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Judgment of the National Green Tribunal regarding thousands of trees facing danger due to illegal mining, Rupnagar district, Punjab, 19/03/2025

Judgment of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Balwinder Kaur Vs State of Punjab & Others dated 19/03/2024. Balwinder Kaur, the applicant raised the grievance of risk of thousands of trees felling due to likelihood of land sliding. It was said that illegal mining is being carried out …

Cutting through the green

The Pench Tiger Reserve, which stretches across Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, is contiguous with the Nagzira Sanctuary, the Navegaon National Park, and the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra, which, combined, create a large green corridor running from southern Madhya Pradesh to eastern Maharashtra. The NH-7 cuts through this green corridor …

More fund allocation for road projects through PWDs on anvil

Komal Amit Gera / Chandigarh May 22, 2009, 1:39 IST In order to give impetus to investment in infrastructure projects in the wake of economic slowdown, the Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport and National Highways is exploring the possibility of increasing the allocation of funds three-fold through the state public …

Logging Threat To Indonesia Orangutans, Tigers: Report

A logging operation planned by Asia's biggest pulp producer in Indonesia's Sumatra island threatens the habitat of rare orangutans, tigers and elephants, a joint report by five conservation groups said on Tuesday. A license has been given to a joint venture between Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) and the Sinar …

New civic body chief promises greener city, better mass transport, speedy work

Pune Mass transportation for the city and environment top the agenda of Mahesh Zagade, who took over as the new commissioner of the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Tuesday. Zagade said his priority would be to focus on developing Pune

State has got Rs 854 cr for development of roads

Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, who was crying foul against the Centre for its partial attitude during the election campaign, revealed that the Centre has sanctioned Rs 854 crores under the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana (PMGSY).

24,444 women benefit from rural employment project

An employment project involving repair of rural roads has benefited 24,444 poor women in six districts of the country. The project run by the Local Government Division of the Local Government and Rural Development and Coopera-tives Ministry is financed mainly by the European Commission. UNDP and the government are also …

NHAI to utilise Rs 1,352 cr negative grant in road devt

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is planning to utilise Rs 1,352 crore capital received as upfront payment from private players while bidding for projects on lucrative stretches of national highways for other road development work. "NHAI has received Rs 1,352 crore as negative grant (upfront payments by bidders) …

Govt may raise viability funding for NHDP 5

Surajeet Das Gupta / New Delhi May 4, 2009, 0:24 IST The government has decided to raise the viability gap funding (VGF) for certain projects under the fifth phase of the National Highway Development Project (NHDP V), owing to poor response to the first few projects put up for bids …

Rural infrastructure project to alleviate poverty stressed

Speakers at a meeting on Monday said that rural infrastructure project is an important initiative toward alleviating poverty of rural women. They said the project will assist and improve the condition of vulnerable households by providing security of livelihood after five years, when women those involved in the project will …

Tk 29,000cr bigger ADP planned: NEC meets today; Stress on power and agri sector

The government is going to expand its next Annual Development Programme (ADP) to near about Tk 29000 crore, ignoring experts' suggestion to limit the development budget within it's capacity to implement. "To create employment opportunities and maintain growth prospects we need a bigger development plan," Planning Minister AK Khandaker said …

Court allows widening of 17 km of road

MoEF to clear the 33 km passing through reserve forest THE Karnataka High Court, on March 19, vacated its stay on a road-widening project that environmentalists are opposing. Nearly two-thirds of the 51-km road, connecting Peerunwadi in Belgaum district with Chorla near Goa border, passes through a reserve forest in …

MPs focus was construction of roadways

BEHRAMPORE: A major share of the MPLAD funds allotted for Murshidabad MP, Mr Abdul Mannan Hossain, was used to construct metal and concrete roads both in rural and urban areas of his constituency. Mr Hossain claimed that never in the history of Murshidabad, could any parliamentarian from his constituency could …

More ADB support for Padma Bridge assured

The Asian Development Bank (ADB), in addition to its earlier commitments, is considering more funds for the construction of the Padma Bridge. The assurance came during a meeting between Communications Minister Syed Abul Hossain and an eight-member ADB delegation led by Director of South Asian Transport and Communications (SATC) Kazuhio …

100 villages oppose expressway project

In more than 100 villages, the Chandigarh-Phagwara express highway, which will pass through Mohali, Chamkaur Sahib, Machhiwara, Nawanshahr and Phagwara areas, has become an election issue. Most of the farmers, who have been issued notices for the acquisition of their land for the project, are opposed to the highway project. …

Rehab process may further delay Santacruz-Chembur Link Road

Mumbai Of 260 tenants, around 100 have signed the MoU; the rest demand more time to vacate buildings After the nodal agency for the construction of the Santacruz-Chembur Link Road (SCLR) pulled up its socks to quicken the rehab process in the project, the project affected persons (PAPs) are now …

No ash for NH construction despite govt orders

Ropar: No pong ash is being used from Ropar thermal plant for the construction of Kurali-Kiratpur Sahib stretch of the National Highway 21 despite strict guidelines of the government of India. Under notification issued by the Union government on September 14, 1999, use of fly ash, if available, is mandatory …

Economic integration promotes rapid growth -WB

To achieve rapid growth, governments must promote economic integration which, at its core, is about the mobility of people, products, and ideas. Senior Economist, World Bank Somik V. Lall said that instead of worrying about the size of metropolises, cities and towns, the World Development Report 2009 (WDR) calls for …

Seven roads completed at a cost of Rs 650 million in Sialkot

Under City Development Package, as many as seven main most important city roads have been completed at a cost of Rs 650 million in Sialkot. Official sources told Business Recorder here on Thursday that the local business community has contributed 25 percent for the accomplishment of these roads in Sialkot …

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