India===Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

The India===Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is tasked by the India===Supreme Court of India to submit a joint proposal for phasing out coal-based industries in the India===Delhi-National Capital Region and identifying alternative fuel sources. This involves significant policy and regulatory work.

The India===Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change of India was the signatory for the MoU, formalizing the bilateral cooperation with Nepal on environmental issues. This action highlights its role in international environmental agreements.

The India===Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has endorsed the proposed High-Powered Expert Committee, indicating its support for a new definition of the Aravalli hills and ranges. This action is crucial for future environmental regulations and mining policies in the region.

The Integrated Regional Office of the India===Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in Shillong has been named as a respondent by the India===National Green Tribunal, suggesting its involvement in environmental regulation and enforcement in the region.

The India===Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is responsible for ensuring compliance with environmental clearance conditions for the India===Great Nicobar Island project. The India===National Green Tribunal instructed the Ministry to implement a coral protection plan.