kancha gachibowli

The Supreme Court has intervened to halt tree felling in kancha gachibowli, seeking justification from the Telangana government. The bench demands reports on approvals and environmental assessments, warning of potential contempt for non-compliance and mandating an independent study by April 16.

The Telangana high court has returned 850 acres of land, worth Rs 50,000 crore, to the state govt after a 21-year impasse with IMG Academies Bharata. Rangareddy district officials have erected boards at kancha gachibowli, Mamidipally, and Raviryal. The govt plans to auction the land for funds.

The Supreme Court has directed the Telangana government to restore the forest cover in kancha gachibowli. This area was cleared for IT park construction. The court emphasized the need for sustainable development. It suggested the state explore alternative locations for the IT park. The court has asked for a proposal balancing development with environmental protection. The next hearing is scheduled.

Meenakshi Natarajan from AICC will visit Hyderabad to address a dispute over 400 acres in kancha gachibowli. The Telangana Congress planned to use this land for industries, prompting opposition from students and environmentalists. The Supreme Court ordered a halt to deforestation. The state now aims to create an eco-park with the land, scrapping the auction plan.

The Supreme Court has mandated the restoration of the kancha gachibowli forest, which was devastated in April 2025. While hearing a suo motu PIL, the bench, led by Chief Justice BR Gavai, suggested the state could pursue IT park development elsewhere, emphasizing the need for extensive replanting.

The Supreme Court has mandated the restoration of the kancha gachibowli forest, which was devastated in April 2025, emphasizing that any IT park development should occur elsewhere. The court stressed the need for extensive replanting and sustainable development practices.

Anupamaa actress Rupali Ganguly condemns the deforestation of 400 acres in Hyderabad for an IT park, which has displaced many wildlife species. She supported the protests against the environmental destruction and called for more attention to the issue from celebrities and activists.

Facing pressure from various groups, the Telangana government cancelled its plan to auction 400 acres at kancha gachibowli. Instead, it aims to convert 2,000 acres, including land occupied by the University of Hyderabad, into a large eco park. The university’s relocation to a new 'Future City' is also planned.

Telangana's plan to auction 400 acres of ecologically sensitive land in kancha gachibowli for real estate has sparked widespread protests. Environmentalists and locals stress this urban forest's crucial role in maintaining Hyderabad’s biodiversity and environmental balance, highlighting its rich fauna, flora, and ancient rock formations.

The Telangana High Court has postponed the hearing regarding the alleged destruction of kancha gachibowli forest. The Forest Department requested a police investigation into a social media campaign using AI-generated images to depict the destruction. The Supreme Court, already involved and having stayed the process, will revisit the case on April 16.

The Telangana High Court has postponed the hearing on the alleged destruction of the kancha gachibowli forest. The state departments are required to file their responses by April 24. The Supreme Court has stayed the project and sought reports on whether the state complied with forest laws. The opposition alleges the spread of fake images to mislead the public.