Jitendra Choubey is a journalist who focuses on national news in India. He writes for The New Indian Express and his work has also been featured in Geospatial World. Jitendra covers a wide range of topics including weather predictions, environmental conservation, agriculture, and technological advancements.
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Jitendra's coverage focus is primarily on agriculture, climate change, and government policies in India. His articles often cite data and make references to government announcements.
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Over two lakh soybean farmers have been waiting in Maharashtra to sell their crop to government agencies at MSP.
By: Jitendra Choubey
As per the new notification, industries falling under this category are no longer required to seek consent from Pollution Control Boards to prove that their operations do not contribute to water or air pollution.
By: Jitendra Choubey
The report, ‘Navigating climate-related financial risks', has assessed the vulnerability of basins, construction of hydro projects and their shooting costs due to frequent climate-related disasters.
By: Jitendra Choubey
Recently, the Delhi-based environmental think tank Centre for Science and Environment assessed comparative transportation costs in Delhi-NCR.
NEW DELHI: Emissions from Delhi-NCR-based 12 coal-fired power plants are more deadly than the emissions from the burning of paddy straw in Punjab and Haryana. T
In a statement, the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MoEFCC) said the Government of Chhattisgarh, on advice of the National
The Met department also advised people with lung-related illness to avoid exposure to fog “as it contains particulate matter and other pollutants.”
However, rains have remained absolutely absent so far in the season. Delhi has recorded no rainfall from October 1 to November 19. Updated on min read
By: Jitendra Choubey
NEW DELHI: India’s national capital region (Delhi-NCR) is back in the news for its hazardous levels of air pollution. It has been the top polluted city in the w
By: Jitendra Choubey
Environmental activists have raised concerns about the illegal cultivation of genetically modified (GM) maize in Tamil Nadu and its presence in commercially sold processed foods and unprocessed maize grains across India.
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