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Bombay HC asks MMRCL not to fell 177 trees at Aarey Colony until SC decides - Vimarsana News

Bombay HC asks MMRCL not to fell 177 trees at Aarey Colony until SC decides

A division bench of Acting Chief Justice Sanjay V Gangapurwala and Justice Sandeep V Marne passed an order in a fresh PIL by environmental activist Zoru Bhathena challenging the March 15 permission granted by BMC's Tree Authority for felling of 177 trees

Bombay High Court Stays Felling Of 177 Trees At Aarey Colony, Asks MMRCL To First Seek Clarification From Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Bombay High Court Stays Felling Of 177 Trees At Aarey Colony, Asks MMRCL To First Seek Clarification From Supreme Court

The Bombay High Court restrained the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation from felling 177 trees at Aarey Forest without the MMRCL seeking a clarification from the Supreme Court.A division bench comprising...

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Aarey Metro car shed: Activist files PIL in HC challenging Tree Authority nod to fell 177 trees - Vimarsana News

Aarey Metro car shed: Activist files PIL in HC challenging Tree Authority nod to fell 177 trees

Permission by Tree Authority in breach of SC order, says petitioner.

Pruning of trees in Delhi's Vasant Vihar colony: HC pulls up MCD for non-compliance with past orders - Vimarsana News

Pruning of trees in Delhi's Vasant Vihar colony: HC pulls up MCD for non-compliance with past orders

Justice Najmi Waziri observed that remedial measures for the conservation and preservation of Vasant Vihar colony’s green areas have to be initiated on an urgent basis.

World Wildlife Day: If you come face to face with these critters, how ah? - Vimarsana News

World Wildlife Day: If you come face to face with these critters, how ah?

Singapore is often described as a small island and referred to endearingly as the Little Red Dot. Nevertheless, we have a land area of 728.3 square kilometres that, according to National Parks, contains an estimated 23,000 to 28,000 species of terrestrial organisms. No wonder it's so easy to bump into an 'uwu' bird around one corner, and cross paths with...