Arsenic-contaminated water can now be disinfected by exposing it to sunlight and air, according to scientists working with the Cooperative Research Centre for Waste Manage
Regular and planned monitoring of air quality in India started with the national ambient air quality monitoring (naaqm) network, launched by CPCB in 1985. The network, which began with 30 stations, grew to 300 stations in 1993
Monitoring air quality in India seems to have finally got a headstart. But what is of concern is the manner in which the process will be regulated. As G D Agarwal reports, most of the standards set up do not have any correlation with ground realit
Spiritual healing is in. New Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences is introducing it in its departments. Companies across USA are using it to manage their human resources better. An ashram in Haridwar is bringing it within reach of masses. Sunit
Bihar, which uses a large amount of water from upstream Ganga, criticises the Indo Bangladesh water treaty apprehending adverse impact on its irrigation development