Judgement of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Pandurang Sitaram Chalke & Others Vs State of Maharashtra & Others dated 01/10/2013 on the issue of illegal mining in the agricultural areas as
well as forest and non-forest areas in Sukvali village, Taluka Khed, District Ratnagiri, Maharashtra.

Original Source: http://www.greentribunal.gov.in/judgment/14_2012(wZ)(App)_1oct2013_final_order.pdf

If incessant sewage inflow, unchecked encroachments and poor maintenance threaten to kill the city’s remaining lakes, there is one big reason: Lake restoration efforts have become mere cosmetic bea

The green panel has rapped housing and environment department principal secretary for failure to provide a list of encroachments and buildings in catchment area of the Upper Lake even after four-an

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Pandit Hari Shankar Samadhiya Vs. Union of India & Others dated 27/09/2013 on pollution in the area of the Morar River bed in the city of Gwalior.

Original Source: http://www.greentribunal.gov.in/orderinpdf/12-2013(CZ)(OA)_27Sep2013.pdf

The Bhopal bench of National Green Tribunal asked Masood Akhtar, Chhatarpur district collectorate to take action against shops and other illegal encroachments on the Kishore Sagar Lake, in drought-affected Chhatarpur, Bndelkhand within five days. Read text of this order issued on 25 September 2013.

The National Green Tribunal on Tuesday set a deadline of four weeks on all government agencies in the vicinity of Yamuna, including Noida Authority, DDA and GDA, to take a clear stand on the areas

Govt Fails To Save Riverine Ecosystem; Also Unable To Improve Air Quality, Contain Private Vehicle Surge

If the Congress government’s performance were measured on the yardstick of urban ecology, it would fail miserably at least on one count—the Yamuna.
Despite repeated promises of cleaning up, the river’s condition has been deteriorating by the day. However,the issue is not entirely of pollution—the flow of water in the Delhi stretch of the river is not adequate.

Nestled amidst the rapidly urbanising metropolis of Noida is a green paradise that has, in recent years, emerged as an important breeding ground for endangered birds.

Department of Environment (DoE) on Tuesday fined a printing and packaging factory Tk 5 lakh for illegal sand filling and encroaching a river channel in Narayanganj, reports UNB.

Pokhara sub-metropolis has initiated the process of removing water pumps used to supply water from Fewa Lake to different restaurants in the Lakeside area from today, after traders continued to def

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