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Nitin Kumar is a journalist with over seven years of experience covering the automotive industry, mines & minerals, and political affairs. Based in New Delhi, he focuses on policy reporting in sectors key to India’s sustainability goals. A two-time recipient of the Business Standard-Seema Nazareth Award for Excellence in Journalism (2020, 2021), Kumar is also a regular expert on clean energy and policy on platforms such as All India Radio. He holds a PG Diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication and a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce (Hons.).
Nitin Kumar is a journalist with over seven years of experience covering the automotive industry, mines & minerals, and political affairs. Based in New Delhi, he focuses on policy reporting in sectors key to India’s sustainability goals. A two-time recipient of the Business Standard-Seema Nazareth Award for Excellence in Journalism (2020, 2021), Kumar is also a regular expert on clean energy and policy on platforms such as All India Radio. He holds a PG Diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication and a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce (Hons.).
With supplemental efforts by other stakeholders, the guidelines are expected to enhance paddy straw utilisation in power plants and industries
Subsidies of Rs 200-300 crore remain unpaid, said executives of various start-ups
The Indian government agreed to support ISA by hosting its secretariat for an initial period of five years
On the occasion, 175 electric vehicles for Gujarat and Karnataka were flagged off under the FAME Scheme
Ground reports show much of the paddy is yet to be harvested in North India due to the delayed withdrawal of the southwest monsoon
According to CAQM data, as of September 30, 8,270 sites had been inspected
According to CAQM data, as of September 30, a total of 8,270 sites had been inspected since August 2021
The power ministry would also consider reducing coal supply to TPPs not complying with its policy on biomass co-firing, according to a Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change statement
In a Q&A, S P Yadav says there have been concerns about the reintroduction project in terms of the ecological adaptation of the felines and co-habitation with other species
India had proposed a loss and damage fund last year, but the COP26 final text steered clear of it
The INLD is looking to make a comeback in the state riding on the support it extended to farmers when they were struggling against the now-withdrawn three central farm laws
Newly formed teams to help implement preemptive measure under revised GRAP; Delhi govt has created 300 separate teams
Will install 233 anti-smog guns, form teams to check dust pollution, garbage burning and enforce cracker ban
Cities are required to do the self-assessment as per the framework provided on PRANA online portal
'Now, the focus of the country is on growth, on green jobs. And to achieve all these goals, the role of the environment ministry of every state is enormous'
As the government prepares COP27, the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) is hosting a two-day conference of state environment ministers in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, starting
Last year, the Indian government joined hands with twenty four like-minded developing countries (LMDCs) to push for climate disaster funding from developed nations on the "polluter pays" principle
Farmers have indicated that they will continue with the practice unless the govt compensates them suitably for the expenses they will incur by adopting alternative methods of disposing of crop residue
Modi also highlighted the government's efforts in restoring the ecological balance without hampering the economic development
The cheetah is a flagship grassland species; whose conservation also helps in preserving other grassland species in the predator food chain