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Top Court Notice Over Illegal Construction At Odisha's Satkosia Tiger Reserve
The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued notices to the Union government, the Central Empowered Committee (CEC), among others, for construction and tourism projects within and around Odisha's Satkosia Tiger Reserve violating environmental norms.
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Supreme Court Panels Indicts Ex-Minister Over Construction In Corbett Reserve
The Central Empowered Committee of the Supreme Court has held former Uttarakhand forest minister Harak Singh Rawat and the then divisional forest officer (DFO) Kishan Chand responsible for various illegal activities.
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Supreme Court Asks Assam To Act Against Illegal Construction In Kaziranga National Park
A Central Empowered Committee (CEC), constituted by the Supreme Court, has written to the Assam government to take action against illegal constructions along the animal corridors in the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve.
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Central Vista: Plan To Divert Deemed Forest Land Gets ''In-Principle'' Nod
Environment Ministry's Regional Empowered Committee has "in-principle" approved a proposal for diversion of 8.11 hectares of "deemed forest" land for the construction of three office buildings under the Central Vista redevelopment project.
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Top Court Allows IIMC To Chop 29 Trees For Construction Of New Building
The Supreme Court has allowed the Indian Institute of Mass Communication to cut 29 trees for construction of a new building for the academic and hostel blocks as also a guest house subject to the Central Empowering Committee's (CEC) conditions.
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Green Court Clears Decks For Hubli-Ankola Railway Line In Karnataka
Decks have been cleared for the controversial Hubli-Ankola railway line, cutting across the eco-sensitive Western Ghats in Karnataka, with the National Green Tribunal giving its nod to Railways to approach the state government.
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Thousands of Trees Being Chopped for Highway Without Clearance, Say Activists
On National Highway 7, right in the middle of a lush, green forest near Maharashtra's Pench Tiger Reserve, is a stretch of land used by a quarter of the country's tiger population to move between the forests of central and southern India. This thickly-wooded corridor -- the only one connecting all the forests -- might soon be bereft of green cover,...
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Illegal mining: BJP demands dismissal of Karnataka minister
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today demanded dismissal of Karnataka Infrastructure Minister Santosh Lad for his alleged role in the illegal mining in the state.
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Mining operations in Karnataka likely to resume today
Mining operations in Karnataka are likely to resume from today, a senior state government official said. Partially lifting its ban on mining operations in Karnataka ordered more than a year back, the Supreme Court on Monday gave its green signal for extraction of iron ores on 18 leases subject to certain conditions being fulfilled.
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Supreme Court panel recommends CBI probe against Yeddyurappa
BJP Karnataka strongman BS Yeddyurappa's plans for a political comeback might have to be held in abeyance. A central empowered committee of the Supreme Court has recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against the former Chief Minister in a case relating to alleged irregularities in denotification of land. The Supreme Court...
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SC panel to inspect Mayawati's park
There could be more trouble for Mayawati, as the Central empowered committee of the Supreme court is due to visit a memorial park being constructed in Noida.
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Top Court Notice Over Illegal Construction At Odisha's Satkosia Tiger Reserve
The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued notices to the Union government, the Central Empowered Committee (CEC), among others, for construction and tourism projects within and around Odisha's Satkosia Tiger Reserve violating environmental norms.
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Supreme Court Panels Indicts Ex-Minister Over Construction In Corbett Reserve
The Central Empowered Committee of the Supreme Court has held former Uttarakhand forest minister Harak Singh Rawat and the then divisional forest officer (DFO) Kishan Chand responsible for various illegal activities.
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Supreme Court Asks Assam To Act Against Illegal Construction In Kaziranga National Park
A Central Empowered Committee (CEC), constituted by the Supreme Court, has written to the Assam government to take action against illegal constructions along the animal corridors in the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve.
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Central Vista: Plan To Divert Deemed Forest Land Gets ''In-Principle'' Nod
Environment Ministry's Regional Empowered Committee has "in-principle" approved a proposal for diversion of 8.11 hectares of "deemed forest" land for the construction of three office buildings under the Central Vista redevelopment project.
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Top Court Allows IIMC To Chop 29 Trees For Construction Of New Building
The Supreme Court has allowed the Indian Institute of Mass Communication to cut 29 trees for construction of a new building for the academic and hostel blocks as also a guest house subject to the Central Empowering Committee's (CEC) conditions.
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Green Court Clears Decks For Hubli-Ankola Railway Line In Karnataka
Decks have been cleared for the controversial Hubli-Ankola railway line, cutting across the eco-sensitive Western Ghats in Karnataka, with the National Green Tribunal giving its nod to Railways to approach the state government.
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Thousands of Trees Being Chopped for Highway Without Clearance, Say Activists
On National Highway 7, right in the middle of a lush, green forest near Maharashtra's Pench Tiger Reserve, is a stretch of land used by a quarter of the country's tiger population to move between the forests of central and southern India. This thickly-wooded corridor -- the only one connecting all the forests -- might soon be bereft of green cover,...
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Illegal mining: BJP demands dismissal of Karnataka minister
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today demanded dismissal of Karnataka Infrastructure Minister Santosh Lad for his alleged role in the illegal mining in the state.
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Mining operations in Karnataka likely to resume today
Mining operations in Karnataka are likely to resume from today, a senior state government official said. Partially lifting its ban on mining operations in Karnataka ordered more than a year back, the Supreme Court on Monday gave its green signal for extraction of iron ores on 18 leases subject to certain conditions being fulfilled.
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Supreme Court panel recommends CBI probe against Yeddyurappa
BJP Karnataka strongman BS Yeddyurappa's plans for a political comeback might have to be held in abeyance. A central empowered committee of the Supreme Court has recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against the former Chief Minister in a case relating to alleged irregularities in denotification of land. The Supreme Court...
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SC panel to inspect Mayawati's park
There could be more trouble for Mayawati, as the Central empowered committee of the Supreme court is due to visit a memorial park being constructed in Noida.
