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"Illegal Mining In Aravallis Has To Stop": Supreme Court
Observing that a balance between sustainable development and protection of the environment has to be made, the Supreme Court asked the Centre and state governments on Thursday to stop illegal mining in the Aravalli area.
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A Story Of A Villager And His Extraordinary Effort To Save The Environment
This 30-year-old man is helping save the Aravallis and the forests of Mangar from the vicious hands of illegal mining and occupation, here's how
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No Illegal Mining In 115.34-Acre Aravalli Land, Rajasthan Tells Top Court
The Rajasthan government has told the Supreme Court that no illegal mining was going on in 115.34 hectares of land in the Aravalli area of the state.
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"31 Hills In Aravalli Have Disappeared": Top Court Expresses Shock
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed shock over "vanished" 31 hills in the Aravalli area of Rajasthan and asked the state government to stop illegal mining in the 115.34-hectare area there within 48 hours.
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"Stop Illegal Mining In Aravallis In 48 Hours": Top Court To Rajasthan
The Supreme Court today directed the Rajasthan government to stop illegal mining in a 115.34-hectare area in Aravalli hills within 48 hours.
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In Gurgaon, a refuge from the city's hustle bustle
With demands from builders, developers and the government on the Aravallis on land in the millennium city, Gurgaon's biodiversity park stands out as an oasis of open space and greenery. Residents of Gurgaon have come together to conserve the park, and their priority is to protect plants in the area.
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Illegal mining caught on camera: A hill on Aravalli destroyed
Despite the Supreme Court's direct intervention to stop illegal mining in Rajasthan's Aravalli range, it continues unabated, a fact that was caught on NDTV cameras, just ahead of a hearing in the apex court on Monday.
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Haryana's illegal miners murder the Aravallis
Rithat in Haryana's Mewat district is the latest target of illegal miners where quarrying is still on for quartz stone that's used for construction work.Mining in the Aravallis in Haryana is illegal as per a Supreme Court order, but with each truckload of quartz selling for over Rs 9000, illegal miners feel it's worth the risk.And they seem to have...
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Supreme Court seeks satellite mapping of Aravalis
After an NDTV expose on illegal mining on the Aravallis, the Supreme Court has ordered that the leases of 157 mines in the Aravali hills of Rajasthan that were up for renewal, not be renewed.
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Crackdown on illegal mining in Aravalli range
Despite a ban by the Supreme court, illegal mining continues across the Aravalli range in Rajasthan. The Rajasthan government has found an innovative way of sidestepping the ban, by changing the definition of the Aravalli.
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Despite SC ban, illegal mining continues in Aravallis
Blasts continue to break rocks at the Kapoori stone mines in Charkhi Dadri in Haryana's Bhiwani district.
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Government officer quits job to save Aravalis
Balwan, who was responsible for mining ban in the Aravalis, has decided to take early retirement.
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"Illegal Mining In Aravallis Has To Stop": Supreme Court
Observing that a balance between sustainable development and protection of the environment has to be made, the Supreme Court asked the Centre and state governments on Thursday to stop illegal mining in the Aravalli area.
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A Story Of A Villager And His Extraordinary Effort To Save The Environment
This 30-year-old man is helping save the Aravallis and the forests of Mangar from the vicious hands of illegal mining and occupation, here's how
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No Illegal Mining In 115.34-Acre Aravalli Land, Rajasthan Tells Top Court
The Rajasthan government has told the Supreme Court that no illegal mining was going on in 115.34 hectares of land in the Aravalli area of the state.
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"31 Hills In Aravalli Have Disappeared": Top Court Expresses Shock
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed shock over "vanished" 31 hills in the Aravalli area of Rajasthan and asked the state government to stop illegal mining in the 115.34-hectare area there within 48 hours.
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"Stop Illegal Mining In Aravallis In 48 Hours": Top Court To Rajasthan
The Supreme Court today directed the Rajasthan government to stop illegal mining in a 115.34-hectare area in Aravalli hills within 48 hours.
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In Gurgaon, a refuge from the city's hustle bustle
With demands from builders, developers and the government on the Aravallis on land in the millennium city, Gurgaon's biodiversity park stands out as an oasis of open space and greenery. Residents of Gurgaon have come together to conserve the park, and their priority is to protect plants in the area.
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Illegal mining caught on camera: A hill on Aravalli destroyed
Despite the Supreme Court's direct intervention to stop illegal mining in Rajasthan's Aravalli range, it continues unabated, a fact that was caught on NDTV cameras, just ahead of a hearing in the apex court on Monday.
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Haryana's illegal miners murder the Aravallis
Rithat in Haryana's Mewat district is the latest target of illegal miners where quarrying is still on for quartz stone that's used for construction work.Mining in the Aravallis in Haryana is illegal as per a Supreme Court order, but with each truckload of quartz selling for over Rs 9000, illegal miners feel it's worth the risk.And they seem to have...
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Supreme Court seeks satellite mapping of Aravalis
After an NDTV expose on illegal mining on the Aravallis, the Supreme Court has ordered that the leases of 157 mines in the Aravali hills of Rajasthan that were up for renewal, not be renewed.
-
Crackdown on illegal mining in Aravalli range
Despite a ban by the Supreme court, illegal mining continues across the Aravalli range in Rajasthan. The Rajasthan government has found an innovative way of sidestepping the ban, by changing the definition of the Aravalli.
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Despite SC ban, illegal mining continues in Aravallis
Blasts continue to break rocks at the Kapoori stone mines in Charkhi Dadri in Haryana's Bhiwani district.
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Government officer quits job to save Aravalis
Balwan, who was responsible for mining ban in the Aravalis, has decided to take early retirement.
