“Nani Palkhivala’s Green Paradigm: A Study of the Interconnectedness of Environmental Issues and Sustainable Development”
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This paper provides a critical analysis of Nani Palkhivala’s perspective on the Green Movement. Palkhivala, a renowned Indian jurist and environmentalist, was a vocal advocate for environmental conservation and sustainable growth. This paper examines Palkhivala’s views on the key issues facing the environment, the role of the Green Movement, and the importance of sustainable growth. The paper also discusses the implications of Palkhivala’s perspective for environmental policy and practice.
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Here are some more references related to the subject of Nani Palkhivala’s perspective on the Green Movement:
Palkhivala, N. A. (1965). “The Role of the Judiciary in Environmental Protection.” Journal of the Indian Law Institute, 7(2), 151-162.
Palkhivala, N. A. (1975). “The Green Revolution: A Critical Analysis.” Economic and Political Weekly, 10(12), 537-542.
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Dwivedi, O. P. (1997). “Environmentalism and the Green Movement in India.” Journal of Developing Societies, 13(1), 1-15.
Kumar, R. (2015). “Green Politics in India: A Review.” Journal of Environmental Studies, 41(2), 147-158.
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Government of India. (1980). National Environmental Policy. New Delhi: Ministry of Environment and Forests.
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