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16-year-old Indian student built a kerosene stove that runs on water, won top prize at science exhibitionAt 16, Vyasji Mishra, a Class 11 student from Devsar in Madhya Pradesh, developed a hybrid stove that used kerosene and steam as alternativ...- 6 things the elderly can do to overcome frugality mindset: What they can learn from youngstersThe young spend because they are optimistic and fearless about the future. We freeze at the idea of letting go because we worry about the r...
- New Delhi street stalls show the cost of India’s energy crunchThe war in the Persian Gulf and disruption of the Strait of Hormuz have triggered a sharp fuel crisis in India, hitting urban workers and s...
- Best Tawa under your budget for effortless and reliable cookingWith a market overflowing with options, how do you choose the tawa that cooks your rotis to perfection? Fear not, as we present you with on...
- Best Frying Pans to buy for Your Kitchen in 2025: Durable, Stylish, and AffordableThis article reviews the best frying pans available on Amazon India, comparing features, pros, and cons. It covers materials like non-stick...
- 'Smokeless' LPG bringing tears to eyes as prices rise 30% in one yearNon-subsidised LPG -- the price that all households except the poor women beneficiaries of the Ujjwala scheme pay, is now at Rs 1,053 per 1...
- Bankrupt Sri Lanka asks citizens abroad to send home cashThe island nation is in the grip of its worst crisis since independence in 1948, with severe shortages of essential goods and regular black...
- 74 passengers killed in Pakistan train infernoFlames roared through the train cars as the train approached the town of Liaquatpur in Punjab. Authorities said they were still trying to i...
- Cutting dirty fuel use may save 2.7 lakh lives annually in India: StudyResearchers from IIT Delhi have found that mitigating the use of household fuels such as wood, dung, coal and kerosene—which means eliminat...
- Cutting dirty fuel use may save 2.7 Lakh lives annually in India: StudyMitigating the use of household fuels could also reduce air pollution-related deaths in the country by about 13 per cent,
- Cutting household fuel use may save 2.7 lakh lives annually in India: IIT StudyAs of early 2016, nearly half of the Indian population was reliant on biomass for household fuel, researchers said.
- IEA finds India’s rural electrification one of greatest success stories this yearIndia’s success in electrifying all villages is a grand feat given the challenges, IEA said.
- Under Ujjwala, BPL families will get LPG stoves at Rs 990The BPL families had to pay Rs 250 for connecting pipe, installation and consumer booklet. In addition, they had to spend as much as Rs 2,0...
- Broken branches saved elderly couple during Tamil Nadu floodsBroken branches of their cashew tree saved the lives of K Balakrishnan and his wife when a flood engulfed their village in Tamil Nadu's Cud...
- Bihar polls: In Darbhanga, the rat-eating community looks to Jitan Ram Manjhi for salvationManjhi might turn out to be the flicker of hope the Musahars are looking for as Darbhanga goes to polls on October 23.
- Switching world’s poor to clean energy could save them $27 billion: StudyReplacing all the kerosene lamps, candles and battery-powered torches in South Asia with solar LED lanterns would save $5-8 billion in fuel...
- Delhi becomes first kerosene-free city in IndiaThe Delhi Government announced that the national capital has become the first 'kerosene-free city' in the country.
- Area and sector-specific tax sops spur investment, so counting these as revenue forgone is wrongThe recent increase in petrol prices has expectedly created a raging storm.Hence, our focus in this piece is to debunk the long-standing my...
- Amul to promote environment friendly stovesThe Kaira District Co-operative Milk Producers' Union, better known for its Amul Dairy, will promote energy efficient stoves in rural Gujar...
- Delhi Budget 2011: Diesel vehicles to cost more, free healthcare for 27L kidsAdditional levies on diesel will mean cars using that fuel could cost an extra Rs 4K at bottom end of scale and upwards of Rs 25K more.
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