Vishwa Mohan is a Senior Editor at Times of India. He focuses on critical issues such as Environment and Climate Change, Agriculture, and Water Resources, while also covering parliamentary matters. Vishwa's insights have been featured in notable publications including The Economic Times and CMOs Magazine.
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Vishwa Mohan's coverage is heavily centered on government announcements and data citations, with a focus on topics related to national policies, climate change, weather forecasting, and environmental issues. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into government policies related to afforestation, agroforestry, climate change initiatives, as well as those related to weather forecasting.
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The Union environment ministry deemed cloud seeding an infeasible solution for Delhi's winter air pollution. Experts cited the absence of required cloud conditions during the dry months, aircraft limitations for high-altitude clouds, and potential adverse effects of seeding chemicals. Delhi's environment minister had requested the Centre to consider the option.
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India's Environment Ministry has drafted new rules for solid waste management, empowering sanitation workers to fine those who don't segregate waste. Starting October 2025, gated communities, hotels, and large institutions will be required to segregate and process biodegradable waste, promoting a circular economy and reducing pollution from agricultural burning.
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