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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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High Court Withdraws Rs 1 Lakh Fine After Chennai Commissioner Apologises In Contempt Case
The Madras High Court today withdrew the Rs 1 lakh fine earlier imposed on Chennai Corporation Commissioner J. Kumaragurubaran, after he appeared in person and tendered an unconditional apology in a contempt of court case.
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"Rule Of Law Prevails Or Muscle Power?" Bombay High Court On Illegal Constructions
Does the rule of law or the rule of muscle power prevail in the state, the Bombay High Court has asked while slamming the state-run city planning agency CIDCO for failing to act against illegal structures on a land plot in Navi Mumbai.
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Top Court Stays High Court Order To Demolish Illegal Constructions In Gurugram's DLF
In a relief to 2,100 DLF residents, the Supreme Court temporarily stayed Punjab and Haryana High Court order that ordered the demolition of unauthorised constructions in housing units and sealing of commercial activities in DLF Phases 1 to 5.
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Fence Yamuna Flood Plain After Removing Encroachments: Delhi High Court To DDA
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to fence the flood plain of the Yamuna river after removing encroachments from there to ensure no illegal construction takes place in the future.
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Why Supreme Court Stopped Tiger Safaris In Jim Corbett National Park's Core Areas
The Supreme Court came down heavily on the Uttarakhand government for felling trees and illegally constructing inside the Jim Corbett National Park.
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Supreme Court's "Waste Bin" Rap Over Deforestation In Corbett Tiger Reserve
Coming down heavily on the Uttarakhand government for the felling of trees and illegal construction in Jim Corbett National Park, the Supreme Court today said public trust had been thrown into the waste bin
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"Structural Reforms Needed": High Court On Illegal Constructions In Delhi
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday observed that illegal construction is going on in the heart of the national capital at a scale previously unheard of, despite the multiplicity of authorities and an elaborate system of checks and balances.
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"It Has Become A Slum": Court To Delhi Civic Body On Illegal Construction
The Delhi High Court said on Thursday that the city has become a slum and the civic authorities must work together against illegal construction as it pulled up the MCD and DDA over their failure to act against unauthorised construction.
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Krishna Janmabhoomi: Supreme Court Disposes Petition Against Demolition Drive In Mathura
The Supreme Court on Monday disposed of a plea related to the demolition drive to clear alleged illegal constructions near Krishna Janmabhoomi in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura, and granted liberty to the petitioner to seek relief before the civil court.
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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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High Court Withdraws Rs 1 Lakh Fine After Chennai Commissioner Apologises In Contempt Case
The Madras High Court today withdrew the Rs 1 lakh fine earlier imposed on Chennai Corporation Commissioner J. Kumaragurubaran, after he appeared in person and tendered an unconditional apology in a contempt of court case.
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"Rule Of Law Prevails Or Muscle Power?" Bombay High Court On Illegal Constructions
Does the rule of law or the rule of muscle power prevail in the state, the Bombay High Court has asked while slamming the state-run city planning agency CIDCO for failing to act against illegal structures on a land plot in Navi Mumbai.
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Top Court Stays High Court Order To Demolish Illegal Constructions In Gurugram's DLF
In a relief to 2,100 DLF residents, the Supreme Court temporarily stayed Punjab and Haryana High Court order that ordered the demolition of unauthorised constructions in housing units and sealing of commercial activities in DLF Phases 1 to 5.
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Fence Yamuna Flood Plain After Removing Encroachments: Delhi High Court To DDA
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to fence the flood plain of the Yamuna river after removing encroachments from there to ensure no illegal construction takes place in the future.
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Why Supreme Court Stopped Tiger Safaris In Jim Corbett National Park's Core Areas
The Supreme Court came down heavily on the Uttarakhand government for felling trees and illegally constructing inside the Jim Corbett National Park.
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Supreme Court's "Waste Bin" Rap Over Deforestation In Corbett Tiger Reserve
Coming down heavily on the Uttarakhand government for the felling of trees and illegal construction in Jim Corbett National Park, the Supreme Court today said public trust had been thrown into the waste bin
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"Structural Reforms Needed": High Court On Illegal Constructions In Delhi
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday observed that illegal construction is going on in the heart of the national capital at a scale previously unheard of, despite the multiplicity of authorities and an elaborate system of checks and balances.
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"It Has Become A Slum": Court To Delhi Civic Body On Illegal Construction
The Delhi High Court said on Thursday that the city has become a slum and the civic authorities must work together against illegal construction as it pulled up the MCD and DDA over their failure to act against unauthorised construction.
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Krishna Janmabhoomi: Supreme Court Disposes Petition Against Demolition Drive In Mathura
The Supreme Court on Monday disposed of a plea related to the demolition drive to clear alleged illegal constructions near Krishna Janmabhoomi in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura, and granted liberty to the petitioner to seek relief before the civil court.
