Director General, Forest
Releases Book on Birth Centenary of Hari Singh
As a tribute to the great
legendary, formerly Inspector General of Forest, Shri Hari Singh the DG Forest
and Special Secretary, Govt. of India Dr. P.J. Dilip Kumar released the book on
his Birth Centenary here today at Siri Fort Auditorium Titled, ‘Hari Singh: A
Life Sketch’. The book gives the detail account of the creative and the
personal life of this creative visionary. The book is researched and edited by
S.S. Negi, Shailendra Kaushik, Y.P. Singh and Dinesh Kumar.
Shri Hari Singh, formerly Inspector General ofForest ,
Govt. of India played a pivotal role in promoting inter-state coordination in
forest management. He was largely responsible for the founding of the Indian
Forest Service (IFS) in 1966 as the 3rd All India Service. He is rightly
considered as the architect of modern forest administration in India . The
dignitaries who were associated with him shared their valuable experiences with
the ……………
Shri Hari Singh, formerly Inspector General of
Tribal activists see REDD in Cancun
Chetan
Chauhan, Hindustan Times
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Cancun , December 09, 2010
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10 DEC, 2010, 08.00AM IST,
URMI A GOSWAMI,ET BUREAU
Legal agreement is bone of contention at Cancun
Tehri Hydro Development Corp’s World Bank loan stuck
over green nod
Initial clearance in dispute,
$600 million loan now linked to environment ministry’s decision on forest land
Utpal Bhaskar &
Padmaparna Ghosh
Violation of Tribal Rights
17:36 IST
The Ministry of Environment
& Forests have informed that they have, so far, received report on violation
of the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of
Forest Rights) Act, 2006, in respect of the following propjets seeking
diversion of forest land for non-forestry purposes in Orissa:
(i) Diversion of 660.749 ha of forest land for mining of Bauxite of Bauxite ore in Lanjigarh Bauxite Reserve in favour of Orissa Mining Corporation in Kalahandi and Rayagade districts in Orissa for approval under Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980s; and
(ii) Diversion of 1253.225 ha of forest land for establishment of Integrated Steel Plant and Captive Port by POSCO-India Pvt. Ltd., Jagatsinghpur district of Orissa.
(i) Diversion of 660.749 ha of forest land for mining of Bauxite of Bauxite ore in Lanjigarh Bauxite Reserve in favour of Orissa Mining Corporation in Kalahandi and Rayagade districts in Orissa for approval under Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980s; and
(ii) Diversion of 1253.225 ha of forest land for establishment of Integrated Steel Plant and Captive Port by POSCO-India Pvt. Ltd., Jagatsinghpur district of Orissa.
The Ministry of Environment
& Forests, in consideration of a Committee constituted by it, ….
Posted on: Friday, 10
December 2010, 07:00 CST
Endangered Bengal tigers in India are not
only shrinking population-wise, but they are also shrinking in size, according
to a recent study released Thursday that suggests the big cats are becoming
physically smaller. Experts say “stress” associated with environmental changes
impacting their habitat in the Sunderban mangrove swamps along the
India-Bangladesh border is causing the tigers to lose weight. Indian wildlife
officials, conducting a survey of the famed beasts in the ……………….
Power requires $400bn investment
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
TNN, Dec 9, 2010, 09.46pm IST
MYSORE : The
district administration on Thursday filed a case against forest minister C
H Vijayashankar for violating the election code of conduct by using
the official vehicle. The minister was attending the party workers
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“I’m being censored for telling the truth about the
climate fraud being concocted by the United Nations,” Tom Goldtooth, Indigenous Environmental Network
By Chris Lang, 10th December
2010
Some of the best reporting on
the UN climate change negotiations in Cancun
comes from Democracy Now!. On 9 December 2010, Democracy Now! broadcast a
series of interviews focussing on REDD and carbon markets. Here are some of the
highlights from yesterday’s Democracy Now! programme, featuring interviews with
several members of the Durban …………………
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