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Sreenivasulu.M.R the Great Plastic Artist of India Sreenivasulu.M.R from Bangalore, India has shared his latest miniature monument to promote tourism and motivate people on 3R - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle of plastic materials. It is 'Jaipur's Hawa Mahal' - It took him 15 months to cut over 900 pen refills into 13,246 pieces to recreate …

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Plastic bags and sanitary pads in Indian elephant dung worry wildlife enthusiasts: T.N. In a viral video from the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, wildlife conservationists are seen examining wild elephant dung to study the gentle giant’s diet and health. In a rude shock to them, among the objects recovered from the dung are …

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Bihar government enforces ban on single-use plastic The Bihar government enforced a ban on production, import, storage and distribution of single-use plastic from December 14, 2021 midnight. The move comes after a ban on polythene to reduce plastic waste and pollution was enforced across the state. Violation of the law will attract penalty, fine and …

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Technology is developing and so the human carelessness, over 27,000 Cattle killed On Railway Tracks in just 1 year From March 2020 to April 2021, despite trains not running at their full capacity, 27,000 cattle deaths happened on the track between April 2020 and March 2021. The data also showed that between April 2019 and …

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Save Cheetahs but not on the stake of Tigers: Rajasthan The exercise taken by the state forest department to introduce cheetah in Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve (MHTR) by neglecting tiger management has invited sharp criticism from wildlife experts, animal lovers and environmentalists. Cheetah relocation should not be done before proper tiger management in the reserve. …

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People want conservation of Krishna's 'pristine pastures' As the three-day-long Sri Krishna Janmashtmi celebrations began in Braj Mandal, the green activists are debating: "Can the Sri Krishna Land, spread over 84 kos (roughly 100 km around Mathura) be saved from spurious development that is turning the pilgrim area into tourist or picnic spots with all …