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Haryana government killing the Aravallis and people: Mining Five people were killed in a landslide at a mining site in the Bhiwani district of Haryana in January 2022. The site, according to reports submitted in the National Green Tribunal, was illegal and unscientific but had still got a go-ahead for mining after a penalty was …

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Between the Central and state government play Hasdeo Arand residents plan protest in Delhi against mining clearance Residents of Chhattisgarh’s Hasdeo Arand are planning a protest in Delhi against permission granted for stage II mining clearance in the Parsa coal block. They are expected to arrive in the national capital in a few days to …

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Due to No support from eco-conscious Indians, Despite Amid protests, coal block in Hasdeo gets stage-II forest clearance Despite continuing protests and a recent 330km foot march by affected villagers of Hasdeo Arand region against coal mining projects, the Central government accorded stage-II forest clearance to Parsa coal block in the forest area on Thursday. The Chhattisgarh …

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Climate Change: Fish discovered in the Bay of Bengal was found only in the Pacific A unique, lesser-known fish species that was till now thought to be found only in the Pacific Ocean has been found in the Indian Ocean too. Hoplosebastes Armatus, also known as the flower scorpionfish, belongs to the order of ray-finned fish …

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15 yesars of conservation efforts reunites gibbons separated by a railway line in India: Assam For the hoolock gibbons of India’s Hoollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary, a rail line bisecting the forest has for decades proved an impassable barrier, dividing the animals into two separate areas. Now bridge of tree canopy reunites gibbons separated by a railway …

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Local residents seek realignment of rail tracks at Deepor Beel: Guwahati Villagers in the vicinity of Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary have written 500 letters to the ministry of environment, forest and climate change (MoEFCC), seeking a realignment of a broad-gauge railway line, passing through the northern side of the wetland, to the southern, in compliance …