<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal (Central Zone Bench, Bhopal) in the matter of Gaurav Jain Vs State of Madhya Pradesh & Others dated 27/02/2024.</p> <p>The matter related to non-forest activities
Widespread destruction is feared in 50-60 tribal villages in the submergence of Sardar Sarovar dam this year. These villages in Satpura Vindhya belt are located in Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and
The taps run dry, plants wilt in their pots and air coolers are silent. Investment is made in 100-metre long plastic water pipes and one of the summer jobs for youths is filling the water tanks in
Rain water harvesting has suddenly shot into prominence due mainly to the problem of arsenic in the groundwater that it should not really come as a surprise to hear that the Water and Sewerage
A number of novel methods are being evolved in different parts of the State for conserving water and to meet the threat of ground water depletion. Under the Ground Water Conservation Mission launched
A major part of the country's largest State of Madhya Pradesh is in the grip of a severe water crisis. Drying up of the traditional water reservoirs due to high temperature, increase in the
Environmentalists are out-raged over the manner in which the Himachal Pradesh government has denotified certain wildlife areas of the Great Himalayan National Park to pave way for the execution of
Yet Orissa groundwater remains unexploited: At a time when the mercury is soaring high, people are crying for potable water to survive, mainly in the drought-prone western and southern Orissa
Hundreds of Bangalore's citizens, young and old alike, today braved the morning peak-hour traffic to walk around Ulsoor lake to show their concern for it and also to tell the public at large that the
When NGO workers started campaign in the thana of Sonargaon to motivate people to use surface and rainwater instead of tubewell one to avert arsenic, the villagers gave them a cold shoulder. Now the
Madhya Pradesh is far behind other states in utilising river water. About 75 per cent water of Narmada river , which is life line of the State, goes unutilised. At the same time, most of the projects
