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SC Panel Seeks Public Input on Aravalli Hill Range
The Supreme Court has set up a committee to look into issues about the Aravalli hills.
They want people to share their thoughts and ideas about the hills.
The committee has experts from different fields.
Some people are worried that the committee might not be fair because its members used to work for the government.
The committee has 21 days to collect feedback and must submit its report by August 31.
The Supreme Court-constituted Aravalli committee invited public feedback on issues related to the Aravalli hill range.
The committee was formed on May 25 and must submit its report by August 31.
Public feedback can be submitted via email or a Google form within 21 days.
The committee's neutrality is questioned due to its members' past government affiliations.
The committee includes experts from various fields, such as forestry, geology, and botany.
- Who
- Supreme Court-constituted Aravalli committee
- What
- Invited public feedback on Aravalli hill range issues
- Where
- New Delhi
- When
- May 25 (formation), 21-day window for feedback
- Why
- To conduct an independent review of the Centre's report on the Aravalli hill range
Committee's Neutrality
Committee's Composition
Committee's Independence
Committee's Neutrality
The committee's independence is questioned due to its members' past affiliations with the government.
Committee's Composition
The committee's composition includes experts from various fields, ensuring a comprehensive review.
Key facts
- Committee Formation Date
- May 25
- Report Submission Deadline
- August 31
- Committee Head
- Kanchan Devi
- Public Feedback Window
- 21 days
- Submission Method
- Email or Google Form
Sources
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