Articles about World Environment Day

At a time when global warming and climate change are on the rise, it's the need of the hour to care for Mother Nature.

The Railways has come up with a brilliant initiative to keep its premises clean, with some help from passengers.

An Indian farmer in the UAE has set a Guinness World Record by distributing the largest number of curry tree saplings in Sharjah.

Today, on World Environment Day, let's talk about a Bengaluru-based group that's on a mission: to make their city greener by the day.

That plastic is killing our planet and we need to act before it's not too late, is something everyone knows.

Renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik created a huge sand turtle at Odisha's Puri beach on the occasion of World Environment Day today with a message to curb plastic pollution.

Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan today said if states work together, the country will achieve all its environment-related targets within a year.

A tea-seller in Odisha, DP Rao, was lauded by PM Narendra Modi on his 44th Mann Ki Baat today for being "an inspiration to our society and the whole country."

The UGC has directed all varsities and higher educational institutions to ban the use of plastic cups, lunch packets, straws, bottles, and bags on their campuses.

To help citizens adapt to the recent plastic ban, BMC plans to install around 500 plastic bottle-crushing machines, which will be funded by corporates through CSR.

Yesterday, Hyderabad got its first water ATM. The facility located at NTR Garden was inaugurated by Mayor B. Rammohan.

In yet another case of honour killing, a pregnant Muslim woman was burnt alive by her own family for marrying a Dalit man in Bijapur, Karnataka.

It's summer, you are thirsty and someone passes you a glass of muddied water when you ask them for a drink.

IIT Delhi is making India and the world a better place, one invention at a time.

Every year, 5 June is celebrated as World Environment Day - the largest and the most celebrated day for conserving and preserving the nature and environment.

In a shocking report, the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) and Gurgaon First collaborated on a study and concluded that Gurugram is fast on its way to becoming a "living hell".

A 30-year-old pregnant woman became the third victim of swine flu deaths in Mumbai in 2017.