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[2502.12569] Maximizing Value in Challenge the Champ Tournaments

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By Juhi Chaudhary, Palash Dey
| arXiv
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India Revives Massive Yamuna Dam Project Despite Environmental Concerns

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By Juhi Chaudhary
| The Wire (India) Verified
The revival of the Lakhwar-Vyasi dam project in the Upper Yamuna basin in Uttarakhand has once again raised the question of the loyalty of the government towards its commitment of conservation of river basins. On August 28, 2018 the government of India signed off on a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with six state governments to go ahead with Lakhwar-Vyasi multi-purpose project even though the project is being examined by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) due to environmental concerns.
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Interview: Being a wildlife biologist in the Eastern Himalayas

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By Juhi Chaudhary
| The Third Pole
Juhi Chaudhary (JC):  Conservation biology is not a popular career choice for young people. What motivated you to tread this path? Nandini Velho (NV): Being born and brought up in Goa, I had the privilege of always being a few kilometres from an ocean, river or forest. I was exposed to nature in my early schooling and growing up in a large family of very culturally, politically and environmentally conscious individuals made me chose this as a career choice.
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