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PROFESSOR/HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR job with University of Liverpool - Vimarsana News

PROFESSOR/HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR job with University of Liverpool

PROFESSOR/HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR job in Liverpool with University of Liverpool. Apply Today.

Source: nature.com
bengaluru: No vroom for much more in Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

bengaluru: No vroom for much more in Bengaluru

However, they underline that the pace of public transport infrastructure projects, whether metro or suburban rail, is still moving at a snail’s pace. To add to that, the density of rail usage on existing railway lines is abysmal due to outdated technology.

WCC alums receive recognition for international positive impacts - Vimarsana News

WCC alums receive recognition for international positive impacts

The BBC 100 Women list this year features former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama and multiple actresses as well as many scientists and activists.

Source: kgmi.com
arkavathi: Little improvement in Arkavathi water quality - Vimarsana News

arkavathi: Little improvement in Arkavathi water quality

The water quality report for September 2023 reveals a multifold increase in total coliform bacteria over the last five years. While the total coliform value reported in September 2018 was 9,200 MPN/100 ml, it has risen to 1,60,000 MPN/100 ml. The amount of faecal coliform bacteria has also tripled (from 2800 MPN/100 ml to 7,000 MPN/100 ml), and the BOD value has increased from 4 mg/L to 6 mg/L.

In Gujarat, Agriculture In Stress Due To Saltwater Ingress - Vimarsana News

In Gujarat, Agriculture In Stress Due To Saltwater Ingress

Increased soil salinity, coupled with the destruction of its mangrove cover and unplanned development, puts Gujarat's food security at risk