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Kuldeep Chauhan

SHIMLA: As big as 1.7 billion world population depends directly on forests. In Himalayan forests, invasion by exotics species needs an urgent check. "The way forests are depleting, we need to...

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Kuldeep Chauhan

SHIMLA, MARCH 14: The scientists say that the chillates can be used as biofuels. The handicrafts developed from the pine needles reduce risk of forest fires. The controlled burning also reduces...

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IMI-SDF Uttarakhand hold Workshop with stakeholders on boatd in Dehradun

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Citizens Turn Up Heat on Waste Crisis, Launch ‘Safai Mitra’ App to Fix Dehradun’s Garbage Mess

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