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SC Panel Seeks 6 More Months to Define Aravalli Forest Boundaries

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A Supreme Court-appointed panel has stated that the Aravalli range cannot be defined solely by height or any single criterion. The committee is working to frame comprehensive recommendations for identifying and protecting the ancient hill range. The panel has requested an additional six months to complete its work and submit its findings. The extension reflects the complexity involved in establishing a clear, legally sound definition of the Aravalli ecosystem. The outcome is expected to have significant implications for land use and environmental protection across the region.

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