Particulate matter pollution rose over 20% across Indo-Gangetic Plain in a decade, Himalayas no longer insulated: Study

NEW DELHI: A satellite-based study covering 25 years of data across the Indo-Gangetic Plain, the Himalayan region, and North-East India has found that overall particulate matter (PM) pollution increased by more than 20% in a single decade (during 2010–2019 compared to the 2000–2009 baseline) with Bihar and West Bengal being the worst-affected zones. It also…

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PAU conducts summer drink training for rural women | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: College of Community Science at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) recently organized a series of hands-on training in the villages of Halwara, Akalgarh, Boparai Kalan, Purain and Kullewal. The training under the All-India Coordinated Research Project -Women in Agriculture (AICRP) focused on the preparation of healthy summer drinks such as watermelon mint cooler, mulberry juice,…

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Complete RTE admissions in a week or face action, DM tells 28 schools | Noida News

Ghaziabad: Twenty-eight private schools in the city came under the district administration’s scanner on Monday for failing to complete admissions under the Right to Education (RTE) Act. District magistrate Ravindra Kumar Mander warned that strict action, including sealing of school premises, will be taken against institutions that continue to deny admission to eligible children.At a…

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BJP announces Rajya Sabha candidates for 5 states ahead of June 18 polls; nominates Tarun Chugh from Madhya Pradesh | Delhi News

BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh (Photo credit: X/@Tarun Chugh) NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday announced its candidates for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections in five states.The BJP included the names of party national general secretary Tarun Chugh from Madhya Pradesh and Satish Poonia from Rajasthan.As per the list released by…

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Strike has little impact on commuters as cabs, autos run in Gurgaon | Gurgaon News

Gurgaon: Cabs and autorickshaws operated normally on Thursday despite the three-day strike called by All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) over the environmental compensation charge (ECC) in Delhi-NCR. Commuters reported no trouble finding rides, both on the ground or through mobile apps, with services continuing as usual.Swati Sharma, a regular cab user, said she was…

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