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    NCR plan keeps Aravali safeguards after long debate

    The National Capital Region's Regional Plan 2041 will keep the Natural Conservation Zone. This protects the Aravali ecosystem and sensitive areas. Haryana's proposal to change the zone was rejected. Existing rules for these zones will continue. States will now identify these natural features. The plan also projects population growth and infrastructure development.

    3am terror in Aravalis: Gurgaon woman out for stroll allegedly dragged into hills and sexually assaulted, 25-year-old arrested

    A woman was allegedly sexually assaulted in the Aravalis near Leopard Trail late Saturday night after a stroll. The accused, Gaurav Bhati, reportedly snatched her phone and then attacked her when she pursued him. Police apprehended Bhati, and the victim is stable after a medical examination. The incident highlights safety concerns in isolated areas.

    Aravalis’ 20-year safety story could hit a new plot twist

    For over two decades, the Supreme Court has consistently protected the Aravalis, banning mining and groundwater extraction. Despite repeated PMO interventions to uphold environmental norms against attempts to relax restrictions, recent reports and policy shifts suggest potential threats to these hard-won safeguards.

    Aravali, a defining matter & moment

    The Supreme Court hears the Aravali definition dispute today. This case questions India's view of the environment as an economic burden. Experts and conservationists disagree with the government's uniform definition. Protecting the Aravali range is vital for ecological balance and long-term resilience. Transparency and accountability are needed in environmental governance. India's response will shape its commitment to sustainable growth.

    Experts warn Aravali's 100-metre rule risks dismantling its landscape, biodiversity and groundwater systems

    A new government definition classifying hills over 100 meters as "Aravalis" has sparked expert warnings that significant portions of the vital mountain range may lose protection. This decision risks exposing regions like Delhi-NCR to increased dust storms, drought, and severe air pollution, potentially leading to the "slow deletion" of this natural shield.

    Reliance Infra vs Aravali Power: Ambani's co wins Rs 526 crore arbitral award

    Reliance Infrastructure has secured an arbitration award of Rs 526 crore against Aravali Power Company Ltd. This favorable outcome stems from the arbitral tribunal's decision, which deemed the termination of their contract invalid. The award covers consequential claims, marking a significant victory for Reliance Infra following the 2018 dispute.

    The Economic Times
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