National Green Tribunal 's ban on groundwater extraction

Q: Hi, what is the news about National green tribunal?? why did they ban on ground water extraction

Tushar Surendren, Delhi

29th September 2013

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Hi,
Project engineers will assess the construction locales and report if any developer is abusing the groundwater for construction reasons. Very strict actions will be made against any real estate builder observed to be mocking NGT rules. Senior GNIDA authorities have given out comparative guidelines to their project engineers.

Anil Singh, Noida

11th September 2015

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In year 2013, NGT had controlled all builders in Noida and Greater Noida from pulling out groundwater for construction or some other reason. However while listening to a plea with respect to illegal groundwater extraction, NGT requested a committee to perform a surprise investigation at construction areas in Delhi-NCR & report will be submitted before October 13, 2015.

Bulbul Verma,

12th September 2015

Hi Guys,
As per the current news, taking after a rap from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) for their inability to limit builders from pulling out groundwater, the Noida and Greater Noida Authorities have swung enthusiastically. Kindly discuss.

Anup Goyal, Noida

11th September 2015

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Hi Anup,
According to the officials, in Noida, project engineers of the city have been coordinated to constitute groups/teams and present a report within 2 days. Very strict action is on the cards for failing real estate builders pulling out groundwater infringement of NGT requests.

Anil Singh, Noida

11th September 2015

@ Anup,
According to Mr Manoj Rai, officer on special duty (OSD), Noida Authority, all the project engineers heading the 10 work circles in Noida have been solicited to direct assessments from their individual locations. As indicated by authorities, all of Noida as well as Greater Noida's work circles covering the twin urban cities different land pockets will be examined for infringement.

Sarith, Noida

11th September 2015

Hi ,
As per sources, the following hearing about the case is scheduled for mid-October, with the committees anticipated that would present their reports before that. NGT had before requested development of a seven-member committee to test infringement of its prohibition on groundwater extraction in Noida and Greater Noida, taking after a CGWB report indicating rapid decrease in groundwater levels in both locations.

Yogendra, Noida

9th September 2015

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As indicated by sources, the CGWB report had even recommended that to limit a spree in home-purchasing as investment, purchasers be confined to have one house per family, in this way avoiding unwanted utilization of ground water. If this ground water issue will not be resolved by time, then there will be scarcity of water specially in Noida & Greater Noida.

Veena K,

10th September 2015

Hi Guys,
Through prior requests, NGT has made it compulsory for builders to utilize only STP processed water at the construction sites. But objections about groundwater extraction for construction are not extraordinary. NGT had set up a comparable committee in 2013, to examine construction sites about illicit water use. With the latest order, the green court expanded the extent of the survey to incorporate all cities of NCR.

Bulbul Verma,

11th September 2015

Hi Guys,
As per the latest news, NGT ordered every NCR authorities to generate special committees which will investigate the consumption of ground water at construction site by developers or builder. Kindly discuss.

Yogendra, Noida

9th September 2015

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Hi Yogendra,
According to current news, the court has requested city authorities to establish committees/groups, that will have agents from the respective authorities, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) and some others. The committees will maintain the records of how groundwater is being utilized at builder construction sites in NCR.

Yogesh Kumar, Noida

9th September 2015

@ Yogendra,
According to Rahul Chaudhary, construction is going on over a few areas, for example, Noida, Faridabad as well as Gurgaon. The committees will concentrate on all projects to make a broad database. Rahul Chaudhary the advocate, representing Vikrant Tongad the environmentalist , who had filed the case in the National Green Tribunal.

Wahi, Noida

9th September 2015

Hi Sishir,

As per my knowledge, National Green Tribunal has already introduced 7.5 lakh fine on Jaypee Siddharth & Piccadily Hotel. Rupees 5lakh was fined on Indus Hotels & Spa, BM Gupta Hospitals & Jaipur Golden Hospital. Holy Family Hospital was fined 3lakh.

Sangyukta Mishra,

19th May 2015

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Hi Mr Sishir,

That is right not only hotels & hospitals , National Green Tribunal has fined to malls & commercial complexes also. As per news, Laxmi buildtech Pvt Ltd & Lifestyle builders Pvt Ltd were fined around 5lakh. Like wise Upaj buildcon Pvt Ltd was imposed 3lakh fine.

Aveek Paul,

19th May 2015

@ Sishir,
As per my opinion, in year 2013, NGT passed rain water harvesting order. Wide publicity was given by DPCC for this order. NGT has suggested DMRC to install proper rain water harvesting system on exisiting stations as well as under construction proposed metro stations.

Ananya,

20th May 2015

Hey Guys,
Heard the news, National Green Tribunal fined 9lakh rupees on 3 five star hotels due to lack of insufficient rain water harvesting system . Kindly discuss.

Sishir,

19th May 2015

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Hi Sishir,

According to sources, NGT took this step because hotels were not bothered to take steps to use proper rain water harvesting system. Regarding this matter , NGT reminded those hotels several times to make this system operational. NGT charges 5lakh fine to Hotel Excelsior . 2lakh each fine to Eros Resorts Hotels Pvt Ltd -Double tree by Hilton & Crown plaza -Mayur Vihar.

shaina,

19th May 2015

Hi Ravindra,
According to sources, on April 23, the green board had designated two neighborhood chiefs guiding them to visit any project in NCR, Delhi and report if groundwater was utilized. It had coordinated all station house officers (SHOs) concerned to give due insurance to the Local Commissioners to guarantee the agreeability of its request.

Kaushik Bardia,

6th May 2015

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@ Ravindra Singh,
Sources uncovered "One of the Local Commissioners presents that he himself went to the police headquarters for insurance and in the wake of indicating of request of the tribunal, the SHO concerned, Pankaj Pant, declined to follow the bearing of the tribunal.

Lekshmi,

6th May 2015

@ Mr Singh,
"Keeping in view the earnestness of the investigation to be directed by the Local Commissioner, it was normal that such SHO should agree to the request," the seat said. It additionally furthermore designated supporters Sumeet Sodhi and Atul Batra as nearby magistrates and requesting that they present their reports before July 8.

lekshmi.sanjeev@ymail.com, Delhi

7th May 2015

@ Ravindra,
As indicated by sources, the tribunal had prior rapped the Noida and Greater Noida powers for their inability to control developers from "removing" ground water and selected supporters Narender Pal Singh and Sahil Sangar as nearby magistrates to investigate development locales there.

Vibhor, Delhi

8th May 2015

Hi Guys,
According to news, the bench had passed the request in the wake of examining the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) testimony which had said that groundwater level in Noida is under "anxiety". The tribunal was listening to the supplication of Noida inhabitant Vikrant Kumar Tongad who affirmed that real estate builders were withdrawing ground water disregarding its requests.

Richa, Delhi

9th May 2015

@ Mr ravindra,
As per sources, the rising contamination is the significant stress for Indian urban areas nowadays. In spite of National Green Tribunal's recent requests in Delhi NCR, we are not ready to control the developing contamination danger in the capital city. The real test is to make sense of how to maintain life in a sound domain in disorganized conditions winning in our urban communities. It requires genuine reflection by governments, town organizers, advancement offices, contamination control sheets and the green tribunal.

Neha Srivastava, Delhi-NCR

10th May 2015

@ Mr Ravindra singh,
As I would like to think, in significant capital urban areas, there is a development blast for residential and also business space. Taking Delhi's case, civil powers have permitted four-story structure due to intense lack of area. The current houses are being pulverized by manufacturers and in their spots new four story houses are being developed.

Pavan Jain, Delhi-NCR

11th May 2015

@ Mr ravindra singh,
As per me, a visit to the site where existing houses are being remodeled will uncover that the workers connected with by the developers don't bear any defensive apparatuses as a consequence of which they are compelled to breathe in dust. The city powers while affirming the building lay out arrangement ought to likewise embed a statement for the developers to give defensive apparatus to the workers.

lekshmi.sanjeev@ymail.com, Delhi

12th May 2015

@ Mr singh,
As per diverse sources, real depletes in our urban communities have the potential for making green cover on their dikes. Case in point, a green spread can be made on the bank of Najafgarh deplete in Delhi. Comparable depletes in different urban communities can be put to use for making of green cover by planting saplings on their dikes. The saplings don't oblige standard watering on the grounds that the streaming water will keep the encompassing soil wet. It is felt that a yearly statistics is obliged to be attempted in every city by the 'Parks Development Authority' about the quantity of trees in presence, number of trees planted in a specific year viz-a-viz populace of the city.

Veena K,

13th May 2015

Hi Mr Ravindra Singh,
As per my insight, the status of parks in Delhi's regions, a study of the real stops in Delhi uncovers that for their upkeep Delhi Development Authority honors work to the builders who draw in labor and give support gear and just supervision stay in the hands of the authority supervisory staff.

Notwithstanding, however the work is granted in the wake of finishing imperative contractual conventions yet the coordinating labor and the hardware is rarely given by the foreman. The absence of labor, upkeep gear and budgetary assets causes exhaustion of the green cover.According to numerous sources, a review of the parks in Pitam Pura, Delhi by the author has uncovered that the empty spaces accessible can be used to make more green spread. This is the situation in different regions and urban areas also.

Ananya,

14th May 2015

Greeting Mr Singh,
As per my sentiment, to give solid activity arranged shape, the thoughts (the green channels & parks) are obliged to be thought upon by governments, town organizers and the advancement dominant presences to the greatest advantage of the general population so that environment inviting conditions are made for human survival. On the off chance that this is not done at this moment then open offices will be in charge of making more individuals debilitated .It is, subsequently, the bounden obligation of the legislature to embrace solid ventures to protect open interest before it is past the point of no return.

Neha Srivastava, Delhi-NCR

15th May 2015

Hi Guys,
According to most recent news from New Delhi, NGT notification to Noida police over water extraction by developers. On April 23, the green board had delegated two neighborhood chiefs guiding them to visit any project in NCR, Delhi and report if groundwater was utilized.

Ravindra Singh,

6th May 2015

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Hi Mr Ravindra,
According as far as anyone is concerned, the National Green Tribunal has taken solid special case to a Noida cop not following its request on illicit water extraction by developers, asking him for what valid reason "corrective move" be not taken against him.

A seat headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar issued notification to Noida Expressway SHO and guided him to be actually show before the tribunal.

Kalki K,

6th May 2015

Hi Mr Kaushik Bardia,

In my perspective, the NGT has through prior requests made it obligatory for all developers to just utilize STP-prepared water for development purposes. On the other hand, protestations about groundwater extraction for building reasons for existing are not extraordinary.

Vivek Kulkarni,

24th April 2015

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@ Mr Kaushik,
As per diverse sources & information, in 2013, the green court had set up a comparable council of neighborhood commissioners for investigating developer locales to whine about unlawful water utilization. While water reaping, fake energize of groundwater and different measures have been prompted by the CGWB, it has been noticed that the consumption of groundwater in the district is specifically identified with the modern and land advancement.

Ruchi Mishra, Noida

25th April 2015

@ Kaushik,
According as far as anyone is concerned, dissident Vikrant Tongad, the candidate for the situation, said an itemized report from the Noida Authority would be vital to clarity on the issue. "STP water is required for the majority of this. A point by point report from the Authority would make it clear in respect to how much groundwater is utilized by the manufacturers" he said.

Anuradha Jain, Noida

26th April 2015

@ Kaushik ,

A comparative board of trustees of nearby commissioners was shaped in 2013 to review different developer locales to check genuine utilization of groundwater extraction. The NGT more likely than not felt the requirement for the formation of another such board to check groundwater use by manufacturers," a senior NGT advocate, who is a piece of the seven-part group.

Sunil Sharma, Noida

27th April 2015

Hi Guys,
I heard recently , NGT formed a committee to check use of ground water by developers . Kindly update me.

Kaushik Bardia,

24th April 2015

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Hi Kaushik Bardia,

According to momentum news, The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Thursday requested the development of a seven-part advisory group to investigate the infringement of the green tribunal's boycott on groundwater extraction in Noida and Greater Noida. In a hearing on the issue of groundwater extraction by developers at development destinations, the NGT issued the order on the board of NGT promoters and specialists.

Vinu S,

24th April 2015

@ Mr Kaushik,

As indicated by sources, this comes a week after a Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) report was submitted to the NGT indicating fast decrease in groundwater levels in Noida and Greater Noida. The CGWB has even made a proposal that it be made obligatory for individuals to purchase stand out house every family, to limit the home-purchasing spree for speculation and accordingly avoiding superfluous concretization.

Sujan Mitra,

24th April 2015

Guys there are alternative methods... one of them is Pile foundation method. As it does not require dewatering. But this method involves high cost which the builders would pass on to buyers while the buyers may not afford it.

Vibhor, Delhi

30th September 2013

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You should also go through the recent news that, for a developer to construct a project in riverbeds, he will have to dig deeper for basement, an its depth depends on the number of floors in the project. Several developers have admitted that as they are under constant pressure to deliver their projects in time, they fail to follow the norms.

Pranab Malakar, Delhi

30th September 2013

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Actually frnds, there were lot of issues, regarding the ground water, so the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has at last started taking some action against the developers violating its ban on usage of groundwater for construction purpose.

Praneetha, Delhi-NCR

30th September 2013

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