Dharavi's massive redevelopment project, a joint venture between the Maharashtra government and Adani Group, aims to transform the Mumbai s...

Many banks have recently reduced credit card rewards, cashback limits, and perks, prompting cardholders to reassess their spending strategi...

Nagpur is seeing a surge in sustainable innovation. Young minds are turning discarded orange peels into useful eco-friendly products. This ...

India-New Zealand FTA: India and New Zealand have inked a landmark free trade agreement, a "once-in-a-generation" pact opening new avenues ...

Earth Day 2026 sees Canadians actively participating in environmental protection. From Quebec's wildlife cleanup to British Columbia's shor...

Your reusable water bottle, a symbol of eco-friendliness, might harbor a hidden danger: a slimy biofilm teeming with bacteria and fungi. St...

Starting August 11, the Shri Kashi Vishwanath temple prohibits plastic items to maintain cleanliness. Temple officials urge devotees to coo...

It said that on the basis of a third-party assessment carried out by Quality Council of India (QCI), 16 of its airports have been declared ...

The initiative, is an off-shoot of the global movement Plastic Free July, that started in Western Australia in 2011 and is now spread acros...

The GPMA president said it will adversely impact thousands of people engaged in the industry such as manufacturers, employees, dealers, con...

The state had imposed a ban against using carry bags in 2016 but there are several loose ends impeding its successful implementation.

The green panel had earlier asked city government to strictly impose a fine of Rs 5,000 on those violating the plastic ban order and carry ...

Malls in the city have expressed their intent to keep their premises plastic-free which came after a relentless drive by the BBMP named 'Se...

he green panel noted that 370 metric tonnes of garbage was produced daily in Chandigarh which was being dumped unscientifically.

Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said that at least 30-kg of plastic can be found in every dead cow/buffalo in India.

Varanasi Municipal Corporation (VMC) is planning to utilise polybags and harmful plastic wastes in the construction of roads.