News:2017-12-07/Infrastructure/national-green-tribunal-sets-up-a-committee-to-inspect-over-1-700-hotels-in-kullu-and-manali

NewsInfrastructure7 December 2017

National Green Tribunal sets up a committee to inspect over 1,700 hotels in Kullu and Manali

The National Green Tribunal set up a committee to inspect more than 1,700 hotels, lodges and homestays in Kullu and Manali, on a plea by a Manali resident alleging that many hotels had been built illegally, PTI reported in The Tribune. The committee was to report on each establishment's water source, solid waste, sewage treatment, power supply and effluents. The tribunal ordered that any first-category establishment found operating without Pollution Control Board consent, or located in a forest area, be shut down.

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PlaceKulluHimachal PradeshIndia

Growing regionWestern Himalayas

Growing areaKullu Valley

AgencyNational Green Tribunal

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2017-12-07 Infrastructure National Green Tribunal sets up a committee to inspect over 1,700 hotels in Kullu and Manali The National Green Tribunal set up a committee to inspect more than 1,700 hotels, lodges and homestays in Kullu and Manali, on a plea by a Manali resident alleging that many hotels had been built illegally, PTI reported in The Tribune. The committee was to report on each establishment's water source, solid waste, sewage treatment, power supply and effluents. The tribunal ordered that any first-category establishment found operating without Pollution Control Board consent, or located in a forest area, be shut down. https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/archive/himachal/ngt-panel-to-inspect-hotels-in-kullu-manali-509920/ India Himachal Pradesh Kullu Western Himalayas Kullu Valley National Green Tribunal