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BBCNEWS Business July 2, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Business July 2, 2024

it overtook apple as the second—most popular smartphone maker in china during the first quarter of the year. but now, apple has reason to celebrate. the company's chinese iphone sales rose 52%, compared to a year ago. that's according to data from a research company affiliated with the chinese government. that entity doesn't track apple specifically. instead, it measures the increase in foreign—branded shipments. but in the foreign—branded game, apple is the main player. and apple could see more gains from may — it's been discounting select models which could lead to more sal...

Green is their favourite colour - Vimarsana News

Green is their favourite colour

They also decided to involve children and elected representatives in the task. After some deliberations, the residents fixed June 12, 2016, as the date to plant around 50 saplings on Ranka Road. They raised a fund for not only planting but also nurturing the saplings. ​

Refinery: PCBA and Digboi Refinery Sign MoU to Increase Green Cover | Guwahati News - Vimarsana News

Refinery: PCBA and Digboi Refinery Sign MoU to Increase Green Cover | Guwahati News

PCBA and Digboi Refinery have signed an MoU to plant over six lakh native saplings on 25 hectares of land to achieve net-zero operational emissions by 2046. The initiative aims to create 'environmental protection forests' using the 'Modified Akira Miyawaki' method.

The axe files - Vimarsana News

The axe files

The data showed that in the given period the Tree Expert Committee (TEC) gave green signal to remove nearly 72% of the total trees that were proposed to be felled. While permission was sought by various agencies to remove 16,509 trees, 11,820 faced the axe and a little over 2,000 were translocated. ​

'Reduced Green Cover, Lost Water Bodies': Why The Trouble For Bengaluru Is Far From Over - Vimarsana News

'Reduced Green Cover, Lost Water Bodies': Why The Trouble For Bengaluru Is Far From Over

According to the Centre for Ecological Sciences (CES) at the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru city has already lost 66 per cent of its green cover, 74 per cent of its water bodies, and has witnessed a staggering 584 per cent growth in built-up areas