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How Could Saplings Replace Grown Up Tree: Delhi High Court - (06 Jul 2018)

Delhi High Court, while observing that felling over 16,500 trees to build multi-storey accommodation for proposed redevelopment of six South Delhi colonies was akin to leaving the city to die has asked that how could a sapling replace a grown-up tree.

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