The Law of Environment Protection

The Law of Environment Protection (Marathi) by Adv. Abhaya Shelkar (Nasik Law House) is a compact, practice-oriented commentary designed to make environmental law accessible to Marathi-speaking practitioners and administrators. The book assembles the relevant central statutes and rules—covering air and water pollution control, hazardous and biomedical waste management, environmental impact assessment and clearances, municipal solid waste, coastal regulation, and principles of forest and wildlife protection—followed by concise explanatory notes and enforcement procedures. Each chapter contains actionable compliance checklists, sample notices and petitions, and selected case summaries that illustrate judicial trends and remedies, including National Green Tribunal practice. Practical sections explain consent-to-operate/establishment procedures, timelines for clearances, mandatory reporting obligations, and penalties for non-compliance. Special emphasis is placed on procedural steps for filing environmental complaints, securing interim relief, and claiming remediation and compensation. Ideal for advocates, environmental engineers, municipal officers, NGOs, corporate compliance teams and law students, this Marathi manual blends statutory accuracy with field-tested guidance to help users navigate regulatory frameworks, avoid common compliance pitfalls, and pursue effective environmental litigation.