Hurdle Cleared: HC Allows Mangrove Cutting for Ulwe Coastal Road
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Hurdle Cleared: HC Allows Mangrove Cutting for Ulwe Coastal Road

The Bombay High Court has granted approval for the cutting of mangroves to facilitate the construction of the Ulwe Coastal Road. The decision, made on Tuesday, signals a pivotal development for the planned infrastructure project connecting Ulwe to the Navi Mumbai International Airport. The court's nod clears a significant hurdle, allowing the project to advance, although it is likely to reignite discussions around environmental concerns associated with mangrove cutting.

The Ulwe Coastal Road project aims to enhance connectivity and accessibility in the region, contributing to the overall development of Navi Mumbai. As construction progresses, a balance between infrastructure development and environmental preservation remains a critical consideration, and adherence to stipulated guidelines will be crucial for mitigating ecological impacts.

The Bombay High Court has granted approval for the cutting of mangroves to facilitate the construction of the Ulwe Coastal Road. The decision, made on Tuesday, signals a pivotal development for the planned infrastructure project connecting Ulwe to the Navi Mumbai International Airport. The court's nod clears a significant hurdle, allowing the project to advance, although it is likely to reignite discussions around environmental concerns associated with mangrove cutting. The Ulwe Coastal Road project aims to enhance connectivity and accessibility in the region, contributing to the overall development of Navi Mumbai. As construction progresses, a balance between infrastructure development and environmental preservation remains a critical consideration, and adherence to stipulated guidelines will be crucial for mitigating ecological impacts.

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