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Supreme Court Appointed 5-Member Panel To Define Aravalli Range By August 31
The panel will be chaired by Kanchan Devi, Director General of the Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), who will serve as the ex-officio chairperson.
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"Won't Allow": Supreme Court Rejects Haryana's Aravalli Zoo Safari Plan
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will not allow "anyone to touch the Aravallis", refusing to permit the Haryana government to submit a detailed plan on jungle safari till a definition of "Aravalli range" is clarified by experts.
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Supreme Court Extends Stay On Revised Aravalli Hills Definition
The Supreme Court on Wednesday extended the stay on its earlier verdict concerning the definition of the Aravalli Hills and directed that status quo be maintained until further orders.
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No New Mining Leases In Aravallis: Centre's Big Order To States After Row
The government ordered a complete ban on new mining leases in the Aravallis today, amid the controversy over new rules announced recently on the definition of Aravalli hills and ranges.
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Explained: Why Aravalli Is In Spotlight And What Environmentalists Demand
Beyond the legal semantics, the concerns are deeply rooted in the Aravallis' indispensable ecological functions.
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Bandhwari Landfill: Haryana's Mega-Dump And Its Threat To The Aravallis
Every day, a steaming load of garbage arrives at Bandhwari, one of the biggest landfills in north India. Hundreds of trees have been cut down to accommodate the noxious 2,000 tonnes of unsegregated waste that comes in daily from the two most populous city of Haryana - Gurugram and Faridabad. Not only is this causing a massive amount of pollution, i...
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"For Life And Lung": Gurugram Residents March To Save Aravalli Forests
Nearly a hundred residents of Gurugram took out a protest march on Sunday to push for safeguarding the Aravalli range, a vital ecological zone and biodiversity hotspot that's home to nearly 400 species of plants and 200 species of native and migratory birds. As many as 60,000 acres of the protected forested area is likely to become available for co...
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Supreme Court Appointed 5-Member Panel To Define Aravalli Range By August 31
The panel will be chaired by Kanchan Devi, Director General of the Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), who will serve as the ex-officio chairperson.
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"Won't Allow": Supreme Court Rejects Haryana's Aravalli Zoo Safari Plan
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will not allow "anyone to touch the Aravallis", refusing to permit the Haryana government to submit a detailed plan on jungle safari till a definition of "Aravalli range" is clarified by experts.
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Supreme Court Extends Stay On Revised Aravalli Hills Definition
The Supreme Court on Wednesday extended the stay on its earlier verdict concerning the definition of the Aravalli Hills and directed that status quo be maintained until further orders.
-
No New Mining Leases In Aravallis: Centre's Big Order To States After Row
The government ordered a complete ban on new mining leases in the Aravallis today, amid the controversy over new rules announced recently on the definition of Aravalli hills and ranges.
-
Explained: Why Aravalli Is In Spotlight And What Environmentalists Demand
Beyond the legal semantics, the concerns are deeply rooted in the Aravallis' indispensable ecological functions.
-
Bandhwari Landfill: Haryana's Mega-Dump And Its Threat To The Aravallis
Every day, a steaming load of garbage arrives at Bandhwari, one of the biggest landfills in north India. Hundreds of trees have been cut down to accommodate the noxious 2,000 tonnes of unsegregated waste that comes in daily from the two most populous city of Haryana - Gurugram and Faridabad. Not only is this causing a massive amount of pollution, i...
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"For Life And Lung": Gurugram Residents March To Save Aravalli Forests
Nearly a hundred residents of Gurugram took out a protest march on Sunday to push for safeguarding the Aravalli range, a vital ecological zone and biodiversity hotspot that's home to nearly 400 species of plants and 200 species of native and migratory birds. As many as 60,000 acres of the protected forested area is likely to become available for co...
