Indian Approach to Environmental Conservation
Journal Title: International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention - Year 2017, Vol 6, Issue 4
Abstract
This paper primarily focuses on the concept of Indian Approach to Environmental Conservation with regards to Environmental Law. It discusses how the environment around the globe is incessantly changing in a rapid speed and how the activities of the human beings will serve as the lethal drug to their destructive end. This paper begins with the Introduction to the concept of environment as in what is environment and what all it includes. It also talks about the treaties and conventions that are being made in and for the world. As it approaches further in its approach, it talks about the Environmental legal frame in India as an introduction and then discusses in detail about some important International treaties and conventions like the Rio Summit and the Agenda 21 principles. It then talks about the Constitution of India and how there are certain provisions that are kept for the Protection of Environment. Furthermore, it discusses about the legislations that support the entire scheme of the environmental protection and how they derive rules from the conventions and the treaties, to which numerous countries are signatories to. Then it talks about some important principles such as the Polluter pays principle and the Precautionary principle and how they are being followed in India with certain case laws. The paper tries to bring about a change in the mindsets of the people and bring awareness regarding the work that is done by the Indian judiciary on the matter of environmental conservation and how the need of the hour is to work for the benefit of the environment and not consider our humanly motives and so called development too be the first most priority ignoring the environment. Last, but not the least paper ends with certain sets of recommendations and suggestions and concludes with a positive note.
Authors and Affiliations
Mayank Vats, Leepakshi Rajpal
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP404896
- DOI -
- Views 37
- Downloads 0
“Status of Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Practices: A Study on Tea Garden Labourers of Sibsagar District of Assam”
Water is a basic necessity and an important resource for sustaining life. The decline in water quality endangers the health of humans as well as the ecosystem. People affected by disasters are generally much more suscept...
Outline of a Multidimensional Theory of Learning by Competences: An Essay about the Application of the Holospheric Learning System
There are several possibilities for understanding complex and polysemic terms such as Education and Learning. In this sense, over the last 30 years a theory of learning in particular has gained enough scientific status a...
Influence of Compensation, Motivation, and Job SatisfactionAgainst Employee Performancein The Faculty of Teacher Training and Education University of Jember
The purpose ofthisstudyis to know and analyze the effects ofcompensation, work motivation,andjob satisfaction on the performance ofemployeespartiallyand collectively.This type of researchisquantitative by usingpurposive...
Emotional Competences In Young Adolescents
The present paper tries to explore emotional competences in young adolescence. A sample of 260 students from age groups 12-15yrs studying 8 and 9th classes were selected for the study. The Emotional & Social Competencies...
CSR as an Inclusive Tool of Public Relations -A Case Study of Tata
Tata Group, a global enterprise was founded by Jamshedji Tata in the year 1868. The conglomerate is headquartered in India. The company comprises over 100 liberated functioning businesses. Tata Sons is the main parent an...