Himansh Verma

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“If conservation of natural resources goes wrong, nothing else will go right”  -       M.S Swaminathan Natural resources are assets that are present without the aid of mankind. They are much more diverse than we think; their classification in itself is the whole earth. They can be divided into: -            Biotic, Abiotic. -            Potential,actual,reserve, stock. -            Renewable, Non-Renewable. Humankind has found various ways to extract the resources which are not renewable, and the extraction speed is immense. As a result, sooner or later the resources are going to dry out and that would be a problem for the very near future. "The conservation of natural resources is the fundamental problem. Unless we solve that problem, it will avail us little to solve all others."    -   Theodore Roosevelt Natural Resources In India. The Indian landmass consists of a wide variety of resources. India generates 4 fuels, 11 metallic, 52 non-m

‘Let Us Drive Together into the Future’ India is witnessing rapid urbanization, led to an increase in demand for basic services including housing, water, sanitation, and transport. The total number of registered motor vehicles in India has increased rapidly over the past decade. The rapid increase in private vehicle ownership is mainly due to the lack of good public transport facility. Currently, there are around 1.6 million registered buses in India, out of which only 170,000 are operated by public bus operators. Only 5,000 buses are operated under a PPP model for city bus operation. There is a need to increase the supply of buses in Indian cities to develop sustainable public transport. However, the cities should have a larger vision to curb dependence on fossil fuel and reduce CO2 emissions. It is right time that public transport vehicles shift their source of power from diesel to electric. Navrattan Holdings Limited (NHL) has become the first company to introduce and manufa

EverGreen - SUNSUL Technology by Navrattan Green Power Corporation Ltd.

How India is excelling in creating alternative ways of energy generation is spectacular. The article below mentions what the government has done to increase our potential of generating 'Green & Clean' Energy. World Environment Day - Electrifying India with Solar Power.

Out of all other human activities, India contributes 8% towards the total global CO 2 emission by the cement industry worldwide. In pollution category, the Indian cement industry is marked under the “Red” category which represents highly polluting industries. Researchers all over the world are considering the various alternatives for reducing the CO 2 footprint of building materials. Buildings and constructions are one of the heaviest consumers of natural resources and are not even sustainable. As discussed above, the cement industry alone is responsible for contributing a significant portion of the greenhouse gases and affect climate change. The Navrattan Green Crete is a 'Green' Cement produced by Navrattan Green Cement Industries Pvt. Ltd. The Cement is stronger, ductile and has40% more compressive and tensile strength than Portland Cement. The manufacturing process of the Navrattan Green Crete requires significantly  less energy to produce, thus leaving a substantia