supreme court order on quarry in kerala

: Distance-rule for quarrying: High Court set aside order

KOCHI: The Kerala high court on Monday set aside an order issued by National Green Tribunal increasing distance-rule for quarrying from residential units up to 200 meters which was initially set at 50 meters and asked the tribunal to hear the matter afresh.
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: SC dismisses plea, says eco clearance mandatory for

New Delhi: In a setback to the state government and quarry owners, the Supreme Court has issued an order mandating environmental clearance for renewing of licence. The Supreme Court upheld the Kerala High Court order in this regard. The state government too
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: Over 300 quarries to turn legal as Kerala govt redefines

27/10/2019· These quarries have been functioning without the permission of the National Board for Wildlife and in violation of the Supreme Court's order..quarry licence. quarries in kerala. illegal quarrying. kerala government decisions.Kerala News. Regional News
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: Eager officials & meagre fines: How quarries tunnel away

5/9/2019· The Supreme Court order was dated August 2, 2017. The central government order came on January 5, 2018. The state geology department chief took three more months to act on it, giving ample time for illegal quarry operators to save their skins by paying meagre fines. The latest order has not been implemented in any of the districts so far.
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: Kerala High Court Order Banning Quarrying

There is a Kerala high court order banning the mining and even in Kerala's legislative high court ban on quarrying and take on quarry owners who are Read more granite mining in kerala Mining Crusher Manufacturer
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2020-8-6 Quarry country Kollam: Owners in Kerala continue to mine without environmental clearances The Supreme Court order of February 2012 said that mining of minor minerals like granite should
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: Environmental clearance mandatory for all quarrying; govt

Any renewal of quarry permits after the apex court ordered status quo on October 30th last year made on the basis of the undertaking of the State can only be deemed to be a licence to flout law
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: Government Orders / Circulars Kerala

Order of Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 27.2.2012 in IA Nos. 12-13 of 2011 in SLP No. 19628-19629 of 2009-Regarding grant of mineral concessions to minor minerals-issuance of permit for extraction of minor minerals in private holdings-modified-orders issued GO
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: Kerala’s Contentious Quarries: Part 7

The Kerala High Court in March 2015 held that no environment clearance was required to operate existing quarries having less than five hectares of area within the state of Kerala. The Bench also granted the existing lease holders time to submit mining plans to concerned authorities while ruling that environmental clearance, as per notification dated 14 September 2006, will be applicable for
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: Maradu apartments demolition order Wikipedia

On 8 May 2019, the Supreme Court of India ordered five apartments in Maradu municipality in Kerala to be demolished within one month, for violation of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules, however, only four of these apartments had been constructed.[1] The four apartments already completed and occupied by the people were Jains Coral Cove(Jain
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: Distance-rule for quarrying: High Court set aside order

The tribunal on July 21 raised the distance limit to 200 meters after considering a petition filed by locals against the operation of a quarry in Palakkad district. The government had argued that if the order was implemented, most of the quarries in Kerala would have to close and this would adversely affect development activities in the state.
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: Over 300 quarries to turn legal as Kerala govt redefines

27/10/2019· These quarries have been functioning without the permission of the National Board for Wildlife and in violation of the Supreme Court's order..quarry licence. quarries in kerala. illegal quarrying. kerala government decisions.Kerala News. Regional News
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: Environmental clearance mandatory for all quarrying;

Any renewal of quarry permits after the apex court ordered status quo on October 30th last year made on the basis of the undertaking of the State can only be deemed to be a licence to flout law
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: Kerala HC upholds single bench order on quarrying

The Kerala High Court today upheld a single bench direction to authorities to proceed with applications for quarrying licence, without insisting on environmental clearance. Acting Chief Justice Thottathil B Radhakrishnan and Justice Anu Sivaraman upheld the decision while disposing of a batch of petitions filed by panchayats and quarry owners.
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: Kerala’s Contentious Quarries: Part 7

The existing quarries went to court seeking exemption. The Kerala High Court in March 2015 held that no environment clearance was required to operate existing quarries having less than five hectares of area within the state of Kerala.
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: Distance limit for quarries in forest area reduced from

But this in turn will be helpful for the quarries. The Union Ministry of Environment and Forests had issued a draft notification on the basis of Supreme Court order declaring the 10 km area surrounding national parks and wildlife conservation parks as eco-sensitive areas.
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: Supreme Court Orders Removal Of Debris Over Kerala

The Supreme Court Monday directed the Kerala government to remove the debris, including from backwaters, of four apartment complexes in Kochi's Maradu area that were demolished on
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: CRZ: Supreme Court orders removal of all structures on

THE Supreme Court has ordered the removal of all structures and establishments built on the notified Coastal Regulatory Zone (CRZ) in the Maradu municipality of Kerala’s Ernakulam District. The order comes just before the onset of the monsoons in Kerala in June, even as the state is still recovering from the 2018 devastating floods that saw close to 500 dead and a million people displaced.
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: Supreme Court issues notice to Kerala on Devaswom

The petition, which seeks removal of control of Devaswom Board over Hindu temples in Kerala, was earlier dismissed by the Kerala HC. NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to
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: Sabarimala Temple Case/Verdict: Supreme Court allows all

29/9/2018· NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has struck down a rule that disallowed girls and women in the 10-50 age group from entering the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. Chief Justice Dipak Misra-headed Constitution bench in a 4-1 verdict said the temple rule violated their right to equality and right to worship.
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