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Leopard skins seized, top Delhi wildlife NGO accused of nexus with poachers

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By Jay Mazoomdaar
| The Indian Express Verified
One of the leg-hold traps seized by Madhya Pradesh STTF Investigators have found that a seasoned wildlife-contraband trader and his associate, arrested by the Madhya Pradesh State Tiger Task Force (STTF) earlier this week over an alleged big-cat poaching operation, were on the payroll of a prominent Delhi-based wildlife conservation NGO, The Indian Express has learnt.
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No blanket amnesty or bar: How SC set ‘public interest’ test for ex-post facto environment clearances

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By Jay Mazoomdaar
| The Indian Express Verified
The judgment also departed from the top court’s May 2025 position that prohibited ex-post facto environment clearances “in any form or manner”. Photo: File The Supreme Court’s judgment on Wednesday (July 29) striking down the Centre’s 2021 Office Memorandum (OM) that allowed retrospective approval for projects that had already commenced construction without environment clearances (ECs), now closes the door on blanket and open-ended regularisation of such projects.
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Opinion The question the Great Nicobar project raises: Is what can be justified also just?

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By Jay Mazoomdaar
| The Indian Express Verified
Perhaps the maverick mathematician-poet was examining the colonial Doctrine of Discovery — the idea that the first European nation to “discover” a territory in the Americas acquired exclusive rights over it. Around the same time, British colonists in Australia treated hundreds of Aboriginal nations as inhabitants of terra nullius — nobody’s land. In India, Lord Dalhousie’s Waste Land Rules enabled the takeover of vast tracts of “unproductive” forests and commons beginning in the 1850s.
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