Rashme Sehgal

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EU carbon tax stand irks BASIC ministers

Basic ministers of environment from China, Brazil, South Africa and India have jointly condemned the unilateral decision of the European Union to impose a carbon tax on airlines in the guise of climate change.

EU official to India: Carbon tax inevitable

Following meetings with both minister for aviation Ajit Singh and environment minister Jayanti Natarajan on the controversial carbon emissions levy that EU has introduced, Connie Hedegaard, European Union climate action commissioner, claimed the tax is inevitable “as aviation is increasing and emissions from aviation are also increasing.”

Nair writes to PM, wants ban revoked

Demanding an apology from those responsible for taking punitive action against him and three fellow space scientists, former Isro chief G.

Why no action on babus, PM asked

In a strongly worded letter to the Prime Minister, Dr Pushpa Bhargava, who established genetic engineering in India, has expressed shock that not a single bureaucrat has been singled out in the controversial Antrix-Devas Mulitmedia deal.

Why are babus off the hook in Antrix-Devas deal, asks Dr Pushpa Bhargava

In a strongly worded letter to the prime minister, Dr Pushpa Bhargava who established genetic engineering in India, has expressed shock that not a single bureaucrat has been singled out in the controv

Row will give bad name to Isro, says Karnik

The controversy over the Devas-Antrix Isro agreement is bound to give India’s premier space agency a bad name, especially when its success story remains unmatched by any space agency across the world.

Study claims report on diesel cars faulty

The latest data put together by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) trashes the automobile industry contention that personal cars account for only 0.6 per cent of India’s diesel consumption.

Canal will hurt top reserve’s tigers

The Rajasthan state government’s determination to construct a canal which will slice through the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve (RTR) is going to take a heavy toll on the tiger population of this high-profile sanctuary.
The canal will severe the crucial corridor that links RTR to the Sawai Mansingh Sanctuary.

Andhra may be among top emitters

The setting up of 63 thermal power plants along the coast line of Andhra Pradesh will place this state in the category of one of the biggest carbon emitters in the world.

Funds for afforestation go unutilised

Despite Rs 11,000 crores set aside for compulsory afforestation (CA) under CAMPA, much of the funding in forestation programmes remains unused.

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