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Polluting Industry Operating in Residential Area National Green Tribunal dismissed the... Read more

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Protection of Flood Plains of the Yamuna and Hindon Rivers Protection of Flood Plains of... Read more

EAC Meeting for Coal Mining on 3-4 June, 2013 Agenda for 75th Meeting of Expert Appraisal... Read more

EAC Agenda for Industrial Projects on 10-11 June 2013 Agenda for 9 REAC (I) meeting to be held during... Read more

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EAC Meeting on Non-Coal Mining on 15-17th May, 2013 The Agenda of EAC Meeting on Non-Coal Mining on... Read more

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Reminder to declare Eco Sensitive Zone around National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries by or on 15 May 2013

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Polluting Industry Operating in Residential Area National Green Tribunal dismissed the...

Public Authorities File Incorrect Affidavits at National Green Tribunal Public Authorities File Incorrect Affidavits...

Protection of Flood Plains of the Yamuna and Hindon Rivers Protection of Flood Plains of...

Comments on High Level Working Group (HLWG) Report on Western Ghats ...

Nodal Officer Asked to Make a Detailed Presentation to FAC on Transmission Lines in Arunachal Pradesh Forest Advisory Committee (FAC) of Ministry of...

New Director General of Forests at MoEF Causes a Happy Slow Down in Forest Diversion EIA Resource and Response Centre (ERC) started...

Stage I : 254 ha | Stage II : 135 ha