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No Permission To Cut Trees To Be Given For Making Houses In Delhi: Court
Delhi High Court on Thursday directed that the authorities in the national capital will not grant permission to fell trees for the construction of houses.
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438 Trees To Be Cut, 153 Transplanted For Delhi Power Grid Project
The Delhi government has granted permission for the transplantation and felling of 399 trees in Maharani Bagh and 192 trees in Dwarka for the construction of loop-in loop-out (LILO) circuits of 400-KV transmission lines.
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Felling Of Trees In Delhi Put On Hold Indefinitely By High Court
The felling of nearly 2000 trees in overly-polluted national capital has been indefinitely put on hold by the Delhi High Court, which said no permission for this will be granted in immediate future.
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Safdarjung Residents Hold Protest March To Save Trees In Delhi
A group of citizens in south Delhi's Safdarjung area yesterday took out a protest march to drive home the message of saving trees and show solidarity with those fighting to save the green cover from concrete urbanisation.
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Green Court To Hear Plea Today Against Felling Of Trees In South Delhi
The National Green Tribunal is likely to hear an NGO's plea today seeking a stay on the proposed felling of more than 16,000 trees for re-development of seven south Delhi colonies by the National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) and the Central Public Works Department (CPWD).
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Highlights: Delhi High Court Says No Trees To Be Cut In The City Till July 4
The Delhi High Court has put on hold a controversial project that required the cutting of 17,000 trees in the national capital. The trees were to be cut to make way for government officers' houses and a commercial complex.
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No More Delhi Trees To Be Cut Till July 4, Says High Court
A controversial project that requires the cutting of 17,000 trees in Delhi to make way for government officers' houses and a commercial complex was put on hold by the High Court today. "Has the tree-cutting been approved by the green tribunal," the court questioned as it put off the project till July 4, the next hearing.
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No Permission To Cut Trees To Be Given For Making Houses In Delhi: Court
Delhi High Court on Thursday directed that the authorities in the national capital will not grant permission to fell trees for the construction of houses.
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438 Trees To Be Cut, 153 Transplanted For Delhi Power Grid Project
The Delhi government has granted permission for the transplantation and felling of 399 trees in Maharani Bagh and 192 trees in Dwarka for the construction of loop-in loop-out (LILO) circuits of 400-KV transmission lines.
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Felling Of Trees In Delhi Put On Hold Indefinitely By High Court
The felling of nearly 2000 trees in overly-polluted national capital has been indefinitely put on hold by the Delhi High Court, which said no permission for this will be granted in immediate future.
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Safdarjung Residents Hold Protest March To Save Trees In Delhi
A group of citizens in south Delhi's Safdarjung area yesterday took out a protest march to drive home the message of saving trees and show solidarity with those fighting to save the green cover from concrete urbanisation.
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Green Court To Hear Plea Today Against Felling Of Trees In South Delhi
The National Green Tribunal is likely to hear an NGO's plea today seeking a stay on the proposed felling of more than 16,000 trees for re-development of seven south Delhi colonies by the National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) and the Central Public Works Department (CPWD).
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Highlights: Delhi High Court Says No Trees To Be Cut In The City Till July 4
The Delhi High Court has put on hold a controversial project that required the cutting of 17,000 trees in the national capital. The trees were to be cut to make way for government officers' houses and a commercial complex.
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No More Delhi Trees To Be Cut Till July 4, Says High Court
A controversial project that requires the cutting of 17,000 trees in Delhi to make way for government officers' houses and a commercial complex was put on hold by the High Court today. "Has the tree-cutting been approved by the green tribunal," the court questioned as it put off the project till July 4, the next hearing.
