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IBSEA and WEC Partner to Advance Sustainable Entrepreneurship in India

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New Delhi: The International Business Startup and Entrepreneurs Association (IBSEA) and the World Environment Council (WEC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on National Startup Day in New Delhi, marking a step toward promoting green entrepreneurship and sustainability-led innovation in India.

The MoU was signed at Laghu Udyog Bharti, with the collaboration aligned to the national vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. The partnership aims to integrate environmental sustainability into the growth of startups and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), with a focus on expanding outreach in Tier II and Tier III cities.

IBSEA, a national-level organisation operating through 21 specialised councils, works to support entrepreneurs, startups and MSMEs across sectors. The association focuses on capacity building, policy engagement and enabling inclusive economic development. The initiative is led by Dr. Anshuman Singh, Chairman of IBSEA, who has been actively involved in promoting entrepreneurship and startup ecosystems across the country.

The World Environment Council, represented by its Founder and President Prof. Ganesh Channa, brings expertise in environmental conservation, climate action, sustainability education and global environmental advocacy. Under the MoU, IBSEA and WEC will jointly promote green startups, sustainability-driven business models, ESG awareness, and entrepreneurship training programmes.

Addressing the gathering, Prof. Channa outlined WEC’s initiatives and stressed the role of startups in addressing environmental challenges. He highlighted the importance of responsible innovation, climate-conscious enterprises and youth-led sustainability initiatives in building a resilient economy.

The event was attended by entrepreneurs, industry representatives and stakeholders, including Dr. Ruhi Banergee and PVR Murthy, who have been associated with startup development and sustainability-focused initiatives.

According to both organisations, the collaboration will also encourage policy dialogue and awareness programmes aimed at aligning business growth with environmental responsibility. The partnership seeks to position startups as key contributors to India’s long-term development goals while supporting ecological stewardship.

The MoU reflects a broader effort to link entrepreneurship with sustainability as India moves toward its 2047 development vision.

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Prof. Ganesh Channa of Solapur Receives National Excellence Award in Education and Sustainability

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Ganesh Channa

Prof. Ganesh Channa, founder and chairman of the World Environment Council (WEC), has been honored with the National Excellence Award for Outstanding Contribution in Education and Technology. The award was presented at a grand ceremony organized by the Global India Business Forum in New Delhi, attended by ambassadors and high commissioners from 15 countries, including Guyana, Colombia, and Nepal.

This prestigious recognition highlights Prof. Channa’s long-standing contributions to education, technology, and sustainable development. An internationally acclaimed environmentalist, educator, and ESG expert, Prof. Channa founded WEC in 2021, which has since become a globally recognized non-profit organization dedicated to environmental protection, sustainability leadership, and climate resilience.

Under his leadership, WEC has advanced initiatives in education, research, ESG certification, policy guidance, global fellowship programs, ESG auditor training, eco-green certification, and international environmental awards—integrating these efforts into a cohesive and practical approach that distinguishes the organization globally.

WEC has actively represented India on major international platforms, including the United Nations Ocean Conference (Lisbon, 2022), United Nations Water Conference (New York, 2023), Sustainability Summit (Abu Dhabi, 2023), and UN Ocean Conference (Nice, France, 2025).

The award further reinforces Prof. Channa’s reputation as a visionary leader committed to fostering global collaboration while empowering local communities. He has also been nominated for the National Excellence Award for Outstanding Contribution in Education and Sustainability – 2025.

Looking ahead, WEC plans to expand its presence internationally, establishing chapters across India, Africa, Southeast Asia, Europe, and North America, alongside launching a Global ESG Competency Center and a Digital Learning Platform.

Prof. Ganesh Channa’s recognition is not only a personal milestone but also a testament to India’s leadership in environmental stewardship and global sustainability initiatives.

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World Environment Council Invites Nominations for the 3rd Environment Civilian Awards 2026 in New Delhi

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Every year, the global conversation about sustainability grows louder, and with it rises the need to acknowledge those who dedicate their lives to environmental protection. This year, the World Environment Council (WEC) has once again stepped forward to champion this cause. The organization has officially announced the opening of nominations for the 3rd Environment Civilian Awards 2026, a prestigious recognition program honoring individuals who have shaped environmental progress through years of committed service.

This announcement, shared from New Delhi by Prof. Ganesh Channa, Founder and President of WEC, marks the beginning of a new cycle of appreciation for environmental leadership. The award ceremony is scheduled to take place on January 24, 2026, bringing together some of the most influential environmental thinkers, practitioners, and innovators from India and across the world.

The WEC Environment Civilian Awards are designed to spotlight individuals who have not only contributed to environmental advancement but have done so with enduring passion and demonstrable impact. The awards span experience, leadership, public service, scientific contribution, grassroots work, and innovation, reflecting the diverse pathways through which environmental change is created.

For 2026, WEC has categorized the awards into two distinguished levels that represent the highest respect within its global environmental community.

Paryavaran Bhushan – First Degree of Honor

Paryavaran Bhushan stands as the highest civilian environmental honor conferred by WEC. This award is reserved for individuals whose contributions over at least two decades have transformed environmental understanding and strengthened sustainability efforts on a national or global scale.

Recipients of this award have typically influenced fields such as environmental governance, climate science, biodiversity conservation, sustainable technology development, eco-policy frameworks, and long-term climate leadership. Their work often extends far beyond their professional duties, inspiring systemic change and influencing the next generation of environmental champions.

Paryavaran Shri – Second Degree of Honor

Complementing the top honor is the Paryavaran Shri, awarded to individuals with a minimum of fifteen years of dedicated work in environmental protection or sustainability. This category recognizes real-world achievers who have created visible impact in areas such as environmental education, renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, public health and climate mitigation, research, sanitation, eco-entrepreneurship, and community-centered conservation efforts.

The award seeks to bring national attention to those who have demonstrated relentless commitment to making everyday life greener and healthier.

Inclusivity at the Heart of the Nominations

One of the defining principles of WEC’s award program is its inclusiveness. The nominations are open to individuals from all regions, sectors, and backgrounds, reflecting the belief that environmental service is not limited to profession or geography. Whether someone is conducting research in a laboratory, leading a community cleanup program, developing clean technology, or teaching sustainability to young minds, their contribution is valued.

As Prof. Ganesh Channa stated during the announcement, these awards are meant to honor “those whose sustained efforts are helping shape a cleaner, greener, and more resilient world.” WEC’s mission is not only to recognize excellence but to encourage others to join the movement toward environmental responsibility.

Nomination Process and Key Dates

Applicants can submit their nominations through the official WEC portal, where all details and submission guidelines are available.

Nomination Deadline: December 20, 2025
Award Ceremony: January 24, 2026, New Delhi
Website: www.wec.org.in
Email: co*****@*****rg.in
Contact Numbers: +91-8130305369 / 9813357716

The Council encourages early submissions so that the evaluation committee has sufficient time to review contributions thoroughly.

About the World Environment Council

The World Environment Council is a Section 8 nonprofit organization committed to advancing sustainability, environmental protection, climate education, ESG development, and global green initiatives. WEC collaborates with governments, industries, academic bodies, and international organizations to promote environmental responsibility and cultivate leadership that aligns with global sustainability goals.

The Council’s award program has steadily become a respected platform where environmental excellence is not only recognized but celebrated at an international level.

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The Grand Finale: Beating Retreat 2025 Celebrates India’s Musical Legacy

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New Delhi, January 29, 2025

The Beating Retreat ceremony is underway at the historic Vijay Chowk in New Delhi. President Droupadi Murmu, Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and other Union Ministers are present on the occasion. 

As the golden hues of the setting sun bathed Raisina Hills, the majestic Vijay Chowk transformed into a mesmerizing symphony of Indian melodies, marking the grand conclusion of the 76th Republic Day celebrations. The Beating Retreat ceremony, a tradition that resonates with the soul of the nation, once again captivated the audience with its enthralling musical extravaganza.

With the nation’s top dignitaries—President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and other Union Ministers—gracing the event, the atmosphere was charged with patriotic fervor. Senior officers, distinguished guests, and enthusiastic citizens stood witness to a spectacle that seamlessly blended tradition, discipline, and musical brilliance.

A Soul-Stirring Musical Journey

This year’s Beating Retreat featured an awe-inspiring selection of 30 powerful Indian compositions, performed by the bands of the Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force, and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF). The evening commenced with the rousing beats of “Kadam Kadam Badaye Ja” by the Mass Band, setting the tone for an evening of musical splendor.

The Pipes and Drums Band took the stage next, weaving magic through tunes like “Amar Bharti,” “Indradhanush,” “Jai Janam Bhoomi,” “Nati in Himalayan Valley,” “Ganga Jamuna,” and “Veer Siachen.” These melodies, rooted in the diverse musical heritage of India, evoked a deep sense of national pride.

The CAPF Band followed suit, delivering dynamic renditions of “Vijay Bharat,” “Rajasthan Troops,” “Ae Watan Tere Liye,” and “Bharat Ke Jawan.” Each note echoed the valiant spirit of India’s armed forces, saluting their undying courage.

The Indian Air Force Band enthralled the audience with “Galaxy Rider,” “Stride,” “Rubaru,” and “Millennium Flight Fantasy,” while the Navy Band added its signature nautical essence with compositions like “Rashtriya Pratham,” “Nishak Nishpad,” “Atmanirbhar Bharat,” “Spread the Light of Freedom,” “Rhythm of the Reef,” and “Jai Bharti.”

Not to be outdone, the Army Band showcased an electrifying performance with “Veer Saput,” “Takta Watan,” “Mera Yuva Bharat,” “Dhruva,” and “Faulad Ka Jigar.” Their music resonated with a deep sense of valor and determination, embodying the strength of India’s forces.

As the evening approached its grand finale, the Mass Bands brought together the nation in harmony with moving performances of “Priyam Bharatam,” “Ae Mere Watan Ke Logo,” and “Drummers Call.” And then, in a moment of sheer nostalgia and pride, the timeless classic “Saare Jahan Se Achcha” rang through the air, played by the buglers, sealing the event with an emotion that words could scarcely capture.

Masters Behind the Melodies

The evening’s seamless orchestration was led by Principal Conductor Manoj Sebastian, ensuring each note struck a chord with the audience. The Army Band was directed by Subedar Major (Honorary Captain) Bishan Bahadur, while the Navy and Air Force Bands were conducted by MCPO MUS II M. Antony and Warrant Officer Ashok Kumar, respectively.

Adding to the grandeur, the Pipes and Drums Band played under the adept leadership of Subedar Major Abhilash Singh, while the buglers, whose calls echoed through the night sky, performed under the command of Naib Subedar Bhupal Singh.

A Tribute Etched in Time

More than just a ceremonial event, the Beating Retreat 2025 was a profound tribute to the rich musical legacy of India’s armed forces. It was a night where patriotism found its voice in the rhythm of the drums, the melody of the pipes, and the harmony of the brass. As the final notes of “Saare Jahan Se Achcha” faded into the crisp night air, one thing was certain—this was not just a musical evening but a moment of unity, pride, and an unbreakable bond with the motherland.

With hearts swelling with patriotism and spirits lifted by the music, the audience departed with memories of an evening where music spoke louder than words—an evening where India’s strength, tradition, and harmony found their purest expression through sound.

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India’s 76th Republic Day: A Vibrant Display of Unity, Strength, and Cultural Diversity

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On Sunday, January 26, 2025, India celebrated its 76th Republic Day with grandeur, marking the anniversary of the adoption of its Constitution in 1950. The celebrations took center stage in the nation’s capital, New Delhi, as Rajpath Avenue—renamed Kartavayapath—hosted a vibrant parade showcasing India’s military prowess and rich cultural heritage.

A Guest of Honor and Historic Ties
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto graced the occasion as the chief guest, highlighting the historical and diplomatic ties between the two nations. This marked a symbolic moment, as Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno, was the honored guest during India’s inaugural Republic Day celebration in 1950. The inclusion of a 342-member band and marching contingent from the Indonesian National Armed Forces added a unique and international flair to the event.

Military Might and Cultural Extravaganza
The parade began with precision as soldiers from India’s armed and paramilitary forces marched down the boulevard, accompanied by their bands. Tanks, missile systems, and domestically built defense equipment were showcased, reflecting India’s strides in military self-reliance.

The cultural segment brought the essence of India to life. Over 5,000 artists from across the country performed over 40 traditional dances in a 10-minute display of diversity. A float representing the Maha Kumbh festival captivated audiences, emphasizing the spiritual and cultural vibrancy of India.

The event concluded with a breathtaking fly-past by the Indian Air Force, featuring Rafale jets, helicopters, and transport planes soaring through the skies in perfect formation.

Celebrations Across the Nation
While the main event unfolded in New Delhi, Republic Day parades took place in state capitals and cities nationwide. In Srinagar, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir, heightened security marked the celebrations. Despite the cold and the ongoing political tensions, hundreds gathered to witness the spectacle, reflecting the resilience and unity of the people.

A Legacy of Tradition and Progress
India’s Republic Day celebrations continue to symbolize its journey from colonial rule to becoming a vibrant democracy. By blending modern advancements with cultural traditions, the event underscores the nation’s unity in diversity.

As the tricolor unfurled and the air reverberated with patriotic fervor, the 76th Republic Day reminded the world of India’s enduring spirit, its rich heritage, and its commitment to progress.

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Parliament Winter Session: Day 2 Marked by Adjournments and Anticipation

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The Winter Session of the Indian Parliament continued into its second day, brimming with anticipation for key discussions on pressing national issues. However, both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha witnessed disruptions, leading to an early adjournment for the day.

This session, which began on November 25, holds significance as it coincides with the 75th Constitution Day. While November 26 was reserved for commemorating this landmark occasion, parliamentary proceedings have yet to gain substantial momentum.

Key Highlights from Day 2

Despite the adjournment, the day was slated to focus on discussions about the Waqf Bill, the Wayanad landslide, and the Sambhal violence. These critical topics reflect the diverse challenges currently faced by the nation, encompassing legislative reforms, natural disaster management, and law and order concerns.

On the opening day of the session, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his hopes for constructive and meaningful debates. In a sharp critique of the opposition, he remarked, “Those who have been repeatedly rejected by the people disrespect Parliament and democracy.” His call for healthy discussions set the tone for what was expected to be a dynamic session, though the disruptions that followed have so far slowed progress.

The Constitution Day Connection

November 26, celebrated as Constitution Day, marked the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Indian Constitution. The day serves as a reminder of India’s democratic framework and the responsibilities it places on lawmakers to act in the best interest of the people.

Prime Minister Modi, during his address, highlighted the enduring relevance of the Constitution, urging members to channel their energies toward addressing the concerns of citizens. The adjournments, however, underscored the challenges of maintaining decorum and productivity in the nation’s highest legislative bodies.

What Lies Ahead?

As the Winter Session progresses, all eyes remain on Parliament to address key legislative proposals and national issues. The Waqf Bill, aimed at reforming the administration of Waqf properties, is expected to ignite spirited debates. Similarly, the Wayanad landslide and Sambhal violence will likely bring regional and humanitarian concerns to the forefront.

The disruptions on Day 2 serve as a reminder of the need for consensus and cooperation among lawmakers to fulfill their democratic mandate. Citizens hope for a return to constructive deliberations, in line with the spirit of the Constitution, as the session unfolds.

This Winter Session is not just an opportunity for legislative action but also a test of the Parliament’s ability to navigate contentious issues while upholding the sanctity of democratic discourse. As proceedings resume, the focus will undoubtedly shift toward delivering on the promises of accountability, governance, and progress.

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Chinese Envoy Xu Feihong Returns to India After 18 Months, Expresses Willingness to Collaborate with New Delhi

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New Delhi : China has finally sent his envoy Xu Feihong to India after a gap of 18 months amid the Ladakh border stand-off between the two countries since May 2020.

Feihong has reportedly arrived in New Delhi on Friday with his wife Tan Yuxiu. Welcome by all delegates.

According to The Indian Express report, Xu said, “China is ready to work with India to accommodate each other’s concerns and find a mutually acceptable solution to specific issues through dialogue at an early date.”

Earlier, 60 year-old Xu was appointed as the 17th Chinese Ambassador to India by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

“China is ready to work with India to accommodate each other’s concerns, find a mutually acceptable solution to specific issues through dialogue at an early date, and turn the page as soon as possible,” Xu was quoted as saying.

He added: “I noted Prime Minister Modi’s comments on the importance of China-India ties, and the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson responded to that right afterwards.”

“The Chinese side always believes that China-India ties should not be defined by any single issue or area; the boundary question is not the entirety of the relationship. Speaking at the Indian Council of World Affairs in September 2014, President Xi Jinping said that we must not focus our attention only on differences and forget about our friendship and cooperation,” Xu said as per the report.

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PM Modi Inaugurates Bharat Tex 2024, Puts Spotlight on Tradition, Technology, Talent, and Training in Textile Sector

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New Delhi, India: Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked the inauguration of Bharat Tex 2024 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, shedding light on the government’s dedication to enriching the textile sector in India. The PM emphasized the importance of tradition, technology, talent, and training to propel the sector into a new era.

In his heartfelt address, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the significance of Bharat Tex 2024 as an extraordinary platform showcasing India’s exceptional talents in the textile industry. He pointed out that beyond textiles, Khadi has emerged as a powerful force, bringing empowerment to women across the country.

“Bharat Tex’s thread is weaving together India’s illustrious history with the talents of today,” remarked PM Modi, characterizing the event as special due to its location at India’s two largest exhibition centers, Bharat Mandapam and Yashobhoomi.

Over the course of four days, Bharat Tex 2024 has attracted over three thousand exhibitors, three thousand buyers from a hundred countries, and 40 thousand trade visitors. This textile event is considered one of the most significant global textile gatherings hosted in India, aligning seamlessly with PM Modi’s five F vision – farm to fibre, fibre to factory, factory to fashion, and fashion to foreign.

Union Textiles Minister Piyush Goyal commended the grand organization of India’s biggest textile show, aligning with the Prime Minister’s vision for the comprehensive growth of the textile industry.

The event is poised to play a crucial role in showcasing India’s prowess in the textile sector on the global stage, fostering collaborations, and steering the industry toward sustainable growth. The government’s holistic approach, incorporating tradition, technology, talent, and training, aims to fortify India’s position as a textile powerhouse.

Bharat Tex 2024 serves as a testament to India’s commitment to innovation, quality, and excellence in the textile industry, setting the stage for a vibrant future in this critical sector.

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Gearing Up for Budget 2024: Parliament Session Begins on January 31st

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New Delhi, January 11, 2024: The highly estimated Budget Session of the Indian Parliament is set to commence on January 31st, 2024. A dynamic month of legislative discussions and economic revelations, culminating in the presentation of the Interim Budget on February 1st by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

The session promises to be a lively one, extending until February 9th, 2024. It will commence with a grand address by President Droupadi Murmu to a joint sitting of both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, setting the stage for vibrant debates and crucial policy decisions.

Interim Budget under the Spotlight: All eyes will be on Finance Minister Sitharaman as she unveils the Interim Budget for the financial year 2024-25. This budget holds immense significance, as it comes amidst rising inflation and global economic uncertainties. Experts anticipate measures aimed at tackling price hikes, boosting growth, and providing relief to key sectors.

Beyond the Budget: The Budget Session is not just about numbers and allocations. It’s a platform for Parliamentarians to raise critical issues of public concern, scrutinize government policies, and hold the executive accountable. Expect lively discussions on a range of topics, from social welfare schemes to national security, agriculture to infrastructure development.

This session promises to be a political rollercoaster, packed with debates, announcements, and reactions.  

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Security Breach Sparks Chaos in Lok Sabha: Five Congress MPs Suspended

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New Delhi, December 14, 2023: In a decisive move, the Lok Sabha passed a resolution on Thursday to suspend five Congress Members of Parliament (MPs) for the remainder of the winter session. The Speaker named T N Prathapan, Hibi Eden, Jothimani, Ramya Haridas, and Dean Kuriakose for their role in disrupting House proceedings.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi presented the resolution during a session marked by chaos. The MPs were accused of showing “utter disregard to the House and the authority of the Chair.” The resolution moved amid a din, was swiftly approved.

Chairing the proceedings, B Mahtab took charge as Opposition members demanded a government statement on the recent Lok Sabha security breach. The Speaker, Om Birla, emphasized that the Lok Sabha Secretariat bears responsibility for the security of the Parliament complex.

Earlier in the week, a security breach occurred when two individuals jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber, shouting slogans and releasing colored smoke. The intruders had obtained visitor passes from a BJP MP.

During Thursday’s session, the Speaker named three Congress members and warned against further disturbances before adjourning proceedings. The suspension resolution followed as a response to the MPs’ alleged misconduct.

The ongoing Winter Session faced disruptions as Opposition members demanded clarity on the security breach. Despite the chaos, a brief Question Hour took place, with the Speaker addressing the disruptive behavior before adjourning until 2 pm.

In response to the security breach, eight security personnel were suspended, hailing from various agencies on deputation for Parliament security. The detained intruders have been arrested, sparking concerns about the efficacy of the security measures in place.

The suspension of the five Congress MPs underscores the importance of maintaining decorum in parliamentary proceedings, especially in the wake of security concerns that have raised questions about the safety of the Parliament complex.

As the Winter Session continues, attention remains focused on addressing security lapses and ensuring the smooth functioning of parliamentary activities.

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