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Issue-II, April-June 2012 | | | | Research
Scapes (An International Multi Disciplinary Journal) |
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Heavy Metals In Fly Ash
of Singrauli Thermal Power Plants Its Impact on
Environment And Ecology, A Sequential Analysis.
Dr.Khan A.A. and Dr. Aziz M. CLICK HERE TO ABSTRACT
Singrauli
is situated in North Eastern Parts of Madhya
Pradesh. It is granted a district status on
24
May 2008 with headquarters at Waidan after separating
the three eastern Tehsiles of erstwhile Sidhi
district.
Singrauli is rich in coal deposits, emerging
as India's Energy capital and locally is called
as
'URGANCHAL' which means land of Energy. The
area of study is about 1000 Sq.km bounded by
latitude 24°00' to 24°15' and longitude
82°25' to 82°50' in parts of Survey
of India top sheet Nos. 63L/7,
8, 11, 12, 15 and 16 on scale 1:50,000 for the
studies.
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Medicinal Use of Plants
Linked To Belifes & Religious Rites.
Iyengar S. and Gupta A. CLICK HERE TO ABSTRACT
Religious
techingh teach us that the Earth is sacred
hence protection & preservation of
the environment
has been integral to religious ethos of
most human communities. Mythologically
significant plants have
medicinal bearing and therefore good for
an individual's health. This paper describes
some such plants
which are used to worship Lord Shiva.
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