Aplinka Solutions and Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

At APLINKA, we recognize that stakeholder inclusiveness is fundamental to effective decision-making. By actively engaging diverse stakeholders in our decision-making processes, we ensure that multiple perspectives and insights are considered. This collaborative approach not only enhances the quality and sustainability of our decisions but also fosters a sense of shared ownership and accountability. We believe that this modus operandi drives innovation, strengthens relationships, and ultimately leads to better outcomes for everyone involved. Every stakeholder is different, this session also focused on treating stakeholders differently while highlighting the unity in achieving the organisational vision. Together, we can build a more resilient and responsive organisation in which every voice matters and contributes to our success.

🌟 Congratulations to Mini Rajput and Isshaa Raiyat 🌟 We are thrilled to acknowledge Ms. Mini Rajput and Ms. Isha Raiyat for successfully attending the one-day HR training and facilitation program on "Efficiency to Effectiveness" organised by the Services Export Promotion Council, India. Your dedication to professional development is truly commendable! The field of Human Resources plays a crucial role in driving organisational success and fostering a positive work environment. Training programs like the one you recently completed provide invaluable insights and skills essential for HR professionals to excel in their roles. Your commitment to continuous learning and growth is inspiring, and I have no doubt that the insights gained from this program will be invaluable in your professional journey. Keep up the great work, and we wish you both continued success in your HR careers!

The order is related to a case before the National Green Tribunal regarding the presence of arsenic and fluoride in groundwater in various states in India. The document includes a report submitted by the Government of NCT of Delhi through the Delhi Jal Board in compliance with a tribunal order. The report includes information about the testing of groundwater samples from different tubewells in Delhi for arsenic and fluoride content. It also mentions the actions taken by the Delhi Jal Board to address the issue, including stopping water supply from affected tubewells for drinking purposes. The report requests the tribunal for more time to conduct further testing on the groundwater samples.

The *draft notification* has been issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in India regarding the need for environmental audits of projects, activities, and processes to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. The notification outlines the draft guidelines for the environmental audit scheme, roles and responsibilities of different entities involved, eligibility criteria for certification of environmental auditors, registration procedures, training requirements, conflict of interest rules, audit reporting procedures, and the actions to be taken based on audit reports. The notification emphasizes the importance of environmental compliance, monitoring, and auditing to prevent pollution, conserve the environment, and fulfill the country's commitments on climate action. The document also mentions the formation of committees to oversee the implementation of the environmental auditing framework and allows for other audits to be conducted by government agencies if necessary.