The Aravalli story highlights a major environmental battle after the Supreme Court stayed its November 20 order redefining the hills. The pause came after strong public and scientific pressure, reflecting growing concern over mining, ecology, and North India’s fragile environmental future.
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The Supreme Court today affirmed farmers’ right to protest within a democratic framework but advised against bringing tractors or JCBs to the capital during a hearing regarding the Shambhu border row. It recommended the appointment of neutral individuals to address the farmers’ demands and suggested forming an independent committee to engage with the protesters. The next hearing is scheduled for August 12.
Today(on 24th July),The Supreme Court suggested forming an independent committee of eminent individuals to engage with protesting farmers, emphasizing the need for a “neutral umpire” to bridge the trust gap between farmers and the government. The proposal aims to address the ongoing protests and ensure a just and peaceful resolution.
