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Time of India
28-05-2025
- Time of India
Forest dept: 31 tree violations in Vasant Vihar since 2021-22
New Delhi: Since 2021-22, a total of 31 cases have been registered under the Delhi Preservation of Trees Act, 1994, in Vasant Vihar, affecting 646 trees, the state Forest and Wildlife Department informed the National Green Tribunal (NGT). Offences include illegal felling, unauthorised pruning, and concreting around trees. This submission follows a plea by local resident Sanjeev Bagai, who approached the tribunal in 2023 over illegal tree pruning in the area. According to a reply dated May 21 by deputy conservator of forests (DCF) west, "During 2021-22, two cases of contravention were registered in Vasant Vihar, both related to unauthorised concretisation affecting 388 trees. Proceedings in one case are ongoing, while the other is under consideration for compounding under Section 21 of the Act." The report detailed the impact of tree-related offences over the years: In 2021-22, approximately 383 trees were affected due to Public Works Department (PWD) violations. In 2022-23, around 130 trees were impacted due to violations by the local Resident Welfare Association (RWA). In 2023-24, violations led by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) affected 25 trees, while PWD-related offences impacted 30 trees. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Bolsas nos olhos? (Tente isso hoje à noite) Revista Saúde & Beleza Saiba Mais Undo In 2022-23, 16 cases were registered, including five instances of illegal tree felling without permission, six of unauthorised pruning, two cases of prohibited concretisation, two of head back, and one involving damage to standing trees — cumulatively affecting at least 160 trees. Authorities took remedial actions such as compounding offences, issuing compensatory plantation orders for about 1,450 saplings, and imposing five-year maintenance obligations. For 2023-24, four cases were registered affecting 58 trees. In 2024-25, nine cases involving tree-related violations were recorded in Vasant Vihar, including four illegal tree cuttings, one case of root damage and head back, three instances of heavy pruning without approval, and one case of light pruning with unauthorised felling — impacting a total of 40 trees. Of these, eight cases are still pending. "The Tree Officer recommended compounding offences in 12 cases and issued compensatory plantation orders with long-term maintenance directions as per guidelines. Proceedings for pending cases are ongoing," the report concluded.
Jordan News
23-02-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Orange Jordan Organizes Awareness Session to Promote Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities - Jordan News
Orange Jordan Organizes Awareness Session to Promote Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities Orange Jordan, aligning with its commitment towards inclusion, organized an awareness session titled "Skills for Interacting with Persons with Disabilities" in collaboration with the Jordan Paralympic Committee. It was held at the Innovation Hub in Orange Digital Village in Abdali. اضافة اعلان The session aimed to raise awareness about the importance of including persons with disabilities and enriching their experiences to empower them to play a pivotal role in their communities. It also shed light on several key topics, namely accurate PWD-related terminology, types of disabilities encountered in the workplace, and the psychological and health aspects of persons with disabilities. In this context, the session focused on the best practices for effective interaction and communication, while explaining the differences between inclusion, integration, and containment, supported by practical examples demonstrating how to put these concepts into practice. The workshop was presented by the President of the Jordan Paralympic Committee, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences at Hashemite University, Professor Dr. Omar Hindawi. He shared his rich experience and inspiring success stories, along with insights about the integrated roles that both institutions and individuals should play to create an inclusive society across all sectors. This step came as part of the extended partnership that ties Orange Jordan and the Jordan Paralympic Committee, based on their shared vision of empowering persons with disabilities and providing them with opportunities to explore their potential and talents. This will lead to a supportive and inclusive society, thereby contributing to the sustainable national development. To learn more, please visit our website
Watana News
22-02-2025
- Health
- Watana News
Orange Jordan Organizes Awareness Session to Promote Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities
Watana news Orange Jordan, aligning with its commitment towards inclusion, organized an awareness session titled 'Skills for Interacting with Persons with Disabilities' in collaboration with the Jordan Paralympic Committee. It was held at the Innovation Hub in Orange Digital Village in Abdali. The session aimed to raise awareness about the importance of including persons with disabilities and enriching their experiences to empower them to play a pivotal role in their communities. It also shed light on several key topics, namely accurate PWD-related terminology, types of disabilities encountered in the workplace, and the psychological and health aspects of persons with disabilities. In this context, the session focused on the best practices for effective interaction and communication, while explaining the differences between inclusion, integration, and containment, supported by practical examples demonstrating how to put these concepts into practice. The workshop was presented by the President of the Jordan Paralympic Committee, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences at Hashemite University, Professor Dr. Omar Hindawi. He shared his rich experience and inspiring success stories, along with insights about the integrated roles that both institutions and individuals should play to create an inclusive society across all sectors. This step came as part of the extended partnership that ties Orange Jordan and the Jordan Paralympic Committee, based on their shared vision of empowering persons with disabilities and providing them with opportunities to explore their potential and talents. This will lead to a supportive and inclusive society, thereby contributing to the sustainable national development. To learn more, please visit our website
Saraha News
22-02-2025
- Health
- Saraha News
Orange Jordan Organizes Awareness Session to Promote Inclusion for Persons with Disabilities
صراحة نيوز- , aligning with its commitment towards inclusion, organized an awareness session titled 'Skills for Interacting with Persons with Disabilities' in collaboration with the Jordan Paralympic Committee. It was held at the Innovation Hub in Orange Digital Village in Abdali. The session aimed to raise awareness about the importance of including persons with disabilities and enriching their experiences to empower them to play a pivotal role in their communities. It also shed light on several key topics, namely accurate PWD-related terminology, types of disabilities encountered in the workplace, and the psychological and health aspects of persons with disabilities. In this context, the session focused on the best practices for effective interaction and communication, while explaining the differences between inclusion, integration, and containment, supported by practical examples demonstrating how to put these concepts into practice. The workshop was presented by the President of the Jordan Paralympic Committee, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport Sciences at Hashemite University, Professor Dr. Omar Hindawi. He shared his rich experience and inspiring success stories, along with insights about the integrated roles that both institutions and individuals should play to create an inclusive society across all sectors. This step came as part of the extended partnership that ties Orange Jordan and the Jordan Paralympic Committee, based on their shared vision of empowering persons with disabilities and providing them with opportunities to explore their potential and talents. This will lead to a supportive and inclusive society, thereby contributing to the sustainable national development.
