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On Yamuna Pollution, Sri Sri Ravishankar Says 'There's No Proof'
Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravishankar said his cultural extravaganza on Yamuna floodplains in Delhi last year has caused no pollution and the experts have been unable to prove what the damage was. The spiritual leader, whose organization has been hauled up for polluting Yamuna and fined Rs 5 crore by a green court, said the situation was best e...
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Green Court Fines Agra Builders Rs 1.41Crore For Polluting Yamuna
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has slapped a fine of Rs 1.41 crore on nine colonies and three builders in Agra for polluting Yamuna river.
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National Green Tribunal Fines Agra Civic Body for Dumping Garbage in Yamuna
The National Green Tribunal has fined the Agra Municipal Corporation Rs 1 lakh ($1,500) for dumping garbage into the Yamuna river.
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Littering in Yamuna? Pay a Fine of Rs 5000
Individuals caught throwing waste items and "religious items" in Yamuna in Delhi will be fined Rs 5,000, the National Green Tribunal has announced. The announcement is in line with the Centre's fresh efforts to clean up the Ganga.
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On Yamuna Pollution, Sri Sri Ravishankar Says 'There's No Proof'
Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravishankar said his cultural extravaganza on Yamuna floodplains in Delhi last year has caused no pollution and the experts have been unable to prove what the damage was. The spiritual leader, whose organization has been hauled up for polluting Yamuna and fined Rs 5 crore by a green court, said the situation was best e...
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Green Court Fines Agra Builders Rs 1.41Crore For Polluting Yamuna
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has slapped a fine of Rs 1.41 crore on nine colonies and three builders in Agra for polluting Yamuna river.
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National Green Tribunal Fines Agra Civic Body for Dumping Garbage in Yamuna
The National Green Tribunal has fined the Agra Municipal Corporation Rs 1 lakh ($1,500) for dumping garbage into the Yamuna river.
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Littering in Yamuna? Pay a Fine of Rs 5000
Individuals caught throwing waste items and "religious items" in Yamuna in Delhi will be fined Rs 5,000, the National Green Tribunal has announced. The announcement is in line with the Centre's fresh efforts to clean up the Ganga.
