INTERNATIONAL ZERO WASTE DAY
White House says zero chance Biden will withdraw, after POTUS says 'he screwed up'
Joe Biden is "absolutely not" pulling out of the US presidential race, his spokeswoman said Wednesday, as pressure mounted following his disastrous debate performance against Donald Trump. Biden has admitted he performed poorly in the debate, and was blunt in a radio interview recorded Wednesday with Wisconsin's Civic Media.
Zero factual inaccuracies with our Adani research: Hindenburg on Sebi notice | Read short seller's full response here
Adani-Hindenburg Case: US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research stated Kotak Bank, one of India’s largest banks and brokerage firms founded by Uday Kotak, which created and oversaw the offshore fund structure used by our investor partner to bet against Adani. Instead it simply named the K-India Opportunities fund and masked the “Kotak” name with the acronym “KMIL”
Going forward, expect good growth from Aadifidelis Solutions: Shikhar Aggarwal, BLS International
Shikhar Aggarwal, Joint MD, BLS International Services talks about inclusion in Nifty tourism index, synergies from buying stake in Aadifidelis Solutions and more. Aggarwal also discusses the major contract renewals which are expected in the next six to nine months. He also says that in one, one-and-a-half years, multiple contracts are expected from European and North American markets
From icy peaks to naval decks: Indian Army and Navy stretch out from Ladakh to the seas on International Yoga Day
International Yoga Day: Indian Army personnel practiced yoga in the icy northern frontier, while sailors on the INS Vikramaditya participated in a morning session. Additionally, Army troops performed yoga in Eastern Ladakh, and the Indo-Tibetan Border Police held a session in Muguthang Sub Sector, Sikkim, over 15,000 feet high.
Nalanda University: Admission process, courses, eligibility, fees, international collaboration, and campus facilities
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Nalanda University's new campus in Rajgir, Bihar, revitalizing its global academic heritage with a focus on sustainability. The institution now offers diverse programs across seven schools, including Buddhist Studies and International Relations. With international collaborations and state-of-the-art facilities, Nalanda University aims to uphold excellence in education, welcoming students through a competitive admissions process.
ESG consultancies and services on the rise as companies rush to get sustainability tag
Emerging consultancies and ESG services companies have a lot of opportunities but struggle due to lack of awareness and data.
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PM Modi to inaugurate new campus of Nalanda University tomorrow in a major soft power push
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the new campus of Nalanda University, an international institution located near the ancient ruins of Nalanda in Rajgir, Bihar, on Wednesday. The university was established by the Parliament of India under the Nalanda University Act, 2010, following decisions made at the 2nd and 4th East Asia Summits to create an international center for intellectual and spiritual studies.
Environment Day: Noida Airport to have 8-acre forest with local species, 133-hectare green area
Noida International Airport (Google Trends): The Noida International Airport CEO Christoph Schnellmann has emphasized a net-zero emissions philosophy. With 580 trees transplanted and an eight-acre forest reserve, biodiversity preservation is a priority. The airport's eco-friendly initiatives include renewable energy and innovative technology to reduce carbon emissions, paving the way for a greener future in Indian air travel.
How an Israeli firm tried to build anti-BJP narrative during polls
OpenAI claims to have disrupted an AI-based covert operation launched by an Israeli firm that allegedly peddled anti-BJP agenda. In 2021, the BJP government drew flak after Israeli spyware Pegasus was allegedly used to snoop on journalists, Opposition leaders and rights activists
Israel reopens Gaza food sales as Rafah raid chokes aid
Army authorities gave Gazan traders the green light to resume their purchases from Israeli and Palestinian suppliers of food such as fresh fruit, vegetables and dairy goods this month, days after Israeli forces launched an assault on the enclave's southernmost city of Rafah, the people said.
Hydrogen-powered private jets can cut emissions — If they can get off the ground
A 2021 report found that some private jets emit two tons of CO2 per hour — at least five times more pollution per passenger than commercial flights. That’s 50 times worse than trains.
$215 trillion to save the planet is a bargain
By 2100, the permanent loss from additional warming under a “business as usual” scenario would rise to 52%, representing trillions of dollars in economic destruction.
Flight to sustainability: How microgrids are transforming airports into green energy hubs
Airports worldwide are increasingly investing in microgrid technology as a strong strategic solution that allows them access to continuous, localised, and self-reliant power supply.
Reach Europe 20 days earlier and for 30% cheaper: How Chabahar port helps India expand its trade footprints globally
India’s pact with Iran to develop the Chabahar port will give a boost to the multimodal transportation network called the International North-South Transport Corridor, enabling exports from South Asia to reach Europe and Russia.
International Energy Agency warns of key energy mineral shortage risk
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has reported a sharp drop in prices for minerals essential for the green energy transition, indicating a shortage due to inadequate investment. The agency noted that prices for minerals key for electric vehicles, wind turbines, and solar panels fell back to pre-pandemic levels as supplies caught up with and surpassed demand. The IEA expressed concern that this may deter investment needed to meet demand, which is set to soar as many nations phase out sales of new internal combustion engine cars in the next decade.
India will soon have solar power waste to fill 720 Olympic-size swimming pools. It has to urgently find solutions.
The country is betting big on solar energy — and rightfully so. But it is not giving equal importance on managing or recycling the waste that would be generated.
Best Mother's Day gifts to make her feel appreciated and cherished(2024)
Seeking the ideal Mother's Day gift to express your love and gratitude? Look no further than this assortment! Featuring perfumes, handbags, sunglasses, watches, and more, this collection offers diverse and thoughtful gifts to make your mom feel cherished. With this carefully curated selection, finding a gift that matches your mom's style and personality is effortless. Waste no time, begin shopping now and ensure this Mother's Day is unforgettable for your mom.
For clear air, go nuclear
Global nuclear energy pivotal for decarbonisation and achieving net-zero targets. India's indigenous nuclear program aims to triple capacity by 2032. Embracing nuclear energy could lead to substantial emissions reductions and cost savings.
Southern India can Lead India's pursuit of 500GW renewable target by 2030: Experts and industry players
Southern states like Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana hold immense solar and wind energy potential. However, realizing this potential requires substantial investment in strengthening transmission infrastructure.
Recycling crisis: India’s plastic waste keeps piling up to alarming levels
Plastic is unavoidable now and so is the pollution caused by it. The answer lies in managing plastic waste in a better way and embracing recycling in a bigger way.
World Earth Day 2024: Date, significance, and why Planet vs Plastics is theme of this year. What can you do
Earth Day promotes environmental protection and sustainability. EARTHDAY.ORG advocates for a 60% reduction in plastic production by 2040 and global efforts to end single-use plastic production by 2030. Each year, it adopts a specific theme to spotlight urgent environmental concerns. In 2024, the theme "Planet vs. Plastics" underscores the imperative for collaborative efforts to restore ecosystems, address climate change, and safeguard biodiversity.
How zero-waste logistics can close the loop on sustainability
In recent years, sustainability has surged to the forefront of business priorities, marking a 292% increase since 2021, according to Gartner's CEO survey.
Sri Lanka unaware of ship carrying toxic wastes from the US: Officials
The Dali vessel collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, carrying hazardous materials bound for Colombo, Sri Lanka. The ship's manifest is being analyzed to determine the contents of the containers.
‘Train, empower, fund local bodies for better waste management’
On International Zero Waste Day, Sachin Sharma, the founder and director of Gem Enviro Management, shared insights on India's battle against the escalating plastic crisis. Sharma discussed the imperative steps India needs to take to tackle this challenge head-on. His company, Gem Enviro Management (GEM), plays a pivotal role in assisting leading businesses in mitigating their plastic footprint.
How do you make 6.3 crore MSMEs globally competitive? A scheme takes a shot
The Zero Defect Zero Effect Scheme has helped small manufacturers get wider recognition in domestic and international markets. But the scheme needs more publicity and involvement of domain experts to realise the ‘Make in India’ goal — especially as a similar scheme for services is on cards.
Barclays CEO says ‘wavering strength’ hurting net zero shift
After long promoting their climate work, many major financial institutions are now scaling back participation in international climate agreements.
Empowering women in entrepreneurship: A journey of resilience and overcoming obstacles
"Together, we can break down barriers and shatter stereotypes," says Neha Suyal.
Airlines’ chief pleads for more green fuel to save Air travel
After surviving the pandemic, airlines’ biggest challenge is reaching a goal to have net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
COP28: Almost every rich country is preaching far more than it delivers
Despite 27 conferences since the 1990s, with ominous speeches and bold promises, global emissions have increased, punctuated only once, by Covid-19. This year is likely to see higher emissions than ever before.
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