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100% Solar Powered Village in India Sets Example for Green Energy Use

100% Solar Powered Village in India Sets Example for Green Energy Use

by Karishma Raj | Apr 15, 2019 | Home, News, Solar, Tech

A Solar Powered Village in India is a model for the use of renewable energy due to total dependence on solar power for its various needs. It is therefore completely independent of any fossil fuel sources of energy. Though it has no electricity poles, the Solar Powered...
World Sparrow Day 2019: Why is It Necessary to Celebrate it?

World Sparrow Day 2019: Why is It Necessary to Celebrate it?

by Karishma Raj | Mar 20, 2019 | Home, News, Sustainability, Wildlife

The World Sparrow Day is a day particularly marked to create awareness about the house sparrow as well as other common birds in the urban environment. The day is also useful as it brings to focus the worldwide threats to their population. It is observed on 20 March....
Gurgaon, 6 More Indian Cities, Among World’s Most Polluted: Study

Gurgaon, 6 More Indian Cities, Among World’s Most Polluted: Study

by Karishma Raj | Mar 6, 2019 | Home, News, Pollution

As many as 7 of the top 10 most polluted cities of the world are to be found in India. Gurgaon or Gurugram now has the dubious distinction of leading this pack. This is as per a new report which shows India’s battle with declining air quality and how unsuccessful it...
Exploring Mangalore in India: A Small Coastal Region Called Ullal

Exploring Mangalore in India: A Small Coastal Region Called Ullal

by Karishma Raj | Feb 10, 2019 | Home, Rivers, Travel

The Ullal Town Municipal Council, with a population of about 54,000 is Mangalore sub-district’s most populous town municipal council located in Mangalore sub district of Dakshina Kannada district in the state Karnataka in India. The total geographical area of...
Millions from ADB, still Coastal Erosion Damages Ecology of Mangalore

Millions from ADB, still Coastal Erosion Damages Ecology of Mangalore

by Karishma Raj | Jan 31, 2019 | Home, News, Rivers, Sustainability

Coastal communities in Ullal, a region in Mangalore, are experiencing a wide range of natural hazards that include coastal erosion, flooding from upland runoff, high and low lake levels, severe storms, storm waves and storm surge, shoreline erosion, landslides, and...

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