<p>The Supreme Court (SC), May 1, 2025 made it clear that all applications would have to be made to the court seeking permission to fell trees irrespective of the number of trees to be felled as far as
South Korea will see another day of rain today while Typhoon Neil advances further west from the Korean Peninsula, Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) officials said yesterday. Disaster
South Korea braced on Tuesday for "typhoon olga" as it headed for the heart of the Korean peninsula, where torrential rain, flooding and landslides have left 45 people dead or
The death toll in yesterday's major landslide on the Kahilipara hillside near Colony Bazar has risen to 11 as Uttam Roy (45) who had been sturggling for his life at the GMCH, succeumbed to his
The Assam Pollutin Control Board (APCB) has taken strong exception to the lackadaisical attitude of the Ganga project Directorate in implementing the recommendations put forth by the Board to
The Union government infornmed the Delhi High Court on Monday that it had sent for approval to the Election Commission a draft notification prohibiting use of recycled polythene bags for carrying
Twenty five villagers were swept away by a strong current of the rain-swollen Chambal river at Parsila village in Rajasthan's Dholpur district today, police
The Mumbai High Court today dismissed a petition that claimed loss of livelihood to fishermen and agriculturists due to alleged water pollution caused by Enron's Dabhol power project located in
Floods have killed eight people in southwest China and forced the evacuation of 130,000 in the central region, the official Xinhua news agency said on
Nuclear scientists in India achieved a major milestone in radioactive waste management, when the country's first solid storage surveilance facility of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) was
Vehicle manufacturers feel sorry for themselves. They are not only subject to criticism of variations in pre-tax prices across the European Union, but may soon be required to dispose of old vehicles
