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May 22, 2021 The meeting was informed that the Forest Department has prepared a detailed plan under Green J&K drive wherein 5 lakh plants each have been kept for plantation in smart cities of Jammu and Srinagar. The department will plant these saplings in the identified areas and will also provide saplings to various other agencies for plantation in the earmarked areas under the Mission. Besides, the Social Forestry Department will also be contributing in this plantation drive especially in institutions. Regarding progress achieved in the month of April under CAPEX, CAMPA and other CSS scheme...

Govt Suspends DFO Forest Division Jammu Alok K. Maurya Over ‘Dereliction of... Govt Suspends DFO Forest Division Jammu Alok K. Maurya Over ‘Dereliction of Duties, Failure on Compliance of HC’s Directions’; Orders Enquiry SRINAGAR/JAMMU: Government of Jammu and Kashmir has ordered for suspension of DFO Forest Division Jammu Alok Kumar Maurya (IFS) over alleged dereliction of duties and subsequent failure on compliance of High Court’s directions vis-à-vis encroachment of Forest Land. A Government Order No.: 59 JK (FST) of 2021 Dated: 19.05.2021, states that a Public...

DFO suspended for dereliction of duty Gopal Sharma JAMMU, May 20: The Government today dismissed two Forest officers for their alleged involvement in CET

In Nepal, 69 vultures, including endangered and near threatened species, die from eating poisoned dog carcasses Some of the 69 dead vultures. Photo: BCN/ Dev Bahadur Rana The site of the vultures' death. Photo: BCN/ Dev Bahadur Rana   In a shocking and tragic incident, 69 vultures have died of inadvertent poisoning in Nepal on April 24. The deaths occurred in the farmlands of the terai where villagers had used poisoned bait to kill stray dogs. These carcasses were then eaten by vultures who succumbed to the poison. As many as 35 white-rumped vultures, one slender-billed vulture (both cr...

Tamil Nadu Assembly election | Donkeys deliver EVMs to hill hamlets Updated: Updated: Three villages in Dharmapuri and one in Erode remain inaccessible to vehicles Share Article Three villages in Dharmapuri and one in Erode remain inaccessible to vehicles During every election, three hill hamlets in Dharmapuri district and one in Erode get polling materials delivered by donkeys. For years, these villages have remained inaccessible to vehicles, and can be reached only on foot. As in the past, donkeys on Monday began to trek up to help in the election process. In the Anthiyur Assembly constitu...