Also opposes DJB’s pleas regarding water shortage in Capital The Haryana government has claimed that the Delhi High Court does not have the jurisdiction to decide on the Yamuna water-sharing dispute
The Madhya Pradesh Government has refuted the conclusion drawn by a team of Bhartiya Janata Party MLAs that there have been four starvation deaths at Musredichak village in Guna district during May
A day after being declared SARS free, China reported a new case of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Guangdong province, sparking concern from the World Health Organisation. One death was also
The dengue fever virus can mutate much more rapidly than anyone thought, which could thwart the efforts of the teams rushing to create a vaccine. Over the past few decades, the mosquito borne virus
The Union Food Minister, Sharad Yadav, ruled out any restructuring of the Food Corporation of India and said that the Centre would instead focus on removing the various shortcomings in the public
Hotel Maurya Sheraton, the flagship of ITC group of hotels, has become India's first hotel to be awarded "The Greentech Safety Award" for 2002-2003. Instituted by the prestigious Greentech Foundation
With large scale water logging cases reported from across the city every year during the rains, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi has prepared an action plan to prevent stagnation of rainy water
In association with the union of transport associations, CARE, an independent non-profit, relief and development organisation, has launched a major HIV prevention project in the Capital called
The flood situation in the Bihar state has further aggravated with swollen rivers inundating several more villages in Sitamarhi, Madhubani, Saran, East and West Champaran districts as the authorities
Illicit ivory trade is prevalent in India, despite an awareness on a ban on the trade. Domestic ivory trade continues to be widespread, but has now largely shifted underground, hindering efforts of
The HIV/AIDS problem is rapidly moving centrestage in India. HIV infections are said to be rising twice as fast in South Asia as in Sub-Saharan Africa, currently the worst affected region in the
