Hazaribag

Report on Banadag railway siding, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, 06/11/2020

Joint inspection report in the matter of Original Application No. 61/2019/EZ in the matter of Tripurari Singh Vs Ministry of Railways dated 06/11/2020. In pursuance to the National Green Tribunal order of July 17, 2020 a committee was constituted comprising of members from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Jharkhand …

Report on Banadag railway siding, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, 06/11/2020

Joint inspection report in the matter of Original Application No. 61/2019/EZ in the matter of Tripurari Singh Vs Ministry of Railways dated 06/11/2020. In pursuance to the National Green Tribunal order of July 17, 2020 a committee was constituted comprising of members from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Jharkhand …

154 Hazaribagh tanners to pay Tk 50,000 each as compensation

The High Court today ordered owners of 154 tanners based in Dhaka’s Hazaribagh area to pay Tk 50,000 per day each in compensation for damaging the environment. The tanners will have to pay the compensation to state fund until they relocate their industries to Savar. Following a petition filed by …

Tanners face 72-hour deadline for relocation

The government has once again sounded out a stern warning against tanneries in Hazaribagh, saying the polluting factories will be shut down if they fail to relocate to the designated industrial park in Savar within 72 hours. Industries Minister Amir Hossain Amu issued the instruction at a meeting with the …

Bangladesh’s top court pummels 10 tardy polluters

The High Court yesterday issued a contempt of court rule against 10 tannery owners for obstructing the implementation of its 2001 judgment on relocation of hazardous tannery industries from the capital's Hazaribagh area to Savar. The court asked them to explain in two weeks why contempt of court proceedings should …

Govt to install 3 crore environment-friendly stoves by 2030

The government has stressed on the environment in the proposed budget for 2015-16 fiscal year. Among the initiatives it spelled out in the budget is to install around 3 crore environment-friendly stoves in the country by 2030. Finance Minister AMA Muhith announced the plan in his budget speech in parliament …

Bangladesh tanneries: HRW gives bleak outlook

On May 19 there’s a rare chance for accountability for the massive health problems caused by Bangladesh’s toxic leather tanneries, said Human Rights Watch. The country’s High Court has summonsed the secretary of the Ministry of Industry to explain that ministry’s failure to relocate 150 or so leather tanneries out …

Tannery pollution causes health hazards

Abu Alam, a worker of a tannery belonging to a famous brand, has been residing in a slum in Hajaribag for five years. He has been suffering from gastrointestinal and dermatological problems. Alam has been unable to go to his workplace for the last couple of days. He lies in …

Hardly any action to stop illegal mining

Jharkhand is known for its mineral deposits and natural beauty but nowadays it is getting infamous for large scale illegal mining which is also damaging the nature and making the beautiful natural sites into an ugly landscape. Hazaribagh district which is famous for its scenic beauty is rapidly losing the …

Govt plans ‘green tax’ for polluters

Bangladesh is to unveil a new “green tax” Thursday that will force polluting factories to pay extra levies as it looks to clean up the country’s increasingly dirty rivers and air, an official said Thursday. The tax will be introduced as part of the annual budget for 2014-15, which will …

Toxic chemical hits Hazaribagh

Thousands of residents at Hazaribagh in the city are facing severe sufferings due to unhygienic environment because of hundreds of toxic chemical shops there. The chemicals, imported from Germany, Spain, Hong Kong, Italy, China, Argentina and Brazil, are used for processing of rawhides, this correspondent was informed while visiting the …

Tk 10.79b for tannery relocation zone

THE Executive Committee of the National Economic Council on last Tuesday approved Tk 1079 crore, almost double the amount sanctioned earlier to adjust the increased cost of a project for the relocation of tanneries to Savar from the outskirts of the city. The government had earlier set aside Tk 545 …

Jungle rule

a group of Maoist Communist Centre (mcc) extremists recently abducted a forester from the Hazaribagh National Park in Bihar. The officer was released after being subjected to mental torture for six hours by the mcc. The forester had committed the cardinal error of arresting a local person for taking away …

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