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Cutting a large number of trees is worse than killing human beings, the Supreme Court has said, while fining a man Rs 1 lakh for each illegally cut tree. A bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Ujjal ...

In a landmark judgement to protect the environment, the Supreme Court recently imposed a hefty fine of Rs 1 lakh for each illegally felled tree, totalling Rs 4.54 crore, on a man who illegally cut ...

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has said that Cutting a large number of trees is worse than killing human beings while penalising a man ₹1 lakh for each of the 454 trees he had illegally cut down.