All Of Us Are Going To Suffocate And Die: Delhi High Court Questions Centre Over Gymkhana, Polo Club Lands

The Delhi High Court questioned the Centre’s move to reclaim land occupied by major sporting institutions, warning against the loss of green spaces in the capital. Expressing concern over worsening environmental conditions, the Court observed that unchecked urbanisation could severely impact public health and quality of life.

Constitution Obligates State And Its Institutions to Dismantle Structural Inequality: EX-CJI B. R. Gavai

Former CJI B. R. Gavai said the Constitution demands dismantling structural inequality, not offering formal equality alone. Speaking at NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad, he stressed substantive equality must shape governance, policy, and development in the Indian framework.

Supreme Court Examines Legality of Ex Post Facto Environmental Clearances; CJI Says “At Least This Much Respect We Will Expect From The Lawyer”

The Supreme Court heard a crucial plea challenging government notifications that allowed industries to seek environmental clearance after starting operations. The case could redefine whether retrospective EC violates Article 21 and India’s core environmental principles.

‘Enough Is Enough’: Ex-CJI B R Gavai Throws Weight Behind Justice Rebello’s Goa Movement

Former Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has extended strong constitutional support to Justice Ferdino Rebello’s “Enough is Enough” movement. He said the 10-point Charter of Demands reflects core principles of environmental law, people-centric development, and the need to preserve Goa’s identity and culture.

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.

Bursting of Firecrackers Not a Religious Right, Says Former Supreme Court Judge Abhay Oka

Justice Abhay S. Oka stated that activities like bursting firecrackers or polluting rivers cannot be justified under Article 25’s freedom of religion. He urged citizens and courts to prioritise environmental protection over religious sentiments.

Himachal Ecological Crisis| Entire State May Vanish in Thin Air From the Map of the Country: Supreme Court Reschedules Order to Sept 23

Today, On 15th September, The Supreme Court, warned that Himachal faces an ecological crisis where the entire state may vanish in thin air from India’s map, has rescheduled its order to September 23, stressing the issue impacts the entire Himalayan region critically.

Ecological Imbalance : Supreme Court Appoints Amicus Curiae to Address Environmental Concerns in Himachal Pradesh

Ecological imbalance in Himachal Pradesh has reached alarming levels, prompting the Supreme Court to appoint an amicus curiae. The Court stressed expert guidance is essential to address environmental concerns, climate change, hydropower impact, deforestation, and sustainable development challenges.

Punjab Land Pooling Policy ‘Notified in Haste’, Says High Court While Halting Implementation

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.

CJI Gavai Upholds Environment Ministry Notification, Rejects Exemptions Clause for Big Projects: “Natural Resources Are to Be Held in Trust for the Next Generation”

The Supreme Court upheld the Environment Ministry’s 2021 notification on mandatory public hearings, striking down the exemption clause for major projects. It stressed, “Natural resources are to be held in trust for the next generation,” reinforcing intergenerational equity and environmental protection.