Category : Search result: Supreme Court Aravali mining


Supreme Court to hear Aravalli hills case on 29 Dec

The Supreme Court will hear the Aravalli hills definition row on 29 December. Environmentalists warn the new 100-metre height criterion threatens the fragile ecosystem. Read the latest updates.

Aravalli Mining Ban: 1200+ Leases Already Active

The Centre's new ban on mining leases in the Aravallis faces criticism as over 1,200 existing leases cover 174 sq km. Experts warn of irreversible environmental damage. Read the full analysis.

1,230+ Disputed Mining Leases in Rajasthan Aravalis

More than 1,230 contested mining leases, covering 17,393 hectares, persist in Rajasthan's Aravali hills despite a central ban on new leases. Explore the environmental impact and district-wise data.

JNU Students Protest Aravali Definition Change

JNU students held a 'Save Aravali' march, protesting a new govt definition they fear will open the fragile range to mining and real estate, threatening North India's ecology.

Illegal mining crackdown in East Singhbhum, Seraikela

East Singhbhum and Seraikela-Kharsawan authorities intensify action against illegal sand and stone mining. 9 vehicles seized, 10 boats destroyed, and 15,000 CFT of sand confiscated. DC issues show-cause notices to officials.

Centre to 3 States: No New Mining Leases in Aravallis

The Union Environment Ministry has instructed Rajasthan, Haryana, and Gujarat to halt new mining leases in the Aravallis until a sustainable management plan is ready, reinforcing a Supreme Court order. Read the full details.

Govt Bans New Mining in Aravalli Range for Protection

The Indian government has prohibited new mining leases across the Aravalli range & its hills. This decisive move aims to safeguard the fragile ecosystem. Read more about this crucial environmental policy.

Aravali Mining Halted Until Sustainable Plan Ready

Union Minister Bhupender Yadav clarifies that no new mining leases will be granted in the Aravali hills until a sustainable management plan is finalised, countering opposition claims. Learn the facts.

No New Mining Leases in Aravallis Till Plan Finalised

Union Minister Bhupender Yadav clarifies only 0.19% of Aravalli's 1.44 lakh sq km is eligible for mining, halts new leases until a sustainable plan is ready. He accuses Congress of spreading misinformation.

No New Aravalli Mining Leases Till ICFRE Plan: MoEF

Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav states no new mining leases in the Aravallis until ICFRE submits a sustainable mining plan. This comes as the Supreme Court receives a review plea on its Nov 20 mining judgement.

Congress Attacks BJP Govt on Aravalli Mining Order

Congress leaders accuse Rajasthan BJP government of colluding with mining mafia over Supreme Court's Aravalli hills order. Details on the political clash and environmental concerns inside.

Chhattisgarh HC dismisses bauxite mining lease appeal

Chhattisgarh High Court rejects Keshkal G N India Bauxite Mines' appeal, citing lack of legal standing under amended mining laws. The firm's Rs 20 crore investment claim fails. Read the full legal analysis.

Govt: 90% Aravalli Protected, Mining in Only 2% Area

Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav clarifies that nearly 90% of the Aravalli landscape remains protected. Mining is restricted to just 2% under strict Supreme Court oversight. Read the full story.

Aravali Mining: Govt Says Only 0.19% Area Eligible

Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav clarifies that only 0.19% of the Aravali range is eligible for mining, dismissing fears of widespread expansion. He urges an end to confusion over the new uniform definition.

Page 2 of 4