Pollution and Environment: A Study of Environmental Protection with Special Reference to the Role of Indian Judiciary
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Date
2023-03
Journal Title
Indian Journal of Law and Justice
Journal Editor
Bandyopadhyay, Rathin
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University of North Bengal
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Shome, S. (2023). Pollution and Environment: A Study of Environmental Protection with Special Reference to the Role of Indian Judiciary. Indian Journal of Law and Justice, 14(1), 179–291. https://ir.nbu.ac.in/handle/123456789/5000
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Shome, Shubhajeet
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Abstract
Pollution has been a major concern for the world today. Pollution has
reached a critical level in India, especially in urban areas. Various NGOs and
other Governmental organizations, ranging from the common individual are
functioning relentlessly hard to protect the environment. The role of the judiciary
in India is also undeniable and very significant. The Indian judiciary has been
playing a very important role towards environmental sustainability and in
protecting the environment. At different times Indian judiciary has taken up
various environmental-related cases. The judgments of different cases have
shaped the nature and pace of environmentalism in India at different times. This
article focuses on pollution levels and sustainability in India. The role of the
Indian judiciary in the protection of the environment has been closely examined.
Various major environmental cases have been analysed by the author. The paper
analyses the present situation of environmentalism in India and concludes with
some scope for further research.
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14
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1
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0976-3570
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179 - 291