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Haryana Launches Stubble Management Plan to Tackle Farm Fires and Pollution

The Haryana government has introduced a new framework aimed at reducing farm fires, which significantly contribute to air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region during winter. The state’s agriculture department estimates that 38.8 lakh acres of paddy will be cultivated this year, generating 81 lakh metric tonnes (LMT) of crop residue. Traditionally, farmers burn this stubble…

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Rs. 3,600 Crore Power Infrastructure Upgrades Approved for Gurugram and Faridabad

To improve the quality and reliability of power supply and address the rising power demand in Gurugram and Faridabad, the Ministry of Power has approved projects worth Rs. 3,600 crore under the Government of India’s Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme. These projects will modernise power distribution in Manesar, Badshahpur in Gurugram, and Old Faridabad, NIT, Ballabhgarh,…

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Bry-Air Launches Eco Restoration Project in Aravalli Nagar Van

Bry-Air, in partnership with I Am Gurgaon NGO, has launched an eco-restoration initiative in Aravalli Nagar Van, aimed at promoting sustainability and biodiversity. Inaugurated on September 25 as part of Bry-Air’s 60th anniversary celebrations, the project focuses on rehabilitating degraded land and reintroducing native species. It will also enhance groundwater recharge by creating wetlands for…

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Illegal Dyeing Units in Gurgaon Polluting Najafgarh Drain and Yamuna River

Gurgaon’s dyeing units, concentrated in Sector 103, Basai, and Sector 36, continue to illegally discharge toxic effluents into the Najafgarh drain, eventually polluting the Yamuna River. Though these units appear abandoned, with gates locked, they remain active with workers accessing the premises through small gaps, while dyed garments dry behind closed doors. Residents report that…

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Supreme Court Issues Notices Over Delayed Afforestation for Highway Project

The Supreme Court has issued notices to panchayats of four Gurgaon villages and the Haryana Forest Development Corporation (HFDC) after learning that compensatory afforestation (CA) for a highway project, which involved felling 12,000 trees, had not begun. The CA was mandated two years ago following the National Highways Authority of India’s (NHAI) tree felling to…

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Study Reveals Real-World Vehicle Emissions Higher Than Lab Tests, Questions CNG’s Cleanliness

A recent study, part of The Real Urban Emissions (TRUE) Initiative, has shown that actual emissions from vehicles on Delhi and Gurugram roads far exceed those recorded in laboratory tests. Using remote sensing technology, the study, conducted in partnership with local authorities, found that nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from BS-VI vehicles are significantly lower than…

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