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The National Green Tribunal has issued notices to Odisha government authorities regarding alleged illegal laterite stone extraction and tree felling in Khurda district. Petitioners claim quarrying began in January without mandatory clearances, prompting the NGT to seek replies within four weeks. The tribunal will hear the matter again on April 16.

The National Green Tribunal has issued notices to Odisha government officials. This follows allegations of illegal laterite stone extraction and tree felling at Ramachandrapur in Khurda district. A petition claims quarrying began without mandatory clearances. The tribunal seeks responses from various authorities. The matter is scheduled for further hearing next month.

Honda’s decision to cancel three EV models in North America indicates a shift in strategy that could influence its approach in India. The company has said it will strengthen its focus on hybrid vehicles while expanding its presence in growth markets such as India. For the Indian market, this suggests Honda may prioritise hybrid technology instead of accelerating a full-scale EV rollout.

The Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority (GCZMA) imposed a Rs 39.5 crore penalty on a Siolim property owner for environmental damage. The penalty, calculated using an NGT-accepted formula, covers damage to mangroves, sand dunes, mud flats, and salt marshes over seven years.

The National Green Tribunal on Wednesday asked government departments and Ghaziabad civic authorities to collectively pay an environmental compensation cost of Rs.

The National Green Tribunal has strongly criticized Haryana's inaction on illegal groundwater extraction in Gurgaon, ordering inspections of construction sites, farmhouses, and industries. With groundwater extraction exceeding permissible limits significantly, the NGT mandates functional rainwater harvesting, sealing of illegal borewells, and monitoring of legal users. The state has six months to implement these directives.

National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Wednesday directed a Chennai-based private property developer to pay a compensation of Rs 20 lakh for violating environment norms.

With a committee comprising Central Pollution Control Board, National Environmental Engineering Research Institute and IIT-Delhi members assessing Rs 450 crore as cost of damage to environment due to dump sites in Delhi, National Green Tribunal said CPCB is at liberty to recover the amount with further penalty for continuing damage.