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The rainwater harvesting system involves capturing, redirecting, and storing rainwater from rooftops for future use. This collected rainwater is commonly utilized for various purposes such as watering landscapes, washing, filling ornamental ponds and fountains, supplying cooling towers, and flushing toilets and urinals. Subjecting the harvested rainwater to additional filtration and disinfection can even be treated […]

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has been discussing the Digital India Act (DIA) to replace the existing IT Act. In March 2023, MeitY published a presentation to inform stakeholders about the forthcoming legal framework, which will be known as the Digital India Act (DIA) for India’s growing digital technology ecosystem[1]. The DIA […]

India has become a member of the Minerals Security Partnership (MSP), which is a group of 14 advanced nations led by the United States. By joining the MSP, India has achieved a unique distinction as the sole developing country to be a part of this esteemed alliance, known as the critical minerals club. Established in […]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the “Lifestyle for Environment” (LiFE) notion during the COP26 conference in Glasgow on November 1, 2021. To safeguard and conserve the environment, he urged individuals and institutions worldwide to embrace LiFE as a global movement promoting conscious and purposeful utilisation rather than thoughtless and harmful consumption. LiFE places responsibility on […]

A “Bio-stimulant” is a substance, microorganism, or combination of both that, when applied to plants, seeds, or the rhizosphere, has the primary function of stimulating physiological processes in plants and enhancing their uptake of nutrients, growth, yield, nutritional efficiency, crop quality, and stress tolerance. The agricultural sector is facing the challenges of rising productivity from […]

Industrial Green Belt in India refers to a buffer zone beyond which industrial activity must not be carried out. This concept has been developed to protect sensitive areas to maintain ecological balance and to act as a sink for the harmful gases released by vehicles and industries operating in the city area. In addition, green […]

Jute, a natural vegetable fiber, is commonly found or grown. It is spun into strong threads and woven to create jute fabric, known as the “golden fiber” due to its shiny and soft texture. It is considered the strongest natural fiber on Earth. In India, jute bags and other jute products have been manufactured for […]

According to Rule 3 (ac) of PWM Rules, biodegradable plastics are defined as plastics, excluding compostable plastics, that undergo natural degradation in terrestrial or aquatic environments without leaving any pollutant, visible residue, or toxic residue that can harm the environment. These plastic alternatives conforms with the standards set by the Bureau of Indian Standards and […]

The marketof bio-degradable products made from the Sugarcane Bagasseis projected to reach a valuation of USD 322 Million by 2029.Sugarcane bagasse is an amazing alternative for tableware as it is 100% biodegradable, compostable, and chemical-free. Using bagasse products can contribute to the “green living” initiative and help protect our planet. But have you ever wondered […]

Biodegradable Plastic Pellets include plastics that can be broken down by living organisms, typically microbes, into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass. These plastics are often made using renewable raw materials, microorganisms, petrochemicals, or a combination. Biodegradable plastics are designed to degrade more quickly than regular plastics because they contain additives that attract microbes to aid […]