Supreme Court of India
M.C. Mehta v. Union of India and Ors.
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Environment Pollution Act : Public Interest Litigation-Protection of environment and keeping it free from pollution--lndispensable neces sity for life on earth--Directions given to exhibit Cinema slides, films on various aspecis of environment and pol/ution--Awareness of environment to be taught as compulsory subject. This application is in public interest seeking relief for issuing appropriate directions of this Court to Cinema, exhibition halls to exhibit slides containing information and messages on environment · free of cost. Further directions for spread of information relating to
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