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“We should carry three tasks namely mandatory fuel economic standard, improvement in quality of fuel and fiscal policy regime. The immediate task ahead at us is to have Mandatory Fuel …
Jairam Ramesh Advocates Three Task Approach for Tackling Climate Change Read More
Gucci heels, Dior sunglasses tucked on her head, an attractive lady gets off her newly bought black and shiny Bentley Continental GT and moves on to buy organic vegetables from …
If Looks Could Kill: Beauty, Brand or Us? Read More
The real challenge starts at the end. And the preparation that went in to come to such an end is indeed praiseworthy. Over hundred delegates turned up to face the …
“To Be the Change”…that’s what DYSoC 2010 Delegates Pledged For! Read More
More than a hundred delegates turned up on the first day of the DYSoC 2011 and the group discussion that followed after lunch was a big success where each and every delegate got their voice heard and a strong report on each topic of discussion viz, water, waste, energy, transport, urban planning and urban biodiversity was formulated.
A New End – Report on Delhi Youth Summit on Climate, 2010 Read More
The urban biodiversity group at DYSoC 2010 The first day of “Delhi Youth Summit on Climate, 2010 (DYSoC)”, witnessed a new phase in the environmental movement among the youth in …
DYSoC Day 1: Delhi Youth’s Eco-Rendezvous on Environment Day Read More
200 mosquitoes swarmed into our bedroom last night. Some of them also managed to get into our mosquito net which meant a sleepless night. The impact it had on our …
Learning to Look at the Larger Picture Read More
File photo of the previous Delhi Climate Bicycle Ride In its dedicated attempt at raising awareness about climate change, rising vehicular pollution and promoting Cycling, walking and public transport as …
Invite: Sunday Climate Bicycle Ride Read More
On the eve of UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen, a ‘Climate Bicycle Ride’ is being organised in Delhi on Sunday, 6th December at Ambedkar Nagar Terminal on BRT corridor; by …
Invitation: Climate Bicycle Ride in Delhi for COP at Copenhagen Read More
For a city where 98% of the total annual rainfall pours down in less than a month, planning can never be easy. When the latter is carried out hurriedly as if to meet a certain 2010 target, what can happen is what Delhi is witnessing today. A delayed monsoon that gave up to the changing climate met an infrastructure in the making of a ‘world class city’.
Underpass and Flyovers: Blueprint for Delhi’s Destruction? Read More
Taking time out while living in a city, to actually read a blog is great. Getting responses from those of you who take the trouble to not only read the …
Good Transport – What Does It Take? Read More
In any conversation about Delhi contributing to climate change due to CO2 emissions, dominant is the issue of intra-city transport using petrol, CNG and diesel. This contributes over 30% of the city’s emissions and …
Public Transport – I Read MorePillar 67 of the Metro line broke causing a crash on 12 July 09. It had developed a crack in March and after placing 400 tonne launcher on the repaired pillar, …
In Life There Are Problems Read More