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Green panel grants nod to divert forest land for multiple projects

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 13 August 2025 ()
An environment ministry advisory panel has granted in-principle approval for diverting protected forest land for various projects across multiple states. These projects include forest land diversion in West Bengal for a coal mine and de-notification of reserve forest land in Telangana for village relocation from a tiger reserve.
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