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No Trees To Be Cut In Aarey Colony, Strictly Abide By It: Supreme Court To Mumbai Metro
The Supreme Court today directed the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd to strictly abide by its undertaking that no trees would be cut in Mumbai's Aarey colony and warned that any violation will result in strict action.
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No Tree Cutting In Aarey, Only Trimming: Metro Body To Supreme Court
The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL) on Friday told the Supreme Court that no trees have been cut in Mumbai's Aarey colony after October 2019.
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Supreme Court Extends Order Banning Further Tree Felling In Aarey Forest
The Supreme Court on Monday extended its interim order that had stayed the felling of trees in Mumbai's Aarey Colony area for setting up of a metro car shed.
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2,141 Trees Cut In Aarey Colony, Construction Will Happen: Mumbai Metro
The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MMRCL) cut down 2,141 trees in Aarey Colony between Friday and Saturday, the organisation said today, hours after the Supreme Court ordered a stay on further cutting till its next hearing on October 21
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No Trees To Be Cut In Aarey Colony, Strictly Abide By It: Supreme Court To Mumbai Metro
The Supreme Court today directed the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd to strictly abide by its undertaking that no trees would be cut in Mumbai's Aarey colony and warned that any violation will result in strict action.
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No Tree Cutting In Aarey, Only Trimming: Metro Body To Supreme Court
The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL) on Friday told the Supreme Court that no trees have been cut in Mumbai's Aarey colony after October 2019.
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Supreme Court Extends Order Banning Further Tree Felling In Aarey Forest
The Supreme Court on Monday extended its interim order that had stayed the felling of trees in Mumbai's Aarey Colony area for setting up of a metro car shed.
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2,141 Trees Cut In Aarey Colony, Construction Will Happen: Mumbai Metro
The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MMRCL) cut down 2,141 trees in Aarey Colony between Friday and Saturday, the organisation said today, hours after the Supreme Court ordered a stay on further cutting till its next hearing on October 21
