<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of News Item titled "Assam: PCCF MK Yadava accused of illegally clearing protected forest for Commando Battalion" appearing in the Northeast
Delhi's greenery might be in the red, but this won't prevent the wheels of the metro from rooting out a legacy of the Lutyen's era
Unwept and unsung, these sentinels of the Garden City of Bangalore fall, one by one. As the city races towards development, the casualties are old and venerable trees that must make way for sleek
Contending that the cutting of trees on Barakhamba road was almost unavoidable, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Managing Director, E. Sreedharan, said the DMRC was trying to minimise the ecological
In a move aimed at getting a good price for locally produced timber, the Tamil Nadu Government has lifted the ban on interstate transport of timber. The GO 88 dated May 13 effectively annuls the
Barakhamba Road will soon lose 110 trees. With construction work on line number three of the Metro Rail that connects Connaught Place with Dwarka about to begin, the trees will be the first to go.
The fourth floor Chennai office of Deputy Conservator of Forests Amit Asthani might far cry from the densest and darkest of Tamil Nadu's forests but then, with the mere click of his console, Asthani
ITC has entered into agreements with several state governments to take up afforestation programmes and in lieu get land from which it can source wood based feedstock for its paperboard business. ITC
The lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Vijai Kapoor, emphasised the need for involving non-governmental organisations, residents welfare association in a tree survival audit while reviewing the greening
The lieutenant governor, Mr Vijai Kapoor, reviewed the greening programme for Delhi and found that there is a gap of nearly 60,000 trees in achievements and targets for the year 2002-03. Officials
About 60,000 less trees have been planted than what had been targeted by various civic agencies in Delhi that take care of greening the Capital. In a review of the greening programme, LG Vijai Kapoor
