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DDA Guilty Of Contempt In Delhi Tree Felling Case, Relief For Lt Governor
The Supreme Court held the Delhi Development Authority guilty of contempt of court in a case pertaining to tree-felling in the Ridge area for a road-widening project.
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"Illegal" Tree-felling Case: Supreme Court Orders Delhi Police Not To Harass Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Delhi Police not to harass a city resident who has filed a contempt plea against the DDA over "illegal" tree-felling in the Ridge forest.
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"Seems No One Told Lt Governor": Supreme Court's Rap Over Delhi Tree-Cutting
The Supreme Court rapped the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), the AAP government and contractor for "not apprising" Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena about the requirements before ordering the felling of trees.
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"Are You Defending Lt Governor?" Supreme Court's Tough Talk On Delhi Tree Cutting
Coming down heavily on the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) for the felling of trees in the capital's Ridge area, the Supreme Court today said it cannot brush aside "brazen acts" that lead to the destruction of the environment.
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Union Minister Harsh Vardhan "Misguiding" Delhiites On Tree Felling: AAP
The Aam Aadmi Party today accused Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan of "misguiding" people over the plan to cut down over 16,500 trees in the national capital for redevelopment of seven colonies, claiming that his ministry had given environment clearance to the project.
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Permission To Cut Trees Not Given Directly By Anil Baijal, Says Office
Amid an uproar over a plan to cut more than 14,000 trees to re-develop seven south Delhi colonies, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal's office said today that the proposals for redeveloping Nauroji Nagar and Netaji Nagar were duly endorsed by Delhi Environment Minister Imran Hussain.
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DDA Guilty Of Contempt In Delhi Tree Felling Case, Relief For Lt Governor
The Supreme Court held the Delhi Development Authority guilty of contempt of court in a case pertaining to tree-felling in the Ridge area for a road-widening project.
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"Illegal" Tree-felling Case: Supreme Court Orders Delhi Police Not To Harass Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Delhi Police not to harass a city resident who has filed a contempt plea against the DDA over "illegal" tree-felling in the Ridge forest.
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"Seems No One Told Lt Governor": Supreme Court's Rap Over Delhi Tree-Cutting
The Supreme Court rapped the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), the AAP government and contractor for "not apprising" Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena about the requirements before ordering the felling of trees.
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"Are You Defending Lt Governor?" Supreme Court's Tough Talk On Delhi Tree Cutting
Coming down heavily on the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) for the felling of trees in the capital's Ridge area, the Supreme Court today said it cannot brush aside "brazen acts" that lead to the destruction of the environment.
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Union Minister Harsh Vardhan "Misguiding" Delhiites On Tree Felling: AAP
The Aam Aadmi Party today accused Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan of "misguiding" people over the plan to cut down over 16,500 trees in the national capital for redevelopment of seven colonies, claiming that his ministry had given environment clearance to the project.
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Permission To Cut Trees Not Given Directly By Anil Baijal, Says Office
Amid an uproar over a plan to cut more than 14,000 trees to re-develop seven south Delhi colonies, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal's office said today that the proposals for redeveloping Nauroji Nagar and Netaji Nagar were duly endorsed by Delhi Environment Minister Imran Hussain.
