Today, On 18th November, The Supreme Court restored the mechanism for retrospective environment clearance, with CJI Gavai noting that his judgment had been criticised. Justice Bhuyan dissented firmly, arguing that review was unjustified and warning that established environmental jurisprudence should not be reversed.
Today, On 13th August, In the Kancha Gachibowli case, the Supreme Court stressed that “environment must be protected & any destroyed forests restored,” warning against bulldozing forests in the name of development, while asking the state to submit a holistic, sustainable plan within six weeks.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court stayed the state’s 2025 land pooling policy, flagging missing impact studies, no timelines, and lack of rehabilitation plans. The court said it was “notified in haste” without addressing key concerns.
The Supreme Court Today (April 16) strongly criticized the Telangana government for cutting trees in Kancha Gachibowli near Hyderabad University, calling it an environmental crisis. It ordered a complete stop to tree felling and promised to go “out of the way” to protect nature.
The Supreme Court will hear a case Today (April 16) regarding the alleged tree cutting in Hyderabad’s Kancha Gachibowli forest area. The issue has raised environmental concerns and public outcry over deforestation.
The Supreme Court will hear a case on April 16 regarding the alleged tree cutting in Hyderabad’s Kancha Gachibowli forest area. The issue has raised environmental concerns and public outcry over deforestation.
The Supreme Court has ordered the Telangana government to halt activities near the University of Hyderabad, citing serious concerns over tree felling and environmental damage. The Chief Secretary must provide explanations for tree removal and is personally liable for compliance. Protests against deforestation have erupted among students and activists.
Today (6th May): The Supreme Court bench, led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Chandrachud, has halted land clearance for the proposed Silchar Greenfield Airport. The Court found that authorities violated the 2006 EIA notification by conducting extensive clearance without proper environmental clearance. The NGT was criticized for dismissing the plea without verification, and the Court directed no further action until an EIA report is available.
