Rs56,701 for one square foot of land in Kharadi?

JAMMU, Chief Secretary, Madhav Lal today asked the concerned agencies to work out solutions to the bottlenecks coming in the way of on time completion of Rs. 262.15 crore sewerage treatment projects in the mission cities of Jammu and Srinagar.

Proposals with suggestions of councillors to be sent to Admn for approval
The Municipal Corporation approved a budget of Rs 812.92 crore for the financial year 2011-12 on Monday. T

This includes Rs 429.98 crore under the Plan head, Rs 233.40 crore under the Non-Plan head and Rs 149.54 crore as its own receipts.

Sees Pollution Continuing With Delay In Interceptor Sewage Project
Neha Lalchandani TNN
New Delhi: Any hope of seeing a clean Yamuna in the near future was dispelled on Sunday by environment minister Jairam Ramesh, who said such a situation was not possible before at least the end of 2015.

The minister, who carried out an inspection of the river on Sunday morning and followed up with a me

Environment and Wildlife minister meets Dikshit, Hooda to discuss ways to keep river healthy
Excessive algae in the Yamuna brought Union Minister for Environment and Wildlife Jairam Ramesh

LUCKNOW: The aftershocks of tsunami in Japan have reached Uttar Pradesh.

Minister for Forests, Mian Altaf Ahmad today said that Rs. 120 crore has been sanctioned by Central Government under 13th Finance Commission for the conservation of Wullar lake in Kashmir.

This information was given by the Minister after a question raised by M. Y. Taing in Legislative Council today.

The Jammu and Kashmir Forest Department has achieved another remarkable feat by receiving Diamond Small State Environmental award for being adjudged as best in maintaining the State

With the state governments of Delhi and Haryana passing the buck about high pollution levels of Yamuna, a team of activists associated with the Yamuna Jiye Abhiyaan (YJA), a civil society group fighting to conserve the Yamuna river system found that most of Haryana's sewage treatment plants (STP) are not functional or functioning below capacity.

Following a visit to Panipat, YJA convenor, Manoj

New Delhi: Several parts of the city will have to go without water on Tuesday as two water treatment plants had to be shut down due to excessive levels of ammonia and chloride in raw water yet again.