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Climate Change – Highlighted in Rajya Sabha from 2005 to Till Date (Monsoon Session, 2013 Climate Change – Highlighted in Rajya Sabha from 2005 to till date (Monsoon Session, 2013 Date Ministry Member Title 26.08.2013 CORPORATE AFFAIRS SHRI PIYUSH GOYAL Damodaran Panels report on business climate 23.08.2013 AGRICULTURE SHRI N. BALAGANGA Impact of climate change on agriculture ENVIRONMENT AND 22.08.2013 FORESTS SHRI N. BALAGANGA Funds for climate change related issues ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI PARIMAL 08.08.2013 FORESTS NATHWANI Plan to deal with climate change 05.08.2013 EARTH SCIENCES SHRI D.P. TRIPATHI Survey of climate change in Uttarakhand 05.08.2013 EARTH SCIENCES SHRI S. THANGAVELU Climate model ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAJIV PRATAP Review of the National Action Plan on Climate 07.05.2013 FORESTS RUDY Change ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAGHUNANDAN 30.04.2013 FORESTS SHARMA National plan for climate change SHRI K.V.P. 26.04.2013 AGRICULTURE RAMACHANDRA RAO Impact of climate change on crop yeilds ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI T.M. 23.04.2013 FORESTS SELVAGANAPATHI National Action Plan on Climate Change 22.03.2013 AGRICULTURE SHRI N.K. SINGH Impact of climate change SHRI JESUDASU Green Climate Fund for climate change 19.03.2013 FINANCE SEELAM mitigation and adoption Study on effect of climate change on ground 18.03.2013 EARTH SCIENCES SHRI K.N. BALAGOPAL water SHRIMATI VANDANA Funds for climate change projects and 12.03.2013 FINANCE CHAVAN renewable energy 11.03.2013 EARTH SCIENCES SHRI G.N. RATANPURI Study of climate changes in J and K ENVIRONMENT AND Outcome of Doha Climate Change Conference 05.03.2013 FORESTS SHRI Y.S. CHOWDARY 2012 ENVIRONMENT AND 26.02.2013 FORESTS SHRI AMBETH RAJAN Effected climate change on Himalayas ENVIRONMENT AND 18.12.2012 FORESTS SHRI RAM JETHMALANI UN report on climate change SHRI DARSHAN SINGH 17.12.2012 EARTH SCIENCES YADAV Research on climate change at North Pole 14.12.2012 AGRICULTURE SHRI N.K. SINGH Impact of climate change 03.12.2012 EARTH SCIENCES SHRI PANKAJ BORA Database for measuring climate change 22.11.2012 FINANCE SHRI D.P. TRIPATHI Need for a conducive climate for investment PROF. M.S. 17.08.2012 AGRICULTURE SWAMINTHAN Climate smart agriculture strategies ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAMACHANDRA UNO millennium programme for climate 14.08.2012 FORESTS KHUNTIA change DR. GYAN PRAKASH 18.05.2012 AGRICULTURE PILANIA Impact of climate change on agriculture ENVIRONMENT AND 15.05.2012 FORESTS SHRI HUSSAIN DALWAI Negotiations on climate change ENVIRONMENT AND Strengthening of research capacity for climate 15.05.2012 FORESTS SHRIMATI MAYA SINGH change observation and assessment 1 Compiled by ENVIS Centre, WWF‐India 10/8/2013 Climate Change – Highlighted in Rajya Sabha from 2005 to till date (Monsoon Session, 2013 ENVIRONMENT AND 08.05.2012 FORESTS PROF. SAIF‐UD‐DIN SOZ Discussions on climate change Impact of climate change on agriculture in 27.04.2012 AGRICULTURE SHRI A.A. JINNAH Tamil Nadu SHRI BHARATSINH ENVIRONMENT AND PRABHATSINH 24.04.2012 FORESTS PARMAR Study on climate change SHRI ISHWARLAL 30.03.2012 AGRICULTURE SHANKARLAL JAIN Fall in production due to climate change 30.03.2012 AGRICULTURE SHRI N.K. SINGH Impact of climate change on farm sector SHRI MAHENDRA 26.03.2012 WATER RESOURCES MOHAN Impact of climate change on water resources 23.03.2012 AGRICULTURE SHRI MOHD. ALI KHAN Effect of climate change ENVIRONMENT AND Conference of BRICS countries on global 20.03.2012 FORESTS SHRI N.K. SINGH climate change regime SHRIMATI VIPLOVE 19.03.2012 WATER RESOURCES THAKUR Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources ENVIRONMENT AND SHRIMATI NAZNIN 13.03.2012 FORESTS FARUQUE Study on impact of climate change 16.12.2011 AGRICULTURE SHRI MOINUL HASSAN A project tackling climate change ENVIRONMENT AND 13.12.2011 FORESTS SHRI BAISHNAB PARIDA Climate Change Action Plan ENVIRONMENT AND 13.12.2011 FORESTS PROF. SAIF‐UD‐DIN SOZ Climate Change Conference at Durban Implementation of Climate Resilient 09.12.2011 AGRICULTURE SHRI MOINUL HASSAN Agriculture ENVIRONMENT AND 29.11.2011 FORESTS SHRI RAM JETHMALANI National Plan on Climate Change ENVIRONMENT AND SHRIMATI SHOBHANA IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON 30.08.2011 FORESTS BHARTIA AGRICULTURE AND LIVELIHOOD . SHRIMATI RENUBALA 26.08.2011 AGRICULTURE PRADHAN IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON LIVESTOCK ENVIRONMENT AND OBLIGATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE 16.08.2011 FORESTS DR. RAM PRAKASH PROTOCOLS . 12.08.2011 AGRICULTURE SHRI MOHD. ALI KHAN IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON FOOD . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI OM PRAKASH 09.08.2011 FORESTS MATHUR STUDY ON CLIMATE CHANGE . NEW AND RENEWABLE SOLAR MISSION UNDER NATIONAL ACTION 14.03.2011 ENERGY SHRI NAND KUMAR SAI PLAN ON CLIMATE CHANGE SHRI BIRENDRA CLIMATE CHANGE AND HYDROLOGIC 07.03.2011 WATER RESOURCES PRASAD BAISHYA RESPONSE OF RIVER SYSTEM . NATIONAL INITIATIVE ON CLIMATE RESILIENT 04.03.2011 AGRICULTURE SHRI NAND KUMAR SAI AGRICULTURE . SHRI K.V.P. 25.02.2011 AGRICULTURE RAMACHANDRA RAO CLIMATE RESILIENT AGRICULTURE . 25.02.2011 AGRICULTURE SHRI MOHD. ALI KHAN IMPLEMENTATION OF CLIMATE RESILIENT 2 Compiled by ENVIS Centre, WWF‐India 10/8/2013 Climate Change – Highlighted in Rajya Sabha from 2005 to till date (Monsoon Session, 2013 SCHEME ENVIRONMENT AND 13.12.2010 FORESTS SHRI ISHWAR SINGH GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE NEGOTIATIONS . ENVIRONMENT AND ASSESSMENT OF IMPACT OF CLIMATE 06.12.2010 FORESTS SHRI RAM JETHMALANI CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAVI SHANKAR 06.12.2010 FORESTS PRASAD IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND 06.12.2010 FORESTS DR. VIJAY MALLYA MEASURING OF CLIMATE CHANGES . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI BIRENDRA 29.11.2010 FORESTS PRASAD BAISHYA IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND 29.11.2010 FORESTS SHRI JAI PRAKASH SCIENTIFIC STUDY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND 29.11.2010 FORESTS SHRIMATI KANIMOZHI CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE IN CANCUN . ENVIRONMENT AND 29.11.2010 FORESTS SHRI SABIR ALI CLIMATE CHANGES TALKS . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI K.V.P. NATIONAL ACTION PLAN ON CLIMATE 15.11.2010 FORESTS RAMACHANDRA RAO CHANGE SHRI T.M. REVISION OF NATIONAL WATER POLICY DUE 11.11.2010 WATER RESOURCES SELVAGANAPATHI TO CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND 16.08.2010 FORESTS SHRI KALRAJ MISHRA ACTION PLAN ON CLIMATE CHANGE . SHRI RANJITSINH ENVIRONMENT AND VIJAYSINH MOHITE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON 16.08.2010 FORESTS PATIL AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY . SHRI ANIL MADHAV 13.08.2010 AGRICULTURE DAVE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI MAHENDRA 09.08.2010 FORESTS MOHAN CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAMDAS NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE AND 09.08.2010 FORESTS AGARWAL ENVIRONMENT STUDIES . SHRIMATI SHOBHANA IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON 06.08.2010 AGRICULTURE BHARTIA AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI GIREESH KUMAR 03.05.2010 FORESTS SANGHI IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND 03.05.2010 FORESTS SHRI KALRAJ MISHRA STRATEGY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SETTING UP OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF 03.05.2010 FORESTS DR. RAM PRAKASH CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES . ENVIRONMENT AND 03.05.2010 FORESTS DR. RAM PRAKASH SATELLITE FOR CLIMATE RESEARCH . ENVIRONMENT AND 26.04.2010 FORESTS SHRI N.K. SINGH CLIMATE RESEARCH CENTRES . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAJIV PRATAP 26.04.2010 FORESTS RUDY IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . 26.04.2010 ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAMACHANDRA CLIMATE CHANGE . 3 Compiled by ENVIS Centre, WWF‐India 10/8/2013 Climate Change – Highlighted in Rajya Sabha from 2005 to till date (Monsoon Session, 2013 FORESTS KHUNTIA ENVIRONMENT AND DR. GYAN PRAKASH 19.04.2010 FORESTS PILANIA THREAT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRIMATI T. RATNA 19.04.2010 FORESTS BAI CLIMATE DEAL BY INDIA AND CHINA . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI VIJAY NATIONAL CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION 19.04.2010 FORESTS JAWAHARLAL DARDA AUTHORITY . ENVIRONMENT AND DR. JANARDHAN 15.03.2010 FORESTS WAGHMARE GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE 15.03.2010 FORESTS PROF. P.J. KURIAN CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAGHUNANDAN 15.03.2010 FORESTS SHARMA CLIMATE CHANGE . CENTRE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER ENVIRONMENT AND SHRIMATI VIPLOVE MANAGEMENT AND SNOW AND GLACIER 15.03.2010 FORESTS THAKUR STUDIES . SCIENCE AND SHRI A. 11.03.2010 TECHNOLOGY VIJAYARAGHAVAN DATABASE FOR CLIMATE IMPACT STUDIES . 11.03.2010 EARTH SCIENCES SHRI R.C. SINGH MODEL FOR ACCURATE CLIMATE FORECAST . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI BHARATKUMAR 08.03.2010 FORESTS RAUT REPORT OF IPCC ON CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI GIREESH KUMAR 08.03.2010 FORESTS SANGHI TACKLING CLIMATE CHANGES . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI M.V. MYSURA 08.03.2010 FORESTS REDDEY CLIMATE CHANGE VIS A VIS CHILD DEATHS . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAJEEV BASIC COUNTRIES MEET ON CLIMATE CHANGE 08.03.2010 FORESTS CHANDRASEKHAR . ENVIRONMENT AND 08.03.2010 FORESTS DR. RAM PRAKASH FUND FOR CLIMATE CHANGES ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAMDAS COPENHAGEN ACCORD ON CLIMATE CHANGE 08.03.2010 FORESTS AGARWAL . SHRIMATI VIPLOVE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON WATER 04.03.2010 WATER RESOURCES THAKUR RESOURCES . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI BIRENDRA ASSESSMENT OF SCIENTIFIC REPORTS ON 21.12.2009 FORESTS PRASAD BAISHYA GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI E.M. SUDARSANA COPENHAGEN MEETING ON CLIMATE CHANGE 21.12.2009 FORESTS NATCHIAPPAN . ENVIRONMENT AND 21.12.2009 FORESTS DR. K. MALAISAMY CLIMATE CHANGE . GOVERNMENT APPROACH ON ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI LALIT KISHORE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CLIMATE 21.12.2009 FORESTS CHATURVEDI CHANGE ENVIRONMENT AND 21.12.2009 FORESTS SHRI MANOHAR JOSHI NATIONAL POLICY ON CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND 21.12.2009 FORESTS SHRI P. RAJEEVE COLLECTIVE POSITION ON CLIMATE CHANGE . 4 Compiled by ENVIS Centre, WWF‐India 10/8/2013 Climate Change – Highlighted in Rajya Sabha from 2005 to till date (Monsoon Session, 2013 ENVIRONMENT AND SHRI RAJEEV COMMITMENT AT COPENHAGEN SUMMIT ON 21.12.2009 FORESTS CHANDRASEKHAR CLIMATE CHANGE . ENVIRONMENT AND SHRIMATI VIPLOVE 21.12.2009 FORESTS THAKUR IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE . SHRI RAMDAS DEPLETION OF NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF 18.12.2009 AGRICULTURE AGARWAL WHEAT AND RICE DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE . SHRI SHREEGOPAL 17.12.2009 EARTH SCIENCES VYAS CLIMATE CHANGE IN ANTARCTICA .
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