Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Jalpaiguri Resorts Face Environmental Rule Inspection
Imagine a place with special nature spots like parks and sanctuaries.
Around these spots, there are rules to protect the environment.
Some resorts and hotels have been built near these areas.
The local government is checking if these resorts are following the rules.
They are looking at things like noise levels, waste disposal, and if the resorts are using the land correctly.
A team of experts is doing the inspections and will write reports.
New projects are not allowed near these zones.
This is to ensure the beautiful parks and sanctuaries stay safe and healthy.
The government will then decide if the resorts are following the rules, and what to do next.
Jalpaiguri district administration formed a team to inspect resorts near eco-sensitive zones.
Inspection aims to ensure resorts comply with environmental guidelines.
The team includes officials from multiple government departments.
Focus is on resorts near Gorumara National Park and Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary.
Reports will determine future actions and zoning plans.
- Who
- Jalpaiguri district administration
- What
- Is inspecting private resorts near eco-sensitive zones for rule compliance
- When
- Inspection to begin after Durga Puja
- Where
- Jalpaiguri district, near Gorumara National Park and Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary
- Why
- To ensure resorts adhere to environmental guidelines and address alleged violations.
- Location
- Jalpaiguri district, India
- Affected Areas
- Resorts within 1km of eco-sensitive zones
- Protected Areas
- Gorumara National Park, Chapramari Wildlife Sanctuary
- Inspection Team
- Representatives from multiple departments
- Trigger
- Allegations of rule violations by resorts