Redevelopment Of Delhi Colonies
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How Could Saplings Replace Trees, Asks Delhi High Court On Tree Felling
How could a sapling replace a grown-up tree, the Delhi High Court today asked while observing that felling over 16,500 trees to build multi-storey accommodation for proposed redevelopment of six South Delhi colonies was akin to leaving the city to die.
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Trees Won't Be Cut For Redevelopment Of Delhi Colonies: Housing Minister
No trees would be cut in the process of redevelopment of seven colonies in South Delhi, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Thursday, as he also assured that the national capital's green cover would not be "damaged" and steps would be taken to enhance it.
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Union Minister Harsh Vardhan "Misguiding" Delhiites On Tree Felling: AAP
The Aam Aadmi Party today accused Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan of "misguiding" people over the plan to cut down over 16,500 trees in the national capital for redevelopment of seven colonies, claiming that his ministry had given environment clearance to the project.
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Permission To Cut Trees Not Given Directly By Anil Baijal, Says Office
Amid an uproar over a plan to cut more than 14,000 trees to re-develop seven south Delhi colonies, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal's office said today that the proposals for redeveloping Nauroji Nagar and Netaji Nagar were duly endorsed by Delhi Environment Minister Imran Hussain.
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Residential Colonies In Delhi's AIIMS Complex To Be Redeveloped
Constructed nearly 60 years ago, residential colonies which are part of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) complex in Delhi, are set to be redeveloped.
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In Delhi's 'Puppeteer Colony', Stalemate Strings Residents To Poverty
Tucked away from the glare of visitors to India's capital, just 6 km from the manicured lawns of the Parliament building, thousands of its citizens live in the most unliveable of conditions, passing their days surrounded by filth, garbage, open defecation, and little room to live.
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How Could Saplings Replace Trees, Asks Delhi High Court On Tree Felling
How could a sapling replace a grown-up tree, the Delhi High Court today asked while observing that felling over 16,500 trees to build multi-storey accommodation for proposed redevelopment of six South Delhi colonies was akin to leaving the city to die.
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Trees Won't Be Cut For Redevelopment Of Delhi Colonies: Housing Minister
No trees would be cut in the process of redevelopment of seven colonies in South Delhi, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Thursday, as he also assured that the national capital's green cover would not be "damaged" and steps would be taken to enhance it.
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Union Minister Harsh Vardhan "Misguiding" Delhiites On Tree Felling: AAP
The Aam Aadmi Party today accused Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan of "misguiding" people over the plan to cut down over 16,500 trees in the national capital for redevelopment of seven colonies, claiming that his ministry had given environment clearance to the project.
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Permission To Cut Trees Not Given Directly By Anil Baijal, Says Office
Amid an uproar over a plan to cut more than 14,000 trees to re-develop seven south Delhi colonies, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal's office said today that the proposals for redeveloping Nauroji Nagar and Netaji Nagar were duly endorsed by Delhi Environment Minister Imran Hussain.
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Residential Colonies In Delhi's AIIMS Complex To Be Redeveloped
Constructed nearly 60 years ago, residential colonies which are part of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) complex in Delhi, are set to be redeveloped.
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In Delhi's 'Puppeteer Colony', Stalemate Strings Residents To Poverty
Tucked away from the glare of visitors to India's capital, just 6 km from the manicured lawns of the Parliament building, thousands of its citizens live in the most unliveable of conditions, passing their days surrounded by filth, garbage, open defecation, and little room to live.
