Environment Protection Act
The Environment Protection Act is a significant legislation in India. It was enacted in 1986. The Act aims to protect and improve the environment. It provides guidelines for pollution control. The Act empowers the government to take necessary measures. It addresses issues like hazardous waste and air quality. This legislation reflects India's commitment to sustainable development and environmental conservation.
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) took suo motu cognisance on 24 April 2026 of media reports on unstable hanging glaciers in the central Himalayas. The Principal Bench of...
April 25, 2026