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When silt hits the fan - Vimarsana News

When silt hits the fan

As per Palike’s plan, desilting would be carried out at roadside drains and cow traps in underpasses. In some cases, BBMP will be adding hinges to gratings as the workers have to remove the grating to clean them.

Proposed changes to wildlife law may hit research: Experts - Vimarsana News

Proposed changes to wildlife law may hit research: Experts

One of the issues with the new system of schedules is that scientists may require two levels of permissions from the state and the Centre to collect specimens. | Latest News India

Trumpeting, rumbling, vibrations and more: How elephants communicate - Vimarsana News

Trumpeting, rumbling, vibrations and more: How elephants communicate

Elephants, with their sophisticated communication, give enough cues, say animal behaviour experts and ecologists.

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Lakes of Bengaluru: Bellandur Lake to be restored by 2024, environment minister assures - Vimarsana News

Lakes of Bengaluru: Bellandur Lake to be restored by 2024, environment minister assures

After taking charge as environment and forest minister, Eshwar Khandre on May 31 visited Bellandur Lake and assured that the lake would be restored by 2024.

MC Explains|Are glass façades in Bengaluru skyscrapers contributing to global warming and climate change? - Vimarsana News

MC Explains|Are glass façades in Bengaluru skyscrapers contributing to global warming and climate change?

As an upcoming revision in National Building Code in 2025 seeks to reflect the contemporary technology shifts for green buildings, Moneycontrol takes a closer look at the issue to assess the impact of glitzy glass facades on the environment and people.