Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically the same as those found beneath the earth’s surface.
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IIT-J designs new tech to treat toxic water released by textile units
Wastewater discharged by textile units is destroying many rivers and streams in several South Asian nations like India, China, and Bangladesh.
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How IIT-J plans to add AyurTech layer to your smartwatch
AyurTech refers to technological interventions aimed at standardizing the ancient indigenous medicine system of Ayurveda.
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Land sinking: No threat from rail tunnelling, says project chief
Construction activities, particularly in the hills of Uttarakhand, have raised concerns about a disaster-in-waiting.
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‘Save us’: Joshimath episode brings Nainital crisis into focus
The Uttarakhand government has approved a ₹200-crore project to stop landslides in Balia Nalla, the outlet of Naini Lake.
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Uttarakhand: 29 families moved out of ‘sinking’ Joshimath
Continuing landslides have pushed many buildings to the brink of collapse.
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How Would Taj Mahal Look Like In 80 Yrs At Present Pollution Level?
As conversations around climate change came into focus in wake of COP27 in Egypt, there is a lot of guesswork on how our cities would…
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4 Startups Led By IIT Delhi Students Bag ₹2 Cr Grant
Four startup ventures led by students of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi have won a grant of ₹50 lakhs each under the Endowment Nurture…
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Punjab’s Stubble Burning Continues To Choke Delhi
It was a case of the lesson not learned as Delhi continued to choke with poor air quality while Punjab failed to stop its farmers from stubble burning. Shockingly, almost 2500 stubble-burning cases were reported on Monday, and the cases have now crossed a whopping 32,000.
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Environmentalist Kavita Ashok Explains How Pollution Can Cost Us More
Pollution-induced restrictions imposed in Delhi-NCR could aggravate inflation and further worsen the economic situation in the country, environment activists have warned. Authorities have imposed restrictions…
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Delhi Pollution: Ban On Truck Entry, WFH For Govt Employees
The Delhi government banned the entry of trucks other than those providing essential services in the national capital under the fourth stage of GRAP (Graded Response Action Plan).
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Climate Negotiations At COP27 Should Keep People At Centre: TERI Policy Brief
The imperative need for the upcoming global climate change negotiations at COP27 to address issues of climate finance, loss and damage, the Global Goal on Adaptation and Global Stocktake through a people-centric perspective rooted in the concepts of equity and justice was underscored by a policy brief launched by TERI.
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