Supreme Court Greenlights CPWD Water Tank Project Inside Delhi Ridge’s Buddha Jayanti Park Amid Tree Felling Worries

The Supreme Court has allowed CPWD to construct a water-storage facility and lay pipelines in Buddha Jayanti Park, part of the sensitive Delhi Ridge area. The decision comes despite concerns over possible tree felling and environmental impact raised during the hearing.

Demolition of Ajmer’s Seven Wonders Park: Begins 6 Months After Supreme Court Order

Demolition of Ajmer’s Seven Wonders Park began on Friday, six months after the Supreme Court ordered its removal. The Ajmer Development Authority started dismantling the site ahead of the September 17 deadline set by the district administration.

Delhi High Court Rejects Contempt Plea Over Anant Ambani’s Vantara Report by Himal Southasian

The Delhi High Court dismissed a contempt plea against Himal Southasian for not removing a report on Anant Ambani’s Vantara park. The Court determined no legal order was violated, stating that criticism of the article did not imply a directive for deletion. The case underscores the necessity of clear legal directives for contempt cases.

Kancha Gachibowli Tree Felling| Telangana High Court Adjourns Hearing, Next Hearing On April 7

The Telangana High Court has postponed the Kancha Gachibowli land case hearing to April 7, 2025, while temporarily halting tree cutting and excavation on the disputed 400 acres. Environmental concerns have prompted public interest litigations against alleged illegal activities. The Supreme Court has also intervened, directing a stop to deforestation.

Telangana High Court Stops Excavation Work Near Hyderabad Central University Over Environmental Concerns

The Telangana High Court has temporarily halted excavation on 400 acres near Hyderabad Central University due to environmental concerns raised by activists and citizens. They argue the area, linked to a controversial government order, is ecologically significant. Protests from HCU students against the land development emphasize protection of the environment.

Supreme Court Asks Centre to Consider Expert Agency for Environmental Impact of Vadhavan Port Project

New Delhi: Today, 28th Feb, The Supreme Court of India suggested that the Central government consider appointing an independent expert agency to evaluate whether the Vadhavan Port project in Palghar, Maharashtra, could cause environmental damage. The suggestion was made by a Bench of Justices AS Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan in an interim order while hearing a plea filed by the National Fishworkers Forum.

1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Supreme Court Refuses to Intervene in Union Carbide Waste Transfer, Cites Need for Proven Hazard Risk

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.

Madras High Court Seeks Urgent Report on Isha Foundation’s Maha Shivaratri Celebrations Amid Environmental Concerns

Madras: The Madras High Court has asked the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) to submit an urgent report regarding a petition seeking to stop permission for Maha Shivaratri celebrations at the Isha Foundation. Thousands of devotees are expected to visit the spiritual center throughout the night on February 26, raising concerns over environmental violations.

Supreme Court Rejects Bajaj Auto’s Appeal to Remove Three-Wheeler Cap in Delhi

Today, On 10th July, The Supreme Court rejected Bajaj Auto’s request to lift the cap on two-stroke engine auto rickshaws in Delhi, emphasizing that such requests should come from the government or public interest representatives, not manufacturers. The Court highlighted environmental concerns and emphasized the need for government-led initiatives. Bajaj Auto is focusing on expanding its electric three-wheeler offerings as the primary growth driver.

Calcutta HC Rejects Plea Against Metro Rail Construction, Citing Benefit for the Public Interest”

The Calcutta High Court today rejected a plea to halt metro station construction in Kolkata’s Maidan area due to concerns about uprooting trees near Victoria Memorial. The court found the petitioner’s claims insufficient, emphasizing the project’s public interest and innovative aspects. RVNL assured efforts to minimize ecological impact and obtain necessary approvals.