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Gurugram returns to top of pollution chart
GURUGRAM: Once again, the city suffered ignominy as India's most polluted city, with air quality index (AQI) touching 272 points on Monday, which is 60% higher than Delhi's. The highest PM2.5 level
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6,000 trees cut in Aravalis overnight
Gurgaon: More than 6,000 trees have allegedly been axed in the ecologically sensitive Aravalis after the additional chief secretary (forest), in a written order, granted permission to clear the green cover
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Despite real-time monitoring, no data on Gurgaon’s air quality for 10 days
According to an analysis of the Central Pollution Control Board’s (CPCB’s) AQI bulletin archives, there is no data for 17 days — this despite Gurgaon being one of the four places in Haryana where real-time
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Gurgaon’s second pollution monitor at Cyber City
Gurgaon: The city is likely to get its second air quality monitoring system next month. Officials in the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) said a tender has already been put out for the
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NGT show-cause notice to Centre, Haryana on Basai wetland
The National Green Tribunal today issued notices to the Centre and the Haryana government asking why the work on a waste treatment plant, being built in the catchment area of Basai wetland in Gurugram,
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Green tribunal steps in to protect Aravalis
GURUGRAM: The Haryana government's attempt at diluting the natural conservation zone (NCZ) in the Aravalis, to free around 11,500 hectares of land currently that may or may not be eventually classified
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NGT notice to Centre on plea against tree felling in Aravallis
A former army man has moved the National Green Tribunal against the Haryana government's sanction to chop trees in the eco-sensitive Aravalli Hills prompting the green panel to seek a response from the
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Pollution in ‘severe’ zone despite showers
GURUGRAM: Even early morning showers and strong winds failed to clean up the air in Gurgaon, which remained the most polluted city in the country again on Monday. While the Air Quality Index (AQI) was
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Authorities cut 100 trees on MG Road while CM gives out message to plant trees
GURUGRAM: While chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar was telling Gurgaonites to plant trees at the inauguration of a 100-acre nature camp in Gurgaon, 100 trees were being chopped off on MG Road on Saturday.
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Aravalis in Gurugram, Faridabad core area for leopards, finds survey
GURUGRAM: In the first survey of its kind on population density of wild animals in five districts of Haryana, the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) has found leopards occupy a 200 square km area in these