While the government continues to please the "aam aadmi" with its yearly budget, environmentalists are not so impressed and believe that the bigger picture might be different.

June 29: The issue of land subsidence due to the over-exploitation of oil and gas, in both onshore and offshore projects, has become a contentious issue in the Krishna-Godavari basin. While environmentalists have raised concerns over land subsidence, geologists discount any such possibility.

High court agrees with the Centre uttarakhand high court vacated its stay on a Central government order suspending work on the 600 MW Loha

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Celebrated documentary filmmaker Naresh Bedi, touted as India

NEW DELHI: Noted environmentalist Vandana Shiva released a new book,

Construction Debris Chokes Glacial River
D S Kunwar | TNN

Nainital: What price electricity? Alaknanda, the majestic glacial river from the high Himalayas that gives Bhagirathi its immense volume and turns it into the Ganga, is drying up in large swathes (from six to 26 km) even before it meets the Bhagirathi at Devprayag, raising deep concerns about the future of India

Neha Lalchandani | TNN

MUMBAI: Environmentalists are up in arms after the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) recently converted a pathway into a six-kilometre tarred road that cuts through 102 hectares of mangroves along Thane Creek. Greens fear that the pucca road will encourage trespassing into the mangrove zone and encroachment by builders.