The Supreme Court was told that large-scale stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana has worsened Delhi-NCR’s air quality, violating earlier court orders. CJI B R Gavai said the bench will issue fresh directions on Wednesday.
The Supreme Court has paused the NGT’s Rs 50.44 crore penalty on the Delhi Jal Board and MCD for allegedly failing to control Yamuna pollution. Notices have been issued to both bodies as the case proceeds.
Today, On 24th July, Bombay High Court ruled that all Ganesh idols up to six feet must be compulsorily immersed in artificial tanks during the 10-day festival starting August 27, to ensure environmental protection and public safety.
Today, On 9th June, Bombay High Court modified its ban on PoP Ganapati idols, allowing artisans and petitioners to make them. However, the court clearly stated they cannot be immersed in natural water bodies without taking prior permission from the court. Mumbai: The Bombay High Court revised its January ruling that had imposed a complete […]
New Delhi, Feb 27: The Supreme Court has decided not to interfere with the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s order on moving toxic waste from the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy site to Pithampur in Dhar district for disposal. The apex court also refused to stop the trial run scheduled for Thursday to dispose of the hazardous material.
Today, On 20th September, the Supreme Court stayed an NGT order requiring Punjab to pay over Rs 1,000 crore for legacy waste management. The court issued notices to the Centre and the CPCB following Punjab’s appeal against the NGT ruling, emphasizing the state’s ongoing non-compliance with environmental laws and the pressing issue of legacy waste management.
The NGT has acknowledged the issue of arsenic in rice and requested responses from the Union Agriculture and Environment Ministries and the CPCB. This action follows a Times Now article highlighting the risks of arsenic contamination in food.
