Mini Switzerland of Rajasthan: Beauty Amidst Toxicity
Kishangarh's marble dumping yard in Rajasthan, known for its picturesque white landscapes, attracts thousands of tourists daily. Despite its popularity, environmentalists warn of severe health hazards due to unchecked marble waste disposal. Studies reveal high contamination in nearby areas, prompting attention from the National Green Tribunal.
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Kishangarh's marble waste dumping yard, which resembles snowy landscapes, has gained fame as a tourist spot in Rajasthan. Thousands visit daily, drawn by its scenic allure.
Despite its charm, environmentalists sound alarms over unchecked waste practices, highlighting significant health and ecological risks. Scientific studies confirm severe water and soil contamination.
The National Green Tribunal has intervened, pushing for remedial measures. Yet, while the yard boosts local tourism, concerns over public health and crop damage persist fiercely.
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