The Green India Mission document was revised to account for on-ground climate impacts and feedback received from implementing ...

The newly released revised Green India Mission (GIM) plan puts the spotlight on restoring vulnerable landscapes. But what is ...

The Green India Mission (GIM), also called the National Mission for a Green India, has completed a decade. The revised one ...

As per India State of Forest Report (ISFR) 2021, the total forest cover of the country has increased by 1540 square kilometre, tree cover has increased by 721 square kilometre, and total forest and ...

The government of India launched an updated National Mission for Green India to restore degraded ecosystems. The initiative targets the Western Ghats, Himalayas, and Aravalli ranges, aiming to ...

The government has updated the National Mission for Green India to restore ecosystems in critical regions like the Aravallis, ...

Under the GIM, Rs 106.01 crore was released in 2019-20, the lowest in the last five years. Madhya Pradesh alone received Rs 30.65 crore, nearly 29 per cent of the total funds.

The Green India Mission (GIM), part of India's National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), was launched in 2015-16 to protect, restore, and enhance forest cover while addressing climate change.

The ministry also extends technical and financial support to states/UTs through various centrally sponsored schemes, including the Green India Mission (GIM), Forest Fire Prevention and Management ...

India’s national green hydrogen mission will have a budget of INR197.4 billion (US$2.4 billion) in order to make the country a global hub for the technology. Image: Engie.