Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav reiterated the government’s dedication to safeguarding the Aravalli Range during a discussion in the Rajya Sabha. He highlighted the Supreme Court’s positive recognition of the ministry’s Green Aravalli Project in a recent ruling. The court’s judgment commended the government’s initiatives for Aravalli conservation and advised continued vigilance.
Yadav responded to comments from a Congress member regarding the Aravalli range and the Supreme Court’s stance. He emphasized the government’s unwavering commitment to preserving the Aravalli mountain range, expressing readiness to cooperate with any court requirements. The minister also mentioned the Supreme Court’s proposal for a High-Power Committee to oversee conservation efforts, assuring full compliance with the court’s directives.
The government has launched the Aravalli Green Wall Project to restore and protect the Aravalli region’s ecosystem, covering 29 districts linked to the Aravalli range. Yadav addressed environmental concerns related to the Nicobar Islands before the National Green Tribunal, ensuring all issues were resolved. Stressing the significance of environmental protection, he underscored the collective responsibility of preserving nature while balancing industrial growth with environmental standards.
