Tree Cutting Controversy
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Bengaluru Residents Massacre 20-Year-Old Trees To Protect Cars From Leaves, Face Backlash Online
Bengaluru residents chop mature trees for parking, raising concerns about urban warming and environmental damage.
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Minister Prakash Javadekar's Cautious Response On Aarey Tree-Cutting Row
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today declined to shed light on the controversy over cutting of trees in Mumbai's Aarey Colony to make space for a car shed of the Mumbai Metro.
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No Cutting Of Trees For South Delhi Project Till July 19: Green Court
No trees can be cut at least till July 19 for the controversial project in Delhi, said the national green court today. Last week, the Delhi High Court had put on hold the housing project that requires cutting of about 17,000 trees to clear way for homes for government employees besides a commercial complex.
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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 Tree Will Be Cut," Says Minister Trolled For Controversial Delhi Plan
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, trolled over a plan to cut 17,000 trees in Delhi to make way for an office and residential complex for government officers, has declared that "no tree will be cut" on his watch. At the same time, he appeared to indicate on Monday that the plan would not be scrapped.
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It's tree lovers vs Bangalore's Metro authorities
Cutting trees for Bangalore's Metro project has become a controversial issue in the city.
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Bengaluru Residents Massacre 20-Year-Old Trees To Protect Cars From Leaves, Face Backlash Online
Bengaluru residents chop mature trees for parking, raising concerns about urban warming and environmental damage.
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Minister Prakash Javadekar's Cautious Response On Aarey Tree-Cutting Row
Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today declined to shed light on the controversy over cutting of trees in Mumbai's Aarey Colony to make space for a car shed of the Mumbai Metro.
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No Cutting Of Trees For South Delhi Project Till July 19: Green Court
No trees can be cut at least till July 19 for the controversial project in Delhi, said the national green court today. Last week, the Delhi High Court had put on hold the housing project that requires cutting of about 17,000 trees to clear way for homes for government employees besides a commercial complex.
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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 Tree Will Be Cut," Says Minister Trolled For Controversial Delhi Plan
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, trolled over a plan to cut 17,000 trees in Delhi to make way for an office and residential complex for government officers, has declared that "no tree will be cut" on his watch. At the same time, he appeared to indicate on Monday that the plan would not be scrapped.
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It's tree lovers vs Bangalore's Metro authorities
Cutting trees for Bangalore's Metro project has become a controversial issue in the city.
