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12 Best-Selling Water Purifiers in 2024: Your Path to Clean and Safe Drinking Water
In the quest for clean, safe, and pure drinking water, the best-selling water purifiers of this month emerge as the guiding lights. These purifiers represent the pinnacle of water purification technology as they cater to the diverse needs of households. Through this article, we’ll explore their remarkable features, including advanced filtration methods, spacious capacities, and user-friendly interfaces, which have made them the best water purifier for home.
Centre says 19 coal mines allocated to 13 thermal power plants for fly ash disposal
In 2023, 19 coal mines were allocated to 13 TPPs for responsible fly ash disposal. Overseen by the Central Level Working Group and Additional Secretary, with the Central Electricity Authority, the initiative promotes sustainability. Fly ash's valuable composition allows for various applications, reducing the carbon footprint and addressing environmental concerns in the coal sector.
What happened that Tibetan Plateau's Denisovans became extinct after surviving for more than 100,000 years?
A study conducted by archeologists has found that the Tibetan Plateau's Denisovans thrived before Homo sapiens. China's Chang'e-6 returned lunar samples, facing US cooperation hurdles.
Dolly Khanna buys 1.03% stake in multibagger smallcap stock with 222% YTD growth
Khanna purchased 1.76 lakh shares of the company during the first quarter of the year. The company's ownership is primarily held by promoters, who control 72% of the shares. The remaining 28% of the company's shares are owned by public shareholders.
Skepticism on the Street is sometimes a good sign for long-term investors: 7 fertilizer stocks from different segments of the industry
There cannot and should not be any doubt that in the next five years, there are certain industries which are important from the perspective of increasing incomes in rural areas and are likely to get more attention from the government. Fertilizer companies are among the sectors which are on the list. The idea is to reduce the cost of production for farmers. Now, since yesterday there has been talks about removing GST on fertilizer, whether it be across the board or not has to be seen but surely there is a high probability of something positive happening in the sector. Now GST is just one part of it. If one looks at what has happened in the last few years, clearly a good amount of work has been done.
11 best-selling Water Purifiers in India (June 2024)
Clean drinking water is crucial for health and well-being. With numerous water purifiers available in the market, selecting the best one can be challenging. This article lists the 11 best-selling water purifiers in India for June 2024, highlighting their features, purification technologies, and price ranges to help you make an informed choice.
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Will finally all the hard work yield results in Modi 3.0? 7 fertilizer stocks with 4 having ‘buy’ reco and upside upside potential of up to 22%
Few months back when it was announced that the fertilizer subsidy bill was seen as lower than expected, the street reacted negatively. The assumption is that if the fertilizer subsidy is going to come down then it is bad for the sector. Now there is another way to look at it, a government which has been ensuring that agriculture gets the right amount of attention and doing the various policy pushes, then why is the overall projected subsidy bill down? Probably, it may be because the government is expecting that policy actions which it has taken over the years will yield results and some of the other non-financial efforts which it will take in the sector will help reduce the bill without having an adverse effect on any stakeholders. Now unlike other sectors like railways where putting more money or making few policy changes has helped the sector, fertilizer is a more complex sector and is bound to take more time for getting the house in order. But then who says that transition for good is painless.
Ready for re-rating in Modi 3.0? 7 fertilizer stocks with four having “buy” reco and upside potential of up to 47%
Sometimes, what might appear to be negative development might actually be a sign that the worst is behind the sector. Fertilizer as a sector, both in the business and valuation side has been under performer. The fact is that in the last nine, the government has been making changes in policies which brings this sector out of the clutches of high government subsidy and other age old issues plaguing the sector. Now unlike other sectors like railways where putting more money or making few policy changes has helped the sector, fertilizer is a more complex sector and is bound to take more time for getting the house in order. A balance has to be maintained so that while the operating matrix of the industry improves but at the same time, neither the supply should get disrupted, nor the prices of fertilizer should see a jump to the farmer. What needs to be watched is when companies show the impact of all that has been going on in the sector, sooner or a bit later. To be fair, everything has not been a smooth ride for these companies. But then who says that transition for good is painless.
Your drinking water may be causing fatigue. Here’s how to fix that
Doctors say most RO filters we’re using are a little too efficient in filtering out essential minerals from water. There are multiple ways to fix this.
Unhappy meal: In quest for food security, India is losing focus on quality
The Green Revolution helped the country graduate from an importer to an exporter of many crops. But experts warn that nutrition security isn't getting adequate attention.
Discover Natural Oral Care: The Best Homeopathic Products for a Healthier Smile
Homeopathic oral care products offer a natural and holistic approach to maintaining oral health. Infused with homeopathic principles, these products often feature gentle ingredients like plant extracts, essential oils, and minerals. The emphasis on natural elements aims to provide effective oral care without harsh chemicals. With a focus on promoting overall well-being, homeopathic oral care products are designed to support the body's natural healing abilities for optimal oral hygiene.
Finally standing on its own feet? 7 fertilizer stocks, 4 with upside potential of more than 21%
On Interim Budget day when the fertilizer subsidy bill was seen as lower than expected, the street reacted negatively. The assumption is that if the fertilizer subsidy is going to come down then it is bad for the sector. Now there is another way to look at it, a government that has been ensuring that agriculture gets the right amount of attention and doing the various policy pushes, then why is the overall projected subsidy bill down? Probably, it may be because the government is expecting that policy actions that it has taken over the years will yield results and some of the other non-financial efforts that it will take in the sector will help reduce the bill without having an adverse effect on any stakeholders. Is it too early to take a negative view?
Is the clean up over? 8 fertilizer stocks with 4 having “buy” reco and upside potential of up to 47%
If one looks at how the policies have panned in the last nine years. It is clear that one by one every sector has been looked upon and if that sector has been getting government subsidies in any form, the government has tried to improve the delivery mechanism of that subsidy by plugging leakage in a manner that the right person gets the subsidy and the government gets the intended result. In the case of the fertilizer industry, it started with urea getting coated with neem which was not a financial measure but had a financial impact. Similarly, there were some measures which in the short term impacted some fertilizer companies but over a period, there has been a clean up going in the industry. Will the street be having a re-look at them ?
Next in line to get re-rated? 6 fertilizer stock ideas with four having buy reco and upside potential of up to 27%
While it has been slower as compared to other sectors, even the fertilizer sector has been witnessing policy changes which have intended to plug loopholes and increase the operational efficiency of the companies. Given the policy measures, it would be worth bringing them to watchlist because if a re-rating takes place then we could see a sharp move. But one thing which one needs to remember is that in such sectors some time invested capital can underperform for some time.
Decarbonising cement: One of the biggest challenges in the infrastructure industry
The cement production is among the highest emitting industries, accounting for nearly 7% of the total global CO2 emissions.
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IISc & Japanese scientists discover 600-million-year-old ocean water in Himalayas
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and Niigata University have located droplets of water created during an ancient ocean which existed over 600 million years ago that were trapped in mineral deposits high in the Himalayas. Analysis of the deposits, which contained both calcium and magnesium carbonates, suggested possible reasons for a significant oxygenation event in the planet's history, according to the study.
How shocking the ocean could turn it into a carbon removal powerhouse
While the ocean is already Earth's most powerful tool for carbon removal, we need it to do some more to reach net zero emissions.
Are potato chip bags recyclable? Snack companies try new packaging
Companies that aren’t moving towards plastic-free packaging yet may be forced to in the future, as regulators start to step in. But the hurdles remain enormous, and snack bags are just one piece of a much bigger problem.
Adani Group suspends work on $4 bn coal-to-PVC plant
The development comes after short-seller Hindenburg Research accused the conglomerate of fraud, triggering a rout in the group's shares and bonds wiping off over $140 billion from the market value of Gautam Adani's empire.
Ragi to riches: India’s new millet campaign is about how the grain is good for people and planet
Millet is no longer promoted as mota anaj; instead, it will be called shree anna or nutri cereal, a superfood high in iron and calcium. The resilient grain also fits in well with the current global climatic concerns – it consumes little water, has low carbon footprint and grows in arid conditions.
560-mn-year-old animal predator named after British naturalist David Attenborough
The fossil was found in Charnwood Forest near Leicester in central England, where Attenborough used to go fossil hunting.
Cement carbon dioxide emissions quietly double in 20 years
In 2021, worldwide emissions from making cement for buildings, roads and other infrastructure hit nearly 2.9 billion tons (2.6 billion metric tons) of carbon dioxide, which is more than 7% of the global carbon emissions, according to emissions scientist Robbie Andrew of Norway’s CICERO Center for International Climate Research and the Global Carbon Project.
Singapore, German firms join hands to build water infra in India
Announcing the partnership, Meinhardt Group CEO Omar Shahzad said: "We are excited about working with SKion Water to develop the utilities infrastructure that will enable cities to decarbonise and transform. It will be a big step towards building a resilient and circular economy."
Bird flu: Over 2,000 birds to be culled in 2 districts in Maharashtra
Culling is basically the mass slaughter of domestic poultry birds, such as chickens and ducks, to contain the spread of bird flu. During the culling process, all domestic birds in an infected area, where cases of bird flu have been reported, are slaughtered and their remains are buried.
Scientists create living concrete using bacteria
Scientists have used bacteria to create a sustainable concrete that is alive, and can even reproduce, an advance that may help reduce the environmental impact of the construction industry.
Coke launches non-carbonated drink Aquarius
The introduction of Aquarius follows launch of Vio (dairy drinks) in 2016 on the heels of the launch of Fuze iced tea in 2015 and Coke Zero in late 2014, it said in a statement.
Gypsum formation may tell us about water on Mars
The formation of gypsum, from concentrated aqueous solutions of calcium sulfate, was thought to be a simple, single-step process.
New tech converts tannery waste into carbon to make green shoe soles
In an initiative that would not only help reduce the industrial carbon footprint, but also successfully embrace the waste-to-wealth concept, a group of scientists have developed a technology to make environment-friendly shoe soles.
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