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Refrain From Feeding Monkeys In Court Premises: Delhi High Court To Lawyers
The Delhi High Court has asked advocates, litigants and staff members to strictly refrain from feeding monkeys inside the court premises.
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Propose Plan To Trap, Sterilize Monkeys: Court To AAP Government
The Delhi High Court today said the problem of increasing monkey population was "aggravating with each passing day" and directed the AAP government to place before the Centre, its proposed plan for trapping and sterilization.
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Protection Of Animals No 'Monkey' Business, Court Tells Delhi Government
Monkeys are "original inhabitants" displaced by man "in the name of civilisation", the Delhi High Court said today, lamenting it was painful to see them searching food in garbage bins.
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Delhi government spent Rs 6 crore to feed monkeys in sanctuary
Delhi Government's forest department has spent a whopping Rs six crore to feed over 16,000 monkeys at the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary in South Delhi in the last six years.
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Refrain From Feeding Monkeys In Court Premises: Delhi High Court To Lawyers
The Delhi High Court has asked advocates, litigants and staff members to strictly refrain from feeding monkeys inside the court premises.
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Propose Plan To Trap, Sterilize Monkeys: Court To AAP Government
The Delhi High Court today said the problem of increasing monkey population was "aggravating with each passing day" and directed the AAP government to place before the Centre, its proposed plan for trapping and sterilization.
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Protection Of Animals No 'Monkey' Business, Court Tells Delhi Government
Monkeys are "original inhabitants" displaced by man "in the name of civilisation", the Delhi High Court said today, lamenting it was painful to see them searching food in garbage bins.
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Delhi government spent Rs 6 crore to feed monkeys in sanctuary
Delhi Government's forest department has spent a whopping Rs six crore to feed over 16,000 monkeys at the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary in South Delhi in the last six years.
