NGT Investigates Sale of Ganga Bank Plots
Real Estate

NGT Investigates Sale of Ganga Bank Plots

The NGT's intervention comes amidst growing concerns over potential environmental hazards and violations associated with the sale of land along the sacred Ganga river. The tribunal seeks to assess the legality of these transactions and their impact on the delicate ecosystem.

Environmental activists and local residents have long raised alarms about the potential consequences of unchecked urban development along the Ganga. The tribunal's move reflects a proactive stance towards preserving the ecological balance of this iconic river.

Authorities are urged to provide a comprehensive report addressing the legality, environmental impact assessments, and regulatory compliance of the plot sales. The outcome of this inquiry could have far-reaching implications on future land dealings along the Ganga bank and set a precedent for sustainable development practices.

This investigation aligns with the broader national and global push for environmental conservation. Stakeholders are keenly watching as the NGT delves into the intricacies of this contentious issue.

The NGT's intervention comes amidst growing concerns over potential environmental hazards and violations associated with the sale of land along the sacred Ganga river. The tribunal seeks to assess the legality of these transactions and their impact on the delicate ecosystem. Environmental activists and local residents have long raised alarms about the potential consequences of unchecked urban development along the Ganga. The tribunal's move reflects a proactive stance towards preserving the ecological balance of this iconic river. Authorities are urged to provide a comprehensive report addressing the legality, environmental impact assessments, and regulatory compliance of the plot sales. The outcome of this inquiry could have far-reaching implications on future land dealings along the Ganga bank and set a precedent for sustainable development practices. This investigation aligns with the broader national and global push for environmental conservation. Stakeholders are keenly watching as the NGT delves into the intricacies of this contentious issue.

Related Stories

Gold Stories

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

GMDA to Spend Rs 86 mn on Green Belts Along Seven Gurugram Roads

The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) will spend Rs 86 mn to develop, upgrade and maintain green areas along seven key sector-dividing roads in the city after three tenders were floated, officials said. The project is intended to create landscaped stretches that can absorb additional rainwater runoff and reduce waterlogging during the monsoon. Contractors will be given six months to complete development work and 36 months of maintenance obligations. GMDA chief executive officer PC Meena stated that green areas will be established along sector-dividing roads in sectors 47/49, 4..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Modern College Inaugurates Phase Two Campus Road Supported By HiKOKI

Modern College in Kohima formally inaugurated Phase two of its campus road on 12 August 2026 in an event marked by senior officials of HiKOKI Power Tools India Pvt. Ltd. The programme began at 10:30 am with a prayer led by Pezangulie Keyho, pastor of Piphema A Baptist Church, followed by the unveiling of a road monolith and a sapling plantation drive. The ceremony brought together college administrators, company representatives and students to witness completion of the latest stretch of the thoroughfare. The HiKOKI delegation included Rajan Batra, director of sales, Harsha Kumar, assistant gen..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

158 Remote Villages in Andhra Pradesh to Get Roads

In a major push to take development to the doorstep of people in remote habitations, 158 villages and hamlets in Andhra Pradesh will receive road connectivity for the first time under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. The project carries an administrative sanction of Rs 4.22 billion (bn) and officials said it is expected to transform access to education, healthcare, markets and other essential services for thousands of residents. The scheme covers construction and bridging works across several districts. The plan provides for 146 roads covering 347 km and 19 bridges to be built, with execu..

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement