Through the Zero Waste Initiative adopted up by Oriental Apartments, it is now on its way to becoming a Waste Neutral Colony.
In a bizarre press release, the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs has agreed that it will be cutting 14,031 trees in Sarojini Nagar.
Of the many things Delhi is famous for, the most spacious are its Government colonies located in New Delhi.
5 June is celebrated as the World Environment Day since 1972. It marks the day when the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (or the Stockholm Conference) convened with participation from 113 nations. This further led to the setting up of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
Not many would know that Shimla derives its name from Shimlah or Shumlah, a middle-sized village around which the city developed and which was famous for a Fakir who used to give water to travellers. The Shimla of today is urging travellers to not come to their city and to not drink their water.
Gandhi’s teachings on non-violence also highlighted the need for living in harmony with Nature and Natural Resources.
With awareness and research in place to some extent, it is political will alone that is the missing ingredient in protecting India’s rivers.
An AQI based graded response system has been put in place in Delhi which could increase your parking rates during peak pollution days.
We share with you the beautiful and unexplored Indian destination of Imphal, the capital of Manipur, located in North-east India!
