Tannuka Juneja, Author at Tatsat Chronicle Magazine

Assam Government Takes Multiple Steps to Improve Education Quality

February 18, 2022

The Assam government has decided to start a new project, Arohan to improve the skills of poor students living in remote areas, while guiding them for a bright future. The government will accomplish the project in collaboration with the Tata Group, informed

New UNEP Environmental Report Offers Solutions for ‘Planetary Crisis’

Tannuka Juneja

February 18, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The United Nations Environment Program, UNEP, on Thursday published the new edition of its environmental report, Frontiers, which revealed that “fires are happening, more severely and more frequently, urban noise pollution is becoming a global health problem and disorders in the life cycles

Corn-Based Ethanol Pollutes More Than Gasoline, Says Study

Tannuka Juneja

February 17, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Corn-based ethanol, which has been blended in large quantities into gasoline sold at the United States pumps for years, is likely to contribute far more to global warming than straight gasoline, says a new study. The research, published on February 14, in

Global Cooperation Key For Safe, Regular Migration: UN

Tannuka Juneja

February 17, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

There are approximately 281 million international migrants in the world today. More than 80 percent of them, United Nations’ chief António Guterres said, move between countries legally. However, illegal channels exist, and their use often results in human casualties. “Today, huge migration

Our Commitments to the Planet, to Nature, Have Been Fragile: PM

Tannuka Juneja

February 17, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said, the energy requirements of the people of India are expected to nearly double in the next 20 years and denying this energy would be denying life itself to millions. Developed countries need to fulfil their commitments

Social Justice Ministry Launches Economic Empowerment Scheme For DNTs

Tannuka Juneja

February 17, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

The Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment, Dr Virendra Kumar has launched the Scheme for Economic Empowerment of DNTs (SEED) at Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi. The scheme has been designed for the welfare of De-Notified (DNT), Nomadic (NT) and

Ratan Tata Awarded Assam Vaibhav For Boosting Cancer Care

Tannuka Juneja

February 17, 2022

News·Social Welfare & Development

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday honoured industrialist Ratan Tata with the state’s highest civilian award Assam Vaibhav for his contribution in promoting cancer treatment facilities in the state. Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata Trusts, was honoured during an event held

300 Companies in Telangana to Spend ₹1200 Crore on CSR

Tannuka Juneja

February 16, 2022

CSR & Philanthropy·News

Telangana Registrar of Companies Josekutty VE, has said that 330 companies will contribute ₹1200 crore for CSR activities in the state. Speaking at the meeting on Corporate Social Responsibility Review Regulatory and Tax Aspects, Josekutty VE said that the current efforts are

Climate Change Adaptation, Happening Worldwide, Is Essential: WMO Chief

Tannuka Juneja

February 16, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

The impacts of climate change are already visible and happening worldwide, said the head of the UN weather agency at the start of the 55th Session of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on Monday. The meeting opened to approve

Himachal Gets Its First Biodiversity Park at Mandi’s Bhulah Valley

Tannuka Juneja

February 15, 2022

Conservation & Sustainability·News

Bhulah Valley in Mandi is where Himachal Pradesh’s first biodiversity park has been set up at a cost of ₹1 crore and would host both researchers and tourists. Set up under the National Mission on Himalayan Studies (NMHS) by the state forest

Tannuka Juneja

New UNEP Environmental Report Offers Solutions for ‘Planetary Crisis’

Corn-Based Ethanol Pollutes More Than Gasoline, Says Study

Our Commitments to the Planet, to Nature, Have Been Fragile: PM

Climate Change Adaptation, Happening Worldwide, Is Essential: WMO Chief

Himachal Gets Its First Biodiversity Park at Mandi’s Bhulah Valley

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