The government’s maiden green bond issuance will focus on financing public projects across nine areas, including renewable energy, clean transportation, climate change, sustainable water and waste management and pollution control, according to a framework approved by the Finance Ministry. The funds raised through the green bonds, however, won’t be used to finance hydropower plants that are larger than 25 MW, nuclear projects and any biomass-based power generation with biomass originating from protected areas. The framework will bolster India’s pledge towards the nationally determined contribution targets adopted under the Paris Agreement, and help draw global and domestic investments into stipulated environmental projects.
Forest Research Institute of India is located at _________.
On 8th April 1929, who among the following two revolutionists threw a bomb in the Central Legislative Assembly?
Pin Valley National Park is situated in which state?
Who among the following Indian women freedom fighters popularly known as Grand Old Lady?
Who is the founder of IT giant Infosys?
Which of the following institutions started the 'Team Halo' initiative in November 2020?
Which of the following companies is not a Credit Information Companies in India?
As of 2020, which country has the largest proven coal reserves in the world?
Which of the following dancers of Mohiniyattam form of Indian classical dance was given the Devadasi National Award in 2013?
Article 19 of the Indian Constitution provides for how many types of freedoms?
