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No Tree Felling Within 5 Km Of Taj Mahal Without Our Nod: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday reiterated its 2015 directive restricting tree felling within 5-kilometer aerial distance of the Taj Mahal in Agra, UP, without its nod.
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"It Is State's Responsibility To Protect Maximum Trees": Supreme Court
It is the responsibility of the State to ensure that the maximum number of trees are protected from being chopped, the Supreme Court saod on Tuesday
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"Not Here To Reopen History": Supreme Court Rejects Plea On Taj Mahal
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking removal of alleged wrong historical facts related to the construction of the Taj Mahal from history books and find the age of the monument.
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On Environment Impact Of Shops Near Taj Mahal, Supreme Court Orders Survey
The Supreme Court on Wednesday pulled up the Agra Development Authority (ADA) for not conducting any survey on the environmental impact of business activities near the iconic Taj Mahal and termed it a "sorry state of affairs".
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It's Publicity Interest, Not Public Interest: Supreme Court On Taj Case
The Supreme Court on Friday junked a plea seeking a "fact-finding inquiry" into the history of the Taj Mahal and the "opening of 22 rooms" on the monument's premises, terming it "publicity interest litigation".
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Stop All Commercial Activities Within 500 Metres Of Taj Mahal: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has directed the Agra Development Authority to immediately stop all commercial activities within a 500-metre radius from the peripheral wall of the iconic Taj Mahal.
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Explore "Palace On Wheels" Option For Taj Mahal's Visitors: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that increase in air traffic posses a direct threat to the environment and heritage monuments, and luxury train "Palace on Wheels" could be considered as an alternative to ferry tourists to Agra.
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UP Government Given 4 Weeks For Vision Document On Taj Mahal Preservation
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Uttar Pradesh government to submit a vision document for protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in Agra within four weeks, saying it was difficult to proceed in the matter without it.
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Document On Taj Mahal's Protection To Be Finalised Soon, Top Court Told
The School of Planning and Architecture or SPA in Delhi, which is preparing the vision document on how to protect Taj Mahal from pollution, on Thursday informed the Supreme Court that the process of the project is nearing finalisation and will be submitted to the Uttar Pradesh government within a few days.
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Top Court Extends Deadline To Submit Document On Protection Of Taj Mahal
The Supreme Court today extended till November 15 the time for Uttar Pradesh government to submit a vision document on protecting the Taj Mahal from pollution.
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Taj Vision Document Must Consider Pollution In Trapezium Zone: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said the vision document on protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in Agra should be prepared taking into account issues like pollution in the Taj Trapezium Zone and industries operating there.
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Taj Mahal Case: Top Court To Hear Plea Seeking Heritage City Tag For Agra
The Supreme Court today said it would hear on August 28 an application, filed in the matter related to protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal, which has sought to declare Agra as a heritage city.
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"Tamasha, Comedy Show": Top Court Rips Government Over Taj Mahal's Care
The effort to preserve the pristine white of the Taj Mahal has been turned into a joke, the Supreme Court said on Thursday, and wondered what would happen if the iconic monument lost its world heritage body tag.
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More Than 1000 Polluting Units Around Taj, Court Asks Who Is Responsible
More than a thousand polluting industries are still located in and around Agra, spewing poison in the air and water and turning Shah Jahan's monument of love yellow. Expressing shock over the situation, the Supreme Court today demanded to know who was responsible for the situation and who was in charge of the upkeep of Taj Mahal.
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UP Government Draft Report Wants Taj Mahal Area To Be No-Plastic Zone
The Uttar Pradesh government today filed the first draft report of its vision document on protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in the Supreme Court and said the entire precinct should be declared a no-plastic zone and all polluting industries in the region closed.
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No Tree Felling Within 5 Km Of Taj Mahal Without Our Nod: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday reiterated its 2015 directive restricting tree felling within 5-kilometer aerial distance of the Taj Mahal in Agra, UP, without its nod.
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"It Is State's Responsibility To Protect Maximum Trees": Supreme Court
It is the responsibility of the State to ensure that the maximum number of trees are protected from being chopped, the Supreme Court saod on Tuesday
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"Not Here To Reopen History": Supreme Court Rejects Plea On Taj Mahal
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking removal of alleged wrong historical facts related to the construction of the Taj Mahal from history books and find the age of the monument.
-
On Environment Impact Of Shops Near Taj Mahal, Supreme Court Orders Survey
The Supreme Court on Wednesday pulled up the Agra Development Authority (ADA) for not conducting any survey on the environmental impact of business activities near the iconic Taj Mahal and termed it a "sorry state of affairs".
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It's Publicity Interest, Not Public Interest: Supreme Court On Taj Case
The Supreme Court on Friday junked a plea seeking a "fact-finding inquiry" into the history of the Taj Mahal and the "opening of 22 rooms" on the monument's premises, terming it "publicity interest litigation".
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Stop All Commercial Activities Within 500 Metres Of Taj Mahal: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has directed the Agra Development Authority to immediately stop all commercial activities within a 500-metre radius from the peripheral wall of the iconic Taj Mahal.
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Explore "Palace On Wheels" Option For Taj Mahal's Visitors: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that increase in air traffic posses a direct threat to the environment and heritage monuments, and luxury train "Palace on Wheels" could be considered as an alternative to ferry tourists to Agra.
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UP Government Given 4 Weeks For Vision Document On Taj Mahal Preservation
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Uttar Pradesh government to submit a vision document for protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in Agra within four weeks, saying it was difficult to proceed in the matter without it.
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Document On Taj Mahal's Protection To Be Finalised Soon, Top Court Told
The School of Planning and Architecture or SPA in Delhi, which is preparing the vision document on how to protect Taj Mahal from pollution, on Thursday informed the Supreme Court that the process of the project is nearing finalisation and will be submitted to the Uttar Pradesh government within a few days.
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Top Court Extends Deadline To Submit Document On Protection Of Taj Mahal
The Supreme Court today extended till November 15 the time for Uttar Pradesh government to submit a vision document on protecting the Taj Mahal from pollution.
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Taj Vision Document Must Consider Pollution In Trapezium Zone: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said the vision document on protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in Agra should be prepared taking into account issues like pollution in the Taj Trapezium Zone and industries operating there.
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Taj Mahal Case: Top Court To Hear Plea Seeking Heritage City Tag For Agra
The Supreme Court today said it would hear on August 28 an application, filed in the matter related to protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal, which has sought to declare Agra as a heritage city.
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"Tamasha, Comedy Show": Top Court Rips Government Over Taj Mahal's Care
The effort to preserve the pristine white of the Taj Mahal has been turned into a joke, the Supreme Court said on Thursday, and wondered what would happen if the iconic monument lost its world heritage body tag.
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More Than 1000 Polluting Units Around Taj, Court Asks Who Is Responsible
More than a thousand polluting industries are still located in and around Agra, spewing poison in the air and water and turning Shah Jahan's monument of love yellow. Expressing shock over the situation, the Supreme Court today demanded to know who was responsible for the situation and who was in charge of the upkeep of Taj Mahal.
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UP Government Draft Report Wants Taj Mahal Area To Be No-Plastic Zone
The Uttar Pradesh government today filed the first draft report of its vision document on protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in the Supreme Court and said the entire precinct should be declared a no-plastic zone and all polluting industries in the region closed.
