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Bhupender Yadav Chairs 3rd NCSCM Meeting on Coastal Sustainability

Responsible Us Bureau   Dec 12, 2025

The Union Environment Minister chaired the 3rd General Body Meeting of NCSCM to review progress on sustainable coastal management ...

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