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The discourse of development has largely been dominated by the GDP growth rate, Stock Market performances, corporate led industrialization, big dams,and urbanization and world class cities etc. The negative impacts of such development process has been considered inevitable and the 'cost of progress' which must be paid. But as we all know both the costs and fruits of such progress and corporate le
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India became the third largest economy way back in 2011:
At 7 per cent, India has the third-largest share of the world’s expenditure for investment (gross fixed capital formation), according to World Bank.
People have fundamental right to be free from impact of climate change: Supreme Court
The top court made these remarks while lifting the blanket ban it had put on the laying of over-the-ground power lines in areas frequented by the bird commonly known as the Great Indian Bustard (GIB).
The Supreme Court recently held that people have a fundamental right to be free from the adverse effects of climate change, while emphasising that countries lik
Why Supreme Court barred unregulated soil extraction for linear projects
Written by Jay Mazoomdaar
Updated: April 2, 2024 18:16 IST
The Supreme Court has set aside a notification issued by the Environment Ministry three years ago that exempted extraction of ordinary earth for linear projects, such as road and railways construction, from obtaining Environmental Clearance (EC).
The exemption, offered in March 2020, was challenged before the National Green Tribunal (NGT), which asked the Ministry in October 2020 to review it within three months. As the Ministry dragged its feet, the matter reached the top court, which on March 21 this year struck down the “blanket” and “arbitrary” exemption.
What was the 2020 exemption?
In September 2006, the Environment Ministry had issued a notification under The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, on activities that would require prior EC. In January 2016, a second notification was issued, exempting certain categories of projects from this requirement.
The third notification of March 2020 added “Extraction or sourcing or borrowing of ordinary earth for the linear projects such as roads, pipelines, etc” to the list of exempted activities.
The Centre argued before the NGT that the exemption was necessary “for the aid of general public”, and would help “the kumhars (potters), farmers, gram panchayats, vanjara,
The exemption, offered in March 2020, was challenged before the National Green Tribunal (NGT), which asked the Ministry in October 2020 to review it within three months. As the Ministry dragged its feet, the matter reached the top court, which on March 21 this year struck down the “blanket” and ...
Race to Mine the Deep Sea
Global Hunger Index 2023: India's neighbouring countries Pakistan (102nd), Bangladesh (81st), Nepal (69th) and Sri Lanka (60th) fared better than it
https://idronline.org/article/climate-emergency/indias-climate-discourse-needs-local-narratives/
The language and expressions shaping the climate change conversation often don't resonate with the realities of the most affected communities. This needs to change.
Our honourable CM Ashok Gehlot showcasing the immense difference between his promises and reality! 2500 trees are about to be chopped which is a home to 75 types of migratory and local birds. Indeed a very Happy Ozone Day!
Ashok Gehlot we citizens have pledged to not let this last lung of Jaipur be destroyed! 9000+ people have signed the petition for the relocation of the fintech park!
Shanti Kumar Dhariwal Bhupender Yadav BJP Rahul Gandhi Government of Rajasthan Indian National Congress Rajasthan Patrika RIICO Dainik Bhaskar
Winter's embrace reveals the hidden charms of Dol ka Badh forest, where wanderers find solace and wonder among its beauty.
Ashok Gehlot we citizens have pledged to not let this last lung of Jaipur be destroyed! 8000+ people have signed the petition for the relocation of the fintech park!
Shanti Kumar Dhariwal Bhupender Yadav BJP Rahul Gandhi Government of Rajasthan Indian National Congress Rajasthan Patrika RIICO Dainik Bhaskar
Progress towards universal maternity benefits, sluggish as it was in the first place, has gone into reverse gear in the last few years.
It understands the value of education and manages its teachers well
Nepal is sacrificing its ecology to build economic ties with India, says Ramesh Bhushal
A National Drinking Water Grid will also be a more environmentally desirable option since, unlike the river linking project, it will have minimal impact on aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity
A National Drinking Water Grid will also be a more environmentally desirable option since, unlike the river linking project, it will have minimal impact on aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity
Counting the poor...
https://m.thewire.in/article/economy/poverty-measure-niti-aayog-decline/amp
The Rajya Sabha cleared the Bill on August 2; no dissent was tabled against the controversial bill because opposition MPs had walked out of Parliament protesting the lack of discussion on the Manipur violence.
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