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England, famously described two centuries ago as a "green and pleasant land" by the poet William Blake, is today a sickly yellow after a dire lack of rain.
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The federal government is set to announce changes to the Small-scale Renewable Energy scheme in a bid to help businesses install solar systems and close the gap with residential take-up.
A failure to reach a wage deal for small-island ferry crews may mean longer strikes than the warning action last month, the head of the seamen's union said.
Los bajos niveles del agua debido a la sequía que azota a Europa han dejado embarcaciones turísticas paradas sin otra opción que culminar los trayectos en autobús
iLabs Group Chairman calls on graduates to focus on manufacturing and innovation as NIT Andhra Pradesh awards 644 B.Tech and 53 Ph.D. degrees at its eighth convocation
According to estimates, Bengaluru is receiving about 80,000 to one lakh tonnes less construction material, especially jelly stones and M-Sand, every day compared with the usual inflow.
Although food producers are critical of the idea of introducing the traffic light-like Nutri-Score label on food packaging and fear it would increase bureaucracy, the Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture says those concerns are unfounded.
