On July 19, Chief Justice of India B R Gavai and Supreme Court judges participated in Van Mahotsav 2025, promoting environmental conservation through the ‘Ek Ped Ma Ke Naam’ campaign. CJI Gavai planted a tree in memory of his mother, emphasizing sustainable development and the judiciary’s role in protecting the environment.
The Rajasthan High Court acknowledged Sharma and Gattani’s right to religious activities at a temple but emphasized the need to avoid harm to religious symbols. To resolve a dispute involving a religious leader, the court directed both parties to plant trees at the temple as a unique resolution and emphasized the duty to uphold India’s diverse heritage and culture.
Today (13th March): The Delhi High Court has admonished the Public Works Department (PWD) for neglecting tree maintenance along the city’s roadsides. The court demanded detailed information on the 3.9 lakh trees planted by the PWD and instructed them to provide evidence before the next hearing on March 19. The PWD’s explanations were challenged, emphasizing municipal responsibilities.