Don’t mess around with nature: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court halts construction activities around Nagpur's Futala lake, a heritage wetland. Maharashtra government claimed the lake was man-made, contradicting the SC's earlier classification of it as a wetland. The court orders status quo and warns against tampering with nature.
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