Tree felling: 2,000 citizens file objections with K-RIDEThe Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP) has faced over 2,000 objections from citizens concerning the felling of 33,000 trees. Citizens, through a campaign organized by Jhatkaa.org and the Namma Bengaluru Foundation, are raising concerns about the project's environmental impact and proposing alternative solutions. They argue that the project, while beneficial for...
more... public transport, could negatively affect the city's ecosystem. Citizens suggest that the existing railway network can be utilized by implementing signal automation and track doubling, thus reducing tree felling. They also demand a comprehensive compensatory plantation strategy and greater transparency regarding the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Social Impact Assessment reports. While acknowledging the project's importance, organizations like the Namma Bengaluru Foundation and Jhatkaa.org advocate for minimizing the environmental impact and exploring alternative approaches that are more sustainable for the city.
Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP) ke liye 33,000 se zyada trees kaatne ka plan ke against 2,000 se zyada objections citizens ne di hain. Jhatkaa.org aur Namma Bengaluru Foundation ke campaign se, logon ne project ke environment par impact ke baare mein concern uthaye hain aur alternative suggestions bhi diye hain....
more... Unka kehna hai ki project transport ke liye acha hai, lekin city ke ecosystem ko nuksan bhi pahuncha sakta hai. Citizens suggest ki existing railway network ko use kiya jaa sake, signal automation aur track doubling se, aur is se kaafi trees bachaye jaa sakte hain. Unhone compensatory plantation strategy ke bare mein bhi demand ki hai, aur EIA aur Social Impact Assessment reports ke baare mein transparency chahte hain. Project ke importance ko maanते हुए, Namma Bengaluru Foundation aur Jhatkaa.org jaise organizations environment par impact ko kam karne aur city ke liye sustainable alternatives dhundne ki baat kar rahe hain.