<p>Report filed by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) regarding violation of Noise Pollution Rules, 2000 by some of the restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes in Hauz Khas village. Events like live
In a dramatic development, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has cancelled all meetings of negotiating groups scheduled to begin this week. The meetings had been lined up to continue the
Divide and win. Divide the developing countries and win access to their markets. This was the strategy the world's two leading trading entities, the 15-nation European Union (EU) and the United
The harsh truth after the festivity. This year's Durga Puja and Dusshera will undoubtedly leave behind pleasant memories for Delhiites. And for pollution too. For, even as the dust settles on the
In a bid to accelerate implementation of the Indo-Asean agreement on comprehensive economic cooperation, the draft framework agreement being negotiated in the on-going Asean summit in Indonesia has
The US may preach free trade for manufactures, but it rarely practises it for services or agriculture. Witness how farm subsidies and steel tariffs have both gone up after the new administration took
Chinese officials said they would be stopping cargoes from some of the world's biggest soybean exporters because they were contaminated by a fungus, according to two persons who attended the meeting.
A vast and remote expanse of green in the heart of Siberia is part of the largest wetland on earth. It produces oxygen at a rate rivaled only by the Amazon. It contains ancient forests, endangered
Defra and the DTI have issued outline proposals for a strategy on sustainable consumption and production in order to break the link between economic growth and environmental damage. The government
Groups of concerned residents in two of the UK's most heavily industrialised areas have this week initiated
Funding for Northern Ireland's waste management programme has rocketed with a cash injection of
