The News Room brings you periodical updates on the environmentally relevant issues concerning India and the world at large. The primary focus is on highlighting the activities of WWF India and its global partners through press releases, articles, features and periodicals.
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India Inc. demonstrate leadership in shift towards low carbon economy
New Delhi: Just days before the crucial UN climate talks in Copenhagen, close to 150 senior leaders ...
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Bio-remediation should be scaled up: Principal Secretary, Government of UP
Kanpur, November 24, 2009: Shri Alok Ranjan, IAS, Principal Secretary, UP Urban Development and ...
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Smaller Glaciers More Vulnerable, WWF -India report says
New Delhi, 24 November, 2009: Smaller glaciers in the Himalayas are proving much more vulnerable to ...
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WWF-India initiates new campaign for river Ganges: Ganga and I – Together Forever
Kanpur: WWF-India’s Living Ganga Programme under HSBC Climate Partnership launched an outreach ...
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Forest Service Officers ' Workshop on Right to Information'
New Delhi: WWF-India organised a two days training workshop for the Indian Forest Service Officers ...
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First ever underwater study on the Highly Endangerd Gharial
New Delhi: WWF-India in collaboration with UP state forest department and University of Tokyo has ...
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WWF-India hosts a seminar on the importance of Environment Information Systems for Policy Making and Planning
New Delhi: On the occasion of the silver jubilee of the Environment Information System (ENVIS) ...
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WWF-India and Canon come together to conserve the Himalayas
New Delhi: WWF-India, in partnership with Canon is exhibiting some of the finest photographs ...
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WWF-India steps in to help flood affected Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
New Delhi/ Palia (Uttar Pradesh): Flash floods in some rivers of the Terai, along the Indo-Nepal ...
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WWF-India applauds the declaration of the Gangetic River Dolphin as India’s National Aquatic Animal
The docile and graceful river dolphin is now India’s National Aquatic Animal. On Monday, 5th of ...
