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Years of project tiger gains are being wiped out in a year and nobody seems to care

Pune citizens protesting against massacre of 529 trees for road widening at University Road. Many of the trees are more than century old. @navalMH @ameetgsingh @AUThackeray @Pankajamunde @AnneAnish @ChaitanyaKet @DefenceBrat

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Every dot ball in the IPL, @BCCI claims to be planting several trees. Exactly where is this happening?

I don’t want a city on Mars. I don’t want AI in every app. I don’t want data centres in space. I don’t want humanoids or flying cars. I want clean water. I want a stable climate. I want bees to survive. And a habitable planet.

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Rahul Gandhi just walked through the forest Modi wants to flatten. Here’s what won’t make it to the press release: → Govt told Parliament 8.65 lakh trees would be felled. Scientists say the actual number is 1 CRORE+ → Adani Group filed an official expression of interest to build the Great Nicobar port → ANIIDCO literally self-certified its own environmental clearance; its MD was simultaneously the Environment & Forests Secretary of the islands → The Chief Secretary who chairs ANIIDCO’s board was also on the committee investigating complaints against the project → Coastal maps were quietly reclassified from CRZ-1A (prohibited) → CRZ-B (permitted) to make the port “legal”; with zero public disclosure of the methodology → The Nicobarese tribes withdrew their consent in 2022, citing unsettled forest rights. The project moved forward anyway This is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Two national parks. The last home of the Shompen people; all 200 of them. And the government is bulldozing it for a port that Adani wants to run. Rahul Gandhi is right. This isn’t a project. It’s a heist in the tricolour’s clothing.

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It’s a disaster... they are sacrificing Nashik’s entire ecosystem at the altar of the Kumbh Mela. 🥲 They are suffocating the river under slabs of cement, choking her natural springs and violating laws that mandate a 9 meter green buffer for flood protection. By choking the Godavari with cement and destroying the shade that offers relief, they have committed an environmental crime so severe that even the river may refuse to wash away their sins.

I travelled through Great Nicobar today. These are the most extraordinary forests I have ever seen in my life. Trees older than memory. Forests that took generations to grow. The people on this island are equally beautiful - both the adivasi communities and the settlers - but they are being robbed of what is rightfully theirs. The government calls what it is doing here a “Project.” What I have seen is not a project. It is millions of trees marked for the axe. It is 160 square kilometres of rainforest condemned to die. It is communities that have been ignored while their homes have been snatched away. This is not development. This is destruction dressed in development’s language. So I will say it plainly, and I will keep saying it: what is being done in Great Nicobar is one of the biggest scams and gravest crimes against this country’s natural and tribal heritage in our lifetime. It must be stopped. And it can be stopped - if Indians choose to see what I have seen.

Cutting down trees is a stupid, evil act. No sensible person would do that and yet everyday- trees , some over 100 years old are being hacked . Why is this not a national emergency folks ? Why are the people in power - those who can make sensible decisions silent ? 💔 instagram.com/p/DXehYTRjGBo/…

Thank you - I finally found your Point No. 3 1. We were not given a chance to be heard, we were told Kitchen 10 Baje ke baad kholi to taange tod doonga. 2. We asked what is the 24x7 Permission and we were clearly told, tum Mahine ka paisa nahin dete 3. Our Letter Copy Attached Here, Sent on Email, Sent via LG's Listening Post, and We sent by Hand, as well as Now by Speed Post, Asks this Question only, Please Guide us as to what 24x7 Permission do you require. As per The Gazette Notification F.No.28/Addl.LC/Exemp./S&E, Act/2021/2438 (07 Aug 2025) and F.No.28/Addl.LC/Exemp./S&E, Act/2021/4304-4310 (24 Nov 2025) Issued under the Delhi Shops & Establishments Act, 1954 There is no specific permission required, Here is the Link to the Gazette Notification labour.delhi.gov.in/sites/default/… Please note, that you mention the words "During Night Patrolling on 27.04.2026, at 2:00 AM, similar overcrowding was observed" [a] Was our Staff Causing this Overcrowding? [b] Do you Agree with the Use of Force used by your team [c] Was the language your team used, "Teri Taange Tod Doonga", "Sardarji ko bol, koi bhi bahane se ladke utha lenge, twitter per daalna band karo", "5000 doge to hi kholne denge, waise to hum 10,000 lete hain" Is this the Language you use against a Tax Paying Citizen? When we peacefully wanted to give you the letter and seek guidance, your office @dcp_southwest declined accepting the letter saying hum kya karien. When we called @CPDelhi's 112 - We were told apas mein setting kar lo, hum kya karenge. Please explain, what you are calling During Night Patrolling, was targetting shutdown of our Kitchen, and our Team was told at 2:30, in an unprofessional language to shutdown. You did not care how they will reach home, You did not care about the Safety and the Security of our Premises. After that Please Explain, the Team that came last night youtu.be/-D_nZ-uIi4M?si… at 21:30~ said [a] We need to hire guards at the Building if we want to operate [b] Why was the Question not about the 24 Hour Permission Yesterday Please also explain the calls to our Munshi Today saying, Mahine Ke Paise De Do, fir koi tang nahin karega

Worry over India’s increasing heat and reduced forests being derided as ‘poverty porn’ and anti development. Please don’t cite India’s *increased green cover*, because the description of forests was changed by govt years ago. Gardens, parks, plantations do not a forest make. And green cover in cities is going down significantly

India is currently the hottest large region on Earth by a huge margin with 95 of the world’s 100 warmest cities right now. Large parts of northern and eastern India are experiencing extreme heat much earlier than usual, with dozens of cities in the 43–47°C range while most of the rest of the world is far cooler.

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Look at this map. Nagpur 45°. Ahmedabad 44°. Prayagraj 43°. Delhi 42°. The entire country is a single dark red mass. This is not a heatwave. This is a country that was told its forests were fine. And this is April. Not May. Not June. The hottest months have not even arrived yet. The past few days have been hell. So I did what I always do when something bothers me. I went looking for answers. What I found was a policy con job that has been running for over two decades. But before I explain what happened, let's clear some definitions. A garden is not a forest. An orchard is not a forest. A plantation is not a forest. A forest is a living system. Soil, water, fungi, insects, birds, mammals, decades of accumulated complexity, specific to its land and climate. It cannot be designed. It cannot be harvested. It regulates water, cools land, shelters hundreds of species. It takes decades to become what it is. You can plant a forest. But it will take decades to become one. In 2001, India's forests were disappearing. The Indian state, led by the Vajpayee government, faced a choice. Protect what remained, or change what the numbers said. It chose the numbers. The Forest Survey of India quietly changed the definition of what a forest means. Any land with 10% tree canopy cover and more than one hectare in area was now a forest. Your mango orchard. A coconut plantation in Tamil Nadu. A tea garden in Assam. Lodhi Garden in Delhi. All forests, on paper. The FSI will tell you that 10% canopy cover follows international norms. The FAO also uses 10% as its threshold. But the FAO's definition comes with a crucial exclusion that India's FSI quietly dropped.  The FAO explicitly states that fruit tree plantations, oil palm plantations, olive orchards, and agroforestry systems are not forests. The World Bank says the same. India adopted the number but discarded the exclusion.  It took the cover of international legitimacy while gutting the standard that gave it meaning. The government will also tell you this was never hidden. That it was publicly stated in every report, disclosed in Parliament. That is technically true. But a disclosure buried in a technical government document is not transparency. It is the appearance of transparency.  I did not know any of this until I went looking. Neither do most Indians whose forests, whose land, whose air this directly concerns. The con is not in what was hidden from experts. It is in what was never explained to the people it was done to. This is not a technicality. This is the con. It was a trick as old as power itself. If you cannot fix the problem, fix the measurement. For ten years after 2001, Congress governed India. Two terms, two environment ministers, including Jairam Ramesh, one of the more serious ones. They saw the numbers. They knew what the numbers meant. They did nothing. Because the lie was convenient. India looked good in international climate negotiations. The fiction of a greening India served everyone in power, so everyone in power kept it. Congress did not create this lie. It simply chose, year after year, to live inside it. The BJP is different. When they returned to power in 2014, they came with something Congress never had. An absolute majority, and no coalition compulsions. They did not merely inherit the lie. They built on it. And in 2023, they legislated it. The Forest Conservation Amendment Act of 2023 removed legal protection from "deemed forests." Forests that existed outside the official definition but were ecologically real.  Forests that Adivasi communities had lived in and depended on for generations. Forests that cooled land, held water, sheltered species. They were not on the right list. Since the amendment, forest destruction on Adivasi land has accelerated.  The people who knew these forests best, who had protected them longest, now watch them being cleared. Legally. CONT++

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