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Business & Sustainability

Reliance plans Rs 1 lakh crore biogas push in Andhra Pradesh using farm waste

Announced at Madanapalle, the compressed biogas plan promises over 3 lakh jobs, and it follows a new Rs 23,731 crore central scheme for the sector.

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Climate & Environment

Wasted food drives up to 10% of global emissions, nearly five times aviation, says UN

On the UN’s food waste awareness day, agencies stressed that food discarded at home, in shops and on farms is a large and fixable climate problem, and India is a big part of it.

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Nature & Wildlife

Telangana’s water bodies fall from 64,056 to 53,685 in second national census

The second Census of Water Bodies shows a 16.19 per cent drop since 2017-18, with small village ponds the hardest hit and urban counts also lower.

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Policy

India notifies CAFE-III fuel norms for cars, keeping a 3x credit for battery EVs

The Ministry of Power’s rules, effective April 2027, tighten fleet fuel-consumption targets by 16.7% by 2032 but give small cars no separate concession.

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Policy

Climate made up just 3.3% of Parliament questions in the decade after Paris, study finds

A Cenfa report on 8,702 Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha questions finds attention is skewed towards clean energy, with climate finance barely discussed.

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Climate & Environment

NGT takes up Sirsa river pollution case linked to Himachal’s Baddi industrial belt

The tribunal has issued notices to Himachal Pradesh and Haryana over alleged effluent flows towards the Sutlej in Punjab, with the next hearing set for 2 December.

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Climate & Environment

Satellite studies show India’s night is getting brighter, and the stars are fading

Research tracks rising outdoor lighting across states and river basins, while Hanle in Ladakh shows how a community can keep its sky dark.

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Nature & Wildlife

Ten captive-bred Great Indian Bustards set for first release in Rajasthan’s Thar

After months in a rewilding tunnel, the birds head to Desert National Park, where scientists will track whether captive breeding can rebuild the wild population.

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Nature & Wildlife

Karnataka Draws Up Rs 150-Crore Plan to Revive 500 Lakes in Seven Districts

The World Bank-assisted project targets dried-up lakes in Bengaluru and five other districts, while researchers say real recovery means more than desilting.

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Nature & Wildlife

Tigress T138 released in Buxa as West Bengal begins first tiger reintroduction

A three-year-old tigress from Bihar’s Valmiki reserve now roams Buxa’s core zone, the first step in a phased plan to rebuild a breeding population.

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