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India : legal resources: Environmental law in India

Subjects: Law: Foreign Law

Envronmental law and sustainable development in India

The Indian Constitution
Article 21 Right to life has been held to include the right to a pollution free environment
Article 48A  state's duty to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wildlife of the country.
Article 51A(g) a duty on citizens to protect and improve the environment

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