The Supreme Court will, on November 14, hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) asking the court to direct that an expert body, independent of the Government and the nuclear establishment, conduct

The Supreme Court will hold the final hearing on November 9 on petitioner Ajay Dubey's application seeking complete ban on wildlife tourism in critical core areas of national parks and sanctuaries

Conservationists and wildlife tour operators warned Monday that moves to restrict tiger tourism in India to protect the endangered big cats would have the opposite effect.

"Banning tiger tourism would be a disaster," said Belinda Wright, director of the Wildlife Protection Society of India.

Bhopal : Ahead of the hearing on the public interest litigation (PIL) seeking banning of tourism in Madhya Pradesh’s tiger habitats by the apex court, wildlife experts Monday slammed the idea, term

JAIPUR: The Rajasthan High Court has taken a serious note of illegal mining taking place in the state on a large scale, especially in the green belts.

A committee formed to look into the privatisation of management and rejuvenation of lakes in Bangalore has strongly recommended against the commercial involvement of the private sector in the activ

“Allowing oil firms to control market will hurt economy”

Minister questions Mines department's description of excess production as handling of dumps

The state government came up with noise rules based on the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) recommendations in 1989.

PANJIM: State Government in their submission to Bombay High Court at Goa has ruled out that mining industry in the state were extracting ore more than Environment Clearance (EC) limits.