19 Sep
Gonagpur’s GoGreen Project (GGP)
We GoNagpur.com are launching our new project for Green Earth.
We will strive to make this earth more and more green.. round the earth.
GGP Includes incentives to individuals who work for planting trees.
GGP requests every individual to do something for non-polluting, saving of energy resources, save water, planting trees.
www.gonagpur.com
5 Feb
Save our “Tigers”
Save our “Tigers” a good initiative from “Aircel”. This is the need of time. Its good to see some of the corporates coming up ahead for the cause of social benefit.
I think, this type of social citizenship initiated from companies like “Aircel”, “Tata Tea”, “Accenture”, “Birla”, “Reliance” etc will definitely make citizens aware of their efforts / need towards saving of this beautiful earth.
We need to save animals. We need to stop cutting trees. We need to plant trees. Making awareness is a good thing, but the need of time is to “ACT” for it. Yes act for it to get it for us. Act for it to get save this earth. Act.
Why can’t we stop the entry in various forest reserves. Most of the peoples visit their just for entertainment, leisure and enjoyment. Is this the purpose, animals are made for? We visiting the forest reserves knowingly unknowingly damage their home. Let them live. Leave them to live.
Gonagpur.com
save earth against global warming!!!
6 Nov
As water woes multiply, the State government has begun an incentive-based scheme, coupled with stringent laws, to encourage rain water harvesting.
http://www.deccanherald.com/content/31100/rain-water-harvesting-must-houses.html
6 Nov
This study conducted during January- March, 2007, in the Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh in India, takes the apple as an indicator crop to investigate the positive and negative effects of climate change on farm economy. It explores the impacts it had on the agricultural economy of the hill farmers who were forced to abandon apple farming, and those to whom apple farming came to be a new option.
This research attempts to piece together and aims to enhance understanding of climate change impacts as observed by farming communities at very local levels.
The findings showed that the apple belt was shifting upwards due to climbing regional temperatures, making the lower parts of the valley unsuitable and the upper valley hospitable for the apple crop.
24 Oct
Oct 24, INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CLIMATE ACTION
On 24 October, people in 181 countries are coming together for the most widespread day of environmental action in the planet’s history. At over 5200 events around the world, people are gathering to call for strong action and bold leadership on the climate crisis.
16 Oct
Tiger deaths continue at an alarming rate. Statistics collated from different parts of India by a prominent wildlife
NGO show that
between January 1 and August 19 this year, at least 66 tigers lost their lives.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/news/environment/flora-fauna/66-tigers-dead-in-8-months/articleshow/4917094.cms
16 Oct
* Sugar mills produce 2,000 megawatt of biomass-based energy through cogeneration, says a new report. Cogeneration means the production of two forms of energy, electricity and heat
* Sugar mills are making a profit selling power to the grid. They can produce 5,100 mw of power – 69 per cent of the country’s total cogeneration capacity
* Such alternatives to fossil fuel energy are critical for India’s energy and climate security
* But lack of policy and pricing issues threaten the sustainability of this green power
http://www.cseindia.org/AboutUs/press_releases/press-20090605.htm
16 Oct
Wishing you all readers a “Happy Diwali 2009″.
Have lots and enjoyment and happiness forever.
Do use less crackers, low sound crackers. Avoid noise pollution. Avoid air pollution.
Have good sweets and sweetness in life.
Gonagpur.com
13 Oct
Keeping proper Tyre air pressure reduces fuel consumption by almost 15-20%. Its much to save this earth.
Do check air pressure once a week. Drive at average speed to have optimum utilization of money and fuel. Remove the luggage carrier if not required as it causes extra fuel consumption by around 10%.
12 Oct
The Ministry of Railways has decided to reduce the tatkal charges with effect from October 1.The new tatkal charges will be at the rate of 10 per cent of basic fare for second class and 30 per cent of basic fare for all other classes subject to minimum and maximum charges for each class.Tatkal tickets will be issued for actual distance of travel, instead of end-to-end, subject to the distance restriction applicable to the train.Tatkal facility will be introduced in executive class of Shatabdi Express trains also, by earmarking 10 per cent of the accommodation available that is five seats per coach The existing refund rules of tatkal tickets will remain unchanged.
Source : www.erail.in
