Revised land acquisition bill that does not provide for social impact assessment for irrigation projects clears in the Upper House. The bill returns to the Lok Sabha for approval of amendements made in it.
With the death toll reaching to four, dengue returns to the city. Authorities warns people to take responsibility and keep their surroundings clean.
India Meteorological Department alerts the state government of heavy rains and near cloudburst-like situation in Bihar in the next few days.
Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation decides to reduce the water cut from Jayakwadi dam to industries from 33% to 15%.
Out of 762 villages in the district, 688 adopt the system of rice intensification method for cultivating paddy. The method yields a 50% higher production of paddy than the conventional method.
Coral reefs in the island are facing greatest threat from increasing pollution, change in land use, unregulated construction and disposal of waste and coral mining, says recent study.
After three long years, the Shimsha river in Karnataka experiences water in its dry riverbed, owing to good rains in the river's catchment.
Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding initiates effort to turn 60 hectares of teak and padauk plantations in Andamans into natural forests.
DRDO's proposal to set up a Missile Testing Range along the coast of Bay of Bengal sent to Central Empowered Committee for the third time after meeting rejection twice on grounds of posing danger to the Mangroves in the region.
Greenpeace to install solar-powered micro grid in Jehanabad district of Bihar to demonstrate the replicability of decentralised renewable energy model across India.
This is a roundup of important news for September 5, 2013.