NAGAON, March 23: The Nagaon Upabhokta Suraksha Samity (NUSS) in a meeting organized jointly with the Gangutri Mahila Samity demanded protection of wild animals including Rhinos and other forest resources from the Government.

After getting tremendous response across the cities and villages of Punjab, Nanhi Chhaan, an initiative to save girl child and trees, was launched in the Capital.

The Delhi chapter of the initiative that started from auspicious corridor of Golden Temple in Amritsar, was inaugurated here today in the sacred premises of Sacred Heart Cathedral.

BHUBANESWAR: With a sizeable tribal population, Orissa has always been known for its forest cover. Around 37.34 per cent of the geographical area of the State is covered under forests which occupy a significant place in the socio-economic and cultural setting of the State contributing a lot to the livelihood of millions of dwellers.

New Delhi: Corporates and NGOs have decided to come together to work on, and connect, two burning causes: the girl child and trees. Lieutenant-Governor Tejendra Khanna on Sunday inaugurated

A lot of affective measures are taking to save environment. So in this series the students of National Institute of Fashion Technology launched E-Magazine to save trees. National Institute of Fashion Technology has its own significance place in our country. Government of India established this institute under ministry of textile in New Delhi in 1987.

Investment in sustainable forest management has the potential to create 10 million new

Mumbai: Eight environmental organisations came together on Thursday to protest against the imminent Byculla Zoo makeover plan which they fear will spell a death-knell to its thriving botanical garden.

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MUMBAI: Prominent environmental groups in the city will meet on Thursday to protest against the redevelopment plan for Jijamata Udyan, which they say will destroy the zoo's heritage botanical garden. The masterplan for the redevelopment of the Byculla Zoo is currently awaiting the approval of the Mumbai Heritage Conservation Committee (MHCC).