Supreme Court admits plea against 100m criteria to define 'Aravalis' for mining; petitioner warns of grave ecological consequences
The Supreme Court has admitted a plea challenging the Union environment ministry's recommendation to define Aravali hills as those with 100m elevation for mining. A retired forest official argues this arbitrary marker will severely undermine conservation efforts, potentially opening vast areas to mining and construction.
The Supreme Court has admitted a plea challenging the Union environment ministry's recommendation to define Aravali hills as those with 100m elevation for mining. A retired forest official argues this arbitrary marker will severely undermine conservation efforts, potentially opening vast areas to mining and construction. What's Your Reaction?
