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Reclamation of wastewater for Water Reuse and Water Security through Sustainable Water

The project aims to treat the domestic wastewater, generated in the University Campus Pantanagar which is being discharged into a river without treatment. The methodology includes treating of water water through fertigation in vegetation filter exper

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Dynamics of the southern Ocean carbonate chemistry and water masses recorded in the late Quaternary sediments

Global climate change, primarily caused by industrial activities and fossil fuel burning, is causing significant changes in the ecosystem, particularly in the southern Ocean (sO). The acidification of the sO's surface seawater is expected to decrease

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Technological Intervention in Promoting Composting and Kitchen Gardening for Safe and Sustainable Food Production in Tribal Villages of Aspiration Gadchiroli District, Maharashtra

The project aims to equip women farmers in Tribal Villages of Aspiration Gadchiroli District, Maharashtra with technological tools to promote sustainable food production. The project aims to ensure continuity of organic farming practices and informat

Section: Agricultural Sciences (Research Project)
Design and Analysis of 2D Materials as seawater Desalination Membranes Using Molecular Dynamics simulations

Water scarcity is a pressing issue due to population growth, climate change, and industrial revolutions. India, with 18% of the world's population, has only 4% of drinkable water, highlighting the need for seawater desalination technology. Traditiona

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
TASK FORCE ON HIMALAYAN AGRICULTURE National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem (NMSHE)- Phase-2

The phase-2 of NMSHE, Task Force on Himalayan Agriculture has been commissioned by the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Govt. of India to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) under the National Mission on Sustaining Himalayan E

Section: Rural Technologies (Technologies)
Network-of-Network Lens to quantify structural and dynamical aspects of resilience of coupled infrastructure systems

This proposal aims to design effective recovery strategies for built systems, including transportation and water distribution systems, subject to diverse threats such as hydroclimate extremes in changing climates. Natural hazards, such as flooding, d

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-India, through its programmes, is working towards articulating and attaining such a vision by enabling technical expertise to address emerging environmental challenges. Acknowledging the need to increase visibility of conser

Section: Civil Societies (Organizations)
Mass size distribution and chemical characteristics of ambient aerosols over sikkim Himalayas and its impact on the Cryosphere

Aerosols, particularly Black Carbon (BC) aerosols, are a significant contributor to global climate change. These light-absorbing aerosols capture sunlight and transfer energy to surface features, reducing albedo and accelerating melting. The Himalaya

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Science on Wheels Mobile Exhibition Bus Reaching the Rural Students and Remote Locations of Andhra Pradesh

The Government of India is encouraging the organization of a Science on Wheels Mobile Exhibition Bus to reach rural students and farmers to emphasize the importance of science and technology. The bus will take the initiative to rural areas, aiming to

Section: Other Areas (Research Project)
Probing into the molecular mechanisms of “conditional pathogenesis”- a phenomenon where beneficial soil microbes turn pathogenic to plants, under adverse environmental conditions

Plants interact with various bacteria, which can be rhizospheric or phyllospheric. Research has traditionally classified these bacteria into soil pathogens and plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR). However, recent research has revealed a uniqu

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
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