05
Oct
2008
by shishir | Tags: Bio fuels, Brazil, Europe, india, United States of America
Bio fuels are being increasingly used as a climate friendly source of energy as opposed to other energy production methods. Bio fuels are derived from plants and emit less carbon dioxide and hence result in less green house effect.
Bio fuels have been an important source of energy in the United States of America, Brazil and [...]
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06
Jul
2008
by coolabhi | Tags: BMC, drainage, monsoons, Mumbai, Politics, rains, Society
Yes it’s raining….and everyone is enjoying that. It’s the blessing of rain God who came down for the rescue of Mumbaikars from the sweating summer. But since every coin has two faces, so when it comes for Mumbai rains , there are lots of problem.Trains, traffics, low-lying areas, schools and colleges suffer and more than [...]
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25
Jun
2008
by shishir | Tags: Awareness, Children, Society
THE RAG pickers are as much a part of our society as we are. Just that they do not have the most respected or a dignified nine to five job. It’s a rag picker’s pride that he is not a beggar or a thief. You will find them almost every where scavenging the garbage cans [...]
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26
May
2008
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Environment, Healthcare, History, Poltics, Society
BHOPAL, THE capital city of Madhya Pradesh, is also known as the centre of the ’biggest industrial disaster’ or the ‘Hiroshima of chemical industry’. On December 3, 1984, a union carbide pesticide producing plant leaked highly toxic cloud of methyl isocyanate into the air of a densely populated region of Bhopal. Of the 800,000 people [...]
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16
Apr
2008
by Rachit Chandra | Tags: Awareness, Education, Environment, Gandhi, History, Leadership, Netaji, Politics, Society, Tara Singh
Pride in being an Indian, nostalgia for what it must have been like in those heady days ahead of August 15th 1947. Looking at sepia-tinted images of Rajpath on the day India achieved freedom, one can imagine the frenzied crowds, the sense of utter joy at being a free nation. We take freedom for granted [...]
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07
Feb
2008
by Rachit Chandra | Tags: Children, Environment, Forests, Healthcare, People, Society
I was though never insensitive to the critical and burning issue of environmental hazards, but the subject didn’t merit enough attention to put an extra effort in creative awareness. I used to really get agitated when I would see long processions of school children jamming the road. The scene was never a soothing one to [...]
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11
Jan
2008
by shishir | Tags: 1 lakh, car, delhi, mamta, nano, ratan tata
‘Innovation and Evolution’ were the Words echoing at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi as Ratan Tata dramatically unveiled the much awaited People’s Car a the 9th Auto Expo. ‘A Quest to conquer, a conquest for leadership and a conquest for achieving new avenues. Ratan Tata’s dream, his vision, his people’s car which every Indian can [...]
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21
Nov
2007
by Poonam Sharma | Tags: Awareness, Children, Environment
Have you ever noticed the rag pickers who daily forage into the garbage bin near your house? They are the people responsible for cleaning most of the stuff we throw in our garbage!
Chances are you have never noticed these rag pickers, but these poorest of the poor rag pickers are the ones who not [...]
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31
Oct
2007
by Rishabh Srivastava | Tags: Awareness, Bhopal, Environment, Law & Order, Politics, Society
Bhopal, the “Hiroshima of the chemical industry,” is the world’s worst-ever industrial disaster. “During the trial, Carbide’s lawyers had argued, shockingly, that an American life was worth more than an Indian life”.
The Union Carbide India, Limited (UCIL) plant was established in 1969 and had expanded to produce carbaryl in 1979; MIC is an intermediate in [...]
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18
Oct
2007
by Poonam Sharma | Tags: Awareness, Environment
Everyone I talk to seems to know that we should not use incandescent bulbs. Rather, we should use CFL bulbs that save money and help in energy conservation. Yet we have not been able to either ban or phase out incandescent bulbs. Forget rural areas, you will be appalled at the bulb and electricity statistics [...]
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