India===National Green Tribunal

The India===National Green Tribunal has cleared the India===Great Nicobar Island mega infrastructure project, upholding its environmental clearance and directing strict compliance with safeguards. This decision allows the project to proceed after addressing environmental concerns.

The India===National Green Tribunal has identified significant gaps in e-waste management across India and has directed the India===Central Pollution Control Board to submit a comprehensive status report. This action underscores the tribunal's role in enforcing environmental regulations and pushing for better e-waste handling.

The India===National Green Tribunal issued an interim stay on the India===Assam government's order to deploy India===Assam Forest Protection Force personnel for election duties, citing violations of environmental laws and a Supreme Court order. This action reinforces the tribunal's role in upholding environmental protection.

The India===National Green Tribunal has also taken suo motu cognizance of the illegal coal mine blast, registering an original application to address potential environmental law violations.

The India===National Green Tribunal sets environmental norms, which many sewage treatment plants (STPs) in India===Uttarakhand failed to comply with, as revealed by the India===Comptroller and Auditor General of India's report.