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Few cases of illegal tree felling reach courts

Mumbai: The statistics on illegal felling of tress released by the BMC’s Gardens Department reveals startling facts. According to the statistics, only 153 cases of unauthorised tree cutting have been reported to the officials from 2008 till date. Also, of them, 145 made it to the police complaint books  ....Read more

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GROW MORE TREESBy: Mrs. K. A Panday | Wednesday , 24 Jun '09 8:53:23 AM Reply | Forward This year - 2009 - the delay in rains itself shows, the callousness of people towards environment - which is arbitrary chopping down of trees for meeting their own selfish needs!For every one tree chopped down, 2 to 5 new ones should be planted
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