Akash Pharande Before urbanisation took off earnestly in India, humans and nature coexisted admirably. Unfortunately, rampant real estate development has steadily reduced Indians’ access to nature. From the increasing demand for integrated townships with abundant greenery, we can see that urban dwellers today are looking to reconnect with nature. The Cost of Urbanisation Our cities’ […]Read More
Though Saharanpur happens to be well industrialised city, known for the paper industry, Tobacco production with ITC (Indian Tobacco Industry’s) manufacturing plant, sugar mills, sand and stone works, nothing beats the wood carving handicraft works from the city. For all practical purposes, calling Saharanpur as the woodcraft or wood handicraft capital of the country wouldn’t […]Read More
Amit Gulati The task of building sustainable and aesthetically pleasing structures has always been a challenge for the construction industry for decades. But what if ingenious engineering or superior materials were not the only solutions? Artificial intelligence (AI) technology holds the key to the solution as it is revolutionising the way we approach energy management […]Read More
Dr Harpreet Singh Arora Technology has grown essential as advancements in communication and healthcare improve our lives. Modern convenience and connection have been completely transformed by innovations such as cell phones, smart home appliances, and high-speed internet. Furthermore, advancements in the fields of education, healthcare, and transportation have produced better results in these areas. But […]Read More
Team L&M The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee and the Government of Uttarakhand have jointly come out with the cutting-edge Earthquake Early Warning App, BhuDEV. Developed by IIT Roorkee’s leading experts, BhuDEV represents a significant milestone in leveraging technology to ensure the safety and resilience of Uttarakhand’s residents in the face of seismic threats. […]Read More
Team L&M Researchers from the Centre of Excellence in Disaster Mitigation and Management (CoEDMM) at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee unveiled a novel framework aimed at strengthening early warning systems for landslides triggered by rainfall in the Himalayas. Landslides and debris flows, particularly in the Himalayan region, have long posed significant challenges, especially during […]Read More
Team L&M While the Agriculture Department sleeps over, Greater Noida is witnessing several cases of crop residue burning. The latest incident is reported from village Chuhadpur village, klocated near the Zero point of Yamuna Expressway, where some farmers have indulged in crop residue burning, which also led to an unfortunate car accident. Prior to this, several incidents […]Read More
Team L&M While the world was observing Earth Day and environmental discussions were taking place globally, the Horticulture Department of the Noida Authority was busy cutting trees in Sector 137 WITHOUT the permission from the Forest Department. Greenman Vikrant Tongad has written to Noida Authority CEO, District Magistrate and District Forest Officer of Gautam Budh […]Read More
Shajapur got its name after the Mughal Emperor Shah-e-Jahan (Kind of the World), as a memory of the young prince return from his invasion and crusade of the Deccan plateau, in early 1600s. After a fierce war and the triumph of victory of the Mughals, while returning from Southern part of India, the young prince […]Read More
Rain water harvesting that is usually taken to be a Western thought process of the recent times has been a part of the Indian culture since time immemorial. Not just Rain Water harvesting, in Bharat, we even had the concept of flood Water harvesting. There have been numerous examples of Water intelligent city planning done […]Read More