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NOTICE IN CLIMATE CHANGE CASES HAVING ISSUED ON TWELFTH DEATH
ANNIVERSARY OF LATE JUSTICE HANS RAJ KHANNA, 25th FEBRUARY 2020
SPEEDPOST COMPLAINT DUE COVID-19 RISKS
OF EX FACIE COGNIZABLE OFFENCE UNDER SECTION 154(1) CrPC
From: Date: 31.10.2020
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s/o late Capt H.S. Oberoi r/o Flat No. 1102, Tower 1, Uniworld Garden I, Sector 47,
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COPY NO. 59
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para 120.1-5 of Lalita Kumari v. Govt. of U.P., (2014) 2 SCC 1 or otherwise (depending on non-
compliance or compliance per Copy No. 1 in prompt registration of F.I. R., (24 hours from time of
receipt of the speedpost intimation) and, under Article 129 read with Sec 14(b)/Expl. (a) of the
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Supreme Court, 1975), if found necessary, under intimation to Sh. Kottayan Katankot Venugopal (son
of the distinguished Sh. Meloth Krishnan Nambyar, one of India’s greatest constitutional luminaries)
presently Learned Attorney General of India.]
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The Climate Emergency: A scientific internationalistic politico-diplomatic legal approach
First Report in prima facie and also ex facie cognizable offence:
SUBJECT OF COGNIZABLE OFFENCES/CRIMES:
I. RASHLY OR NEGLIGENTLY POISONING OF AIR BY TRANSBOUNDARY
MOVEMENT OF EXCESSIVE AND POISONOUS LEVELS (of over 500 ppm CO2-e
as against generally accepted safe level of CO2-e 350 ppm) OF CARBON DIOXIDE
(CO2-e) INTO DISTRICT GURUGRAM, DONE IF NOT WITH THE INTENTION, AT
LEAST WITH THE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE THAT IT IS LIKELY TO CAUSE
DEATH OR HURT OR GRIEVOUS HURT TO COMPLAINANT AMONGST OTHER
RESIDENTS OF THE UNIWORLD GARDEN LOCATED UNDER THE
JURISDICTION OF POLICE STATION, SADAR, GURUGRAM, AS ALSO OTHER
PERSONS INCLUDING WOMEN & CHILDREN RESIDING IN DISTRICT
GURUGRAM, HARYANA, INDIA:
II. CORE CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, GENOCIDE AND AGGRESSION,

PUNISHABLE AS INTERNATIONAL CRIME UNDER COMPARABLE SECTIONS
OF INDIAN PENAL CODE, JUS COGENS & ERGA OMNES:
III. MANDATE OF UNFCCC, 1994 TO LEGISLATE THE PROCESSES DESIGNED
TO REDUCE DANGEROUS LEVELS OF THE TOXIN CARBON DIOXIDE-
CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, GENOCIDE AND AGGRESSION BY
DANGEROUS LEVELS OF THE TOXIN CARBON DIOXIDE OF LONG-RANGE
TRANSBOUNDARY CARBON DIOXIDE POLLUTION BEYOND DOMESTIC
BOUNDARIES:
IV. UNITED NATIONS, TREATY SERIES, VOL. 1302, P. 217; REG. NO. 21623 READ
WITH ITEM 4 (a)(ii) AT ANNEX I (REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 3.2 OF THE
VIENNA CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE OZONE LAYER-
UNITED NATIONS, TREATY SERIES, VOL. 1513, P. 293; REG. NO. 26164):
V. COMPLIANCE BY TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS IN TERMS OF
UNITED NATIONS, DOC. A/HRC/17/31, ANNEX, 21 MARCH 2011 READ WITH
ARTICLE 33 SUB 2, RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES FOR INTERNATIONALLY
WRONGFUL ACTS, 2001:
VI. NEGLECT TO TAKE ACTIONS WITH “AMBITION” AND “EFFECTIVE
NATIONAL LEGISLATION” UNDER UNFCCC, 1992 IN RE DANGEROUS
“CLIMATE CHANGE”:
VII. PROTOCOL FOR THE PROHIBITION OF THE USE OF ASPHYXIATING,
POISONOUS OR OTHER GASES, AND OF BACTERIOLOGICAL METHODS OF
WARFARE, GENEVA, 17.06.1925 INDIA RATIFICATION 09.04.1930:
VIII. CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF THE CRIME
OF GENOCIDE, 09.12.1948 INDIA RATIFIED 27.08.1959:
IX. PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW RECOGNIZED IN THE CHARTER
OF THE NÜRNBERG TRIBUNAL AND IN THE JUDGMENT OF THE TRIBUNAL,
WITH COMMENTARIES, 1950, UNITED NATIONS, 2005, ALSO IN YEARBOOK
OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION, 1950, VOL. II, PARA. 97:
X. UN GA RESOLUTION 2200 (XXI) 16.12.1966 ICESCR & ICCPR, INDIA
ACCEDED 10.04.1979
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Ex Facie Sec 278, 284, 307, 308, 324, 325, 326, 326-A, 328, 336, 107-120B I.P.C 1860
Prima facie Sec 302, 304, 304-A, 107-120B, 409 I.P.C 1860
Per Sections 5, 154(1)(2)&(3), 166A, 173, 202, 210 (1)(2)&(3) Cr.P.C 1973
Read with, Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide 1948
Principles of International Law Recognized in Nürnberg Charter 1950
UN GA Resolution 2200 (XXI) 1966 ICESCR & ICCPR 1966
Definition of Aggression, Annex to UN GA Resolution 3314 (XXIX) 1974
U.N., Treaty Series, Vol. 1302, p.217; Reg. No. 21623 1979
Item 4 (a)(ii)/Annex I/Art.3.2 U.N. Treaty Series, Vol. 1513, p.293; Reg. No. 26164 1985
Sec 2(f), 12(a), 30 & 31 of India Central Act No. 10 of 1994
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Lalita Kumari v. Govt of UP 2014 (2) SCC 1 MANU/SC/1166/2013 para 111(i) 12.11.2013
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S. Rajasekaran v The Director MANU/TN/4165/2020 paras 11&12 17.08.2020
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PARTIES COMPLICIT IN COGNIZABLE OFFENCE UNDER THE
DOMESTIC CRIMINAL LAW AND ALSO COMPLICIT IN
INTERNATIONAL CRIME UNDER JUS COGENS RULE OF
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW:
1. Chevrolet Sales India Private Limited, (Part of U.S. General Motors Company) (CIN)
U34102HR2008PTC084442, incorporated on 20.06.2008 having its registered office at No.
4-109C, 4-106, 4-122, 4th Floor, WeWork BlueOneSquare, 246, Phase IV, Udyog Vihar,
Gurugram-122016, Haryana, India through Mr Markus Sternberg, Ms Rashmi Prakash
Srivastava and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Tel: +91-124-438-8090
Email: gmi.cac@gm.com COPY NO. 3
2. General Motors Company, (Global 500 Ranking 32), incorporated in the United States on
16.09.1908, Global Headquarters, 300 Renaissance Center Detroit, MI 48243 United States,
through Ms. Mary T. Barra and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Tel: +1-
313- 667-1500 E-mail: mary.barra@gm.com COPY NO. 4 Through
H.E. Mr. Kenneth Ian Juster, Ambassador, Embassy of the United States of America,
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India Tel: +91-11-2419-8000 Fax: +91-11-2419-0017 E-
mail: protocolnewdelhi@state.gov COPY NO. 5
[Note 1: Details of all foreign emissaries of the United Nations Member States enjoying
territorial jurisdiction qua Accused Transnational Corporations, herein and hereinafter, have
been verified, in accord with mandate of plenipotentiary law applicable in India, from the
official website of the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, 178, South Block,
Central Secretariat, New Delhi, Delhi 110001, India, Tel: +91-11-2301-2318, 2301-2196
Fax: +91-11-2301-6781 E-mail: psfs@mea.gov.in at Web: https://meaprotocol.nic.in/ ]
3. State Grid Corporation of China, (FCRN) F04567, incorporated in the People’s Republic of
China on 29.12.2002 and since 26.06.2013 having its India liaison office at Plot No. 293,
Kehar Singh Estate Westend Marg, Saidula Jab, Opp. D Block Saket, New Delhi-110030,
India through its Liaison Officer, Mr. Liu Zhenya, President & Chief Executive Officer and
its other Directors E-mail: guangming-duan@sgcc.com.cn COPY NO. 6
4. Tibet Electric Power Co Ltd, founded in 1974 (Subsidiary of State Grid Corporation of
China) No. 19 Linkuo North Road, Chengguan District, Lhasa-850000, Tibet Autonomous
Region, Tibet through Mr. Liu Zhenya and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer
Tel: +86-8916333752 E-mail: sgcc-info@sgcc.com.cn COPY NO. 7 Through
H.E. Dr Lobsang Sangay, Sikyong, Central Tibetan Administration (Tibetan Government-in-
Exile) established since 31.03.1959, and presently at Kashag Secretariat, McLeod Ganj,
Dharamshala-176215 H.P., India through its Secretary, Tel: +91-1892-222218, 222713,
223546 Fax: +91-1892-224914 E-mail: kadrung@tibet.net COPY NO. 8
[Note 2:Details verified, in accord with mandate of plenipotentiary law applicable in India,
from the official website of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, 113, North
Block, Central Secretariat, New Delhi-110001, India, Tel: +91- 2309-2989, 2309-3031 Fax:
+91- 2309-3003 E-mail: hshso@gov.in at Web: https://papvt.mha.gov.in/# and at
https://www.mha.gov.in/sites/default/files/BMdiv_I_Annexure_I_30012020.pdf ]
5. State Grid Corporation of China (State Grid) (Global 500 Ranking 5),, incorporated in the
People’s Republic of China on 29.12.2002 having its office at No. 86, West Chang'an Street,
Xicheng District, Beijing City-100031, China through Mr. Liu Zhenya, President & Chief
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Executive Officer and its other Directors E-mail: sgcc-info@sgcc.com.cn COPY NO. 9
Through
H.E. Mr. Sun Weidong, Chargé d'Affaires, Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, 50 D,
Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India Tel: +91-11-2611-2345, Fax: +91-11-
2688-5486 E-mail: chinaemb-in@mfa.gov.cn COPY NO. 10 (See Note 1 above)
6. CPC Corporation, incorporated in Taiwan on 01.06.1946, India Office at 602, 6th Floor,
Eros Corporate Tower, Nehru Place, New Delhi-110019, India through Chairman Ou Chia-
Jui and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel : +91-95997-60310 Email:
u00@cpc.com.tw COPY NO. 11
7. CPC Corporation, (Global 500 Ranking 436), incorporated in Taiwan on 01.06.1946, No.2
Tso-Nan Rd., Nan-Tzu Dist., Kaohsiung, Taiwan 81126, Republic of China through
Chairman Ou Chia-Jui and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +886-2-
87898989 Fax: +886-2-87899041 Email: u00@cpc.com.tw COPY NO. 12 Through
Representative Ambassador Tien Chung- Kwang, Representative, Taipei Economic and
Cultural Center in India, No. 34, Paschimi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057, India,
Tel: +91-11-4607-7777, Fax: +91-11-4607-7721 E-mail: ind@mofa.gov.tw COPY NO. 13
(See https://origin-www.roc-taiwan.org/in_en/index.html)
8. Glencore India Private Limited, (CIN) U00000DL1995PTC064981, incorporated on

02.02.1995 having its registered office at Meghdoot, 94 Nehru Place New Delhi-110019,
India, through Mr Pascal Albisser, Mr Jayaram Rajan, Mr Kunal Ahuja and its other
Directors and Chief Executive Officer Email: rishhabh.jain@glencore.com COPY NO. 14
9. Glencore PLC, (Global 500 Ranking 16) incorporated on 14.03.2011/13.07.1978,

Glencore International AG, Global Headquarters, Baarermattstrasse 3, CH-6340 Baar,
Switzerland, through Mr Ivan Glasenberg and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer
Tel: +41-41-709-2000, Fax: +41-41-709-3000 Email: info@glencore.com COPY NO. 15
Through
H.E. Mr. Andreas Baum, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy of
Switzerland, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India Tel: +91-11-2687-8534,
2687-8372, 2687-8373 Fax: +91-11-2687-3093, 2611-2220 E-mail:
Vertretung@ndh.rep.admin.ch COPY NO. 16 (See Note 1 above)
10. BP Exploration (Alpha) Limited, (FCRN) F03031, incorporated in the United Kingdom at
Chertsey Road, Sunbury On Thames, Middlesex, TW16 7BP on 16.08.1971, having its India
registered office at Office no 71 & 73, 7th Floor, 2nd North Avenue Maker Maxity, Bandra
Kurla Complex, Bandra (East) Mumbai-400051, Maharashtra, India through Mr Sashi
Kumar Mukandan,, Mr Xinchao Wu and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer
E-mail: ranjith.seetharam@se1.bp.com COPY NO. 17
11. BP PLC, (Global 500 Ranking 7) incorporated in the United Kingdom on 14.04.1909,
Saint James's Square, London, SW1Y 4PD, United Kingdom, through Mr Bernard Looney
and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +44-20-7496-4000, Email:
ir@bp.com COPY NO. 18 Through
H.E. Sir Philip Barton, High Commissioner, High Commission for Great Britain, Shantipath,
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India, Tel: +91-11-2687-2161, 2419-2100, Fax: +91-11-
2687-0068, 2687-2882, 2687-0062, 2687-0060 E-mail: postmaster.nedel@fco.gov.uk
COPY NO. 19 (See Note 1 above)
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12. Adani Total Private Limited, [50% JV Total SA (France)] (CIN)

U11201GJ2016PTC091695, incorporated on 26.04.2016 having its registered office at Adani
House, Near Mithakali Six Roads, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009, Gujarat, India through
Mr Karan Gautambhai Adani, Mr Christian Jean Claude Cabrol, Mr Jugeshinder
Singh, Mr Laurent Viver, its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Tel: +91-22-6723-
2500 E-mail: kamlesh.bhagia@adani.com COPY NO. 20
13. Total SA, (Global 500 Ranking 46) incorporated in France on 08.03.1924, Tour Coupole
2, Place Jean Miller, La Defense 6, 92400, Courbevoie, France through Mr Patrick Jean
Pouyanné its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +33-1-47444546 Fax: +33-1-
47447878 Email: actionnaires@total.com COPY NO. 21 Through
H.E. Mr. Emmanuel Lenain, Ambassador, Embassy of France, 2/50, Shanti Path,
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India, Tel: +91-11-2419-6100, Fax: +91-11-2419-6119
E-mail: scg.new-delhi-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr COPY NO. 22 (See Note 1 above)
14. Adani Mining Pty Ltd, (ACN) 145455205, [Reports to Adani Enterprises Limited, Adani
Corporate House, Shantigram, Near Vaishnodevi Circle, SG Highway, Ahmedabad-382421,
Gujarat, India, Global Identifier (LEI) 335800OTN96B3M38HC30], incorporated on
28.07.2010 having its office at Level 9, Edward Street, Brisbane-QLD-4000, Queensland,
Australia through Mr Vinod Shantilal Adani alias Shah, Mr Gautam Shantilal Adani, Mr
Rajesh Shantilal Adani, Mr Pranav Vinod Adani and its other Directors and Chief
Executive Officer, Tel: +61-7-6273-4800 , +91-79-2656-5555 E-mail:
carmichael.project@adani.com.au , jaladhi.shukla@adani.com COPY NO. 23 Through
Mr. Anumala Gitesh Sarma, I.F.S., High Commissioner, High Commission of India, 3
Moonah Place, Yarralumla, Canberra-Australian Capital Territory-2600, Australia, Tel: +61-
7-6273-3999, Fax: +61-2-6273-1308(Office), +61-2-6273-3328(HC), +61-2-6273-7943(DA)
E-mail: hc.canberra@mea.gov.in COPY NO. 24 Through
Shri Harsh Vardhan Shringla, I.F.S., Foreign Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs,
Government of India, South Block, New Delhi-110011, India Tel: +91-11-2301-2318, +91-
11-2301-2196 Fax: +91-11-2301-6781 E-mail: psfs@mea.gov.in COPY NO. 25
15. Carmichael Rail Network Pty Ltd, (ACN), 601738685, (ABN) 87601738685 incorporated
on 10.09.2014 having its office at Level 25, 10 Eagle Street, Brisbane-QLD-4000,
Queensland, Australia through Mr Vinod Shantilal Adani alias Shah and its other Directors
and Chief Executive Officer, Tel: +61-7-6273-4800 E-mail:
carmichael.project@adani.com.au COPY NO. 26 Through
The Hon Barry O’Farrell AO, High Commissioner, High Commission for Australia, 1/50-G,
Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India, Tel: +91-11-4139-9900, Fax: +91-11-
2687-2228, E-mail: ahc.newdelhi@dfat.gov.au COPY NO. 27
16. Škoda Auto Volkswagen India Private Limited, (CIN) U70102PN2007FTC133117

incorporated on 06.02.2007 having its registered office at E-1, MIDC Industrial Area, Phase
III, Village Nigoje, Mhalunge, Kharabwadi, Chakan, Taluka Khed, Pune–410 501,
Maharashtra, India through Mr Mojmir Hajek, Mr Jan Frydrych, Mr Christian Udo Cahn
Von Seelen, Mr Gurpratap Singh Boparai, Mr Sanjay Khare, Mr Martin Mahlke, Mr
Heinz Steffen Heim and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Fax: +91-240-
6631299, +91-240-6631199 Email: customercare@skoda-auto.co.in COPY NO. 28
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17. Volkswagen AG, (Global 500 Ranking 9) incorporated in Germany on 27.04.1961, Jana
Jonasa 1 Wolfsburg, 38440 Germany through Mr Herbert Diess, Mr Ralf Brandstaetter
and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +49-5361-9-33000 Email:
ehdd@volkswagen.de COPY NO. 29 Through
H.E. Mr. Walter Johannes Lindner, Ambassador, Embassy of the Federal Republic of
Germany, 6/50, Shanti Path, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, Delhi, India, Tel: +91-11-
2687-1831, Fax: +91-11-2687-3117 E-mail: info@new-delhi.diplo.de COPY NO. 30 (See
Note 1 above)
18. Shell India Markets Private Limited, (CIN) U23201TN2004PTC053147 incorporated on

06.05.2004, having its registered office at Campus 4A, RMZ Millenia Business Park, No. 143,
Dr. M.G.R Road, Kandanchavady, Perungudi, Chennai-600096, Tamil Nadu, India through
Mr Mrinal Sinha, Mr Arun Padmanabhan, Mr Sanjay Samuel Varkey, Mr Sadasivan
Doraiswamy Iyer, Mr Indresh Kumar Jain, Mr Raman Ojha, Mr Tarun Narayanan
Prasanna Varma, Ms Padma Ranganath Char, Mr Nitin Prasad and its other Directors
and Chief Executive Officer Tel : +91-44-4345-0000 Fax : +91-44-4345-1516 Email:
Adithya.Vidyasagar@shell.com COPY NO. 31
19. Royal Dutch Shell PLC, (Global 500 Ranking 3) incorporated in The Netherlands on
02.05.2002, Carel van Bylandtlaan 30 The Hague, 2596 HR Netherlands through Mr
Bernardus Cornelis Adriana Margriet van Beurden and its other Directors and Chief
Executive Officer Tel: +31-70-377-9111 Fax: +31-70-377-3115 Email:
Jessica.Uhl@shell.com COPY NO. 32 Through
H.E. Mr. Marten Van Den Berg, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentary, Embassy of
the Kingdom of the Netherlands, 6/50-F, Shanti Path, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021,
Delhi, India, Tel: +91-11-2419-7600, Fax: +91-11-2419-1977 E-mail: nde@minbuza.nl
20. Petrochina International (India) Private Limited, (Subsidiary of CNPC) (CIN)

U11100MH2018FTC11980, incorporated on 17.07.2018 having its registered office at 6th
Floor, 3rd North Avenue Maker Maxity, Bandra Kurla Complex Mumbai-400051
Maharashtra, India through Mr Feng Gao, Mr Li Shaolin and its other Directors and Chief
Executive Officer, Email: rajesh.modani@trilegal.com COPY NO. 34
21. Petrochina Co. Ltd. Tibet Lhasa, (Subsidiary of CNPC) No. 30 Jiangsu East Road,
Chengguan District, Lhasa-850000, Tibet Autonomous Region, Tibet through Mr Duan
Liangwei and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +86-8916351844 COPY
NO. 35 Through
His Excellency Dr Lobsang Sangay, Sikyong, Central Tibetan Administration (Tibetan
Government-in-Exile) established since 31.03.1959, and presently at Kashag Secretariat,
McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala-176215 H.P., India through its Secretary, Tel: +91-1892-222218,
222713, 223546 Fax: +91-1892-224914 E-mail: kadrung@tibet.net COPY NO. 8 (See Note
2 above)
22. China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) (Global 500 Ranking 4), incorporated in
the People’s Republic of China on 02.09.1990 having its office at No. 9 Dongzhimen North
Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing City-100007, China through Mr Li Fanrong, Mr Duan
Liangwei and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer E-mail:
admin_eng@cnpc.com.cn COPY NO. 36 Through
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Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, Delhi, India Tel: +91-11-2611-2345, Fax:
+91-11-2688-5486 E-mail: chinaemb-in@mfa.gov.cn COPY NO. 10 (See Note 1 above)
23. Walmart India Private Limited, (CIN) U51909DL2007PTC167118, incorporated on

17.08.2007 having its corporate headquarters at 4th Floor, Orchid Center, Golf Course Road,
Sector 53, Gurugram-122002, Haryana, India through Mr Ashwin Mittal, Mr Avishkar
Mehrotra, Mr Sameer Aggarwal and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Tel:
+91- 124-456-8500 Email: kavita.sharma1@walmart.com COPY NO. 37
24. Walmart Inc., (Global 500 Ranking 1), incorporated in the United States on 31.10.1969,
Global Headquarters, 702 Southwest 8th Street, Bentonville, AR 72716, United States,
through Mr Carl Douglas McMillon and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Tel:
+ 1-479-273-4000 E-mail: help@walmart.com COPY NO. 38 Through
H.E. Mr. Kenneth Ian Juster, Ambassador, Embassy of the United States of America,
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, Delhi, India Tel: +91-11-2419-8000 Fax: +91-11-2419-
0017 E-mail: protocolnewdelhi@state.gov COPY NO. 5 (See Note 1 above)
25. Vodafone Idea Limited, (CIN) L32100GJ1996PLC030976, incorporated in India on

14.03.1995 having its registered office at Suman Towers, Plot No.18, Sector 11, Gandhinagar
382011, Gujarat., India and Corporate Office at Vodafone House, Corporate Road,
Prahladnagar, Off S. G. Highway, Ahmedabad 380051, Gujarat, India through Sh. Kumar
Mangalam Birla and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +91-796671 4000,
Fax: +91-79 2323 2251 E-mail; pankaj.kapdeo@vodafoneidea.com COPY NO. 39
26. Vodafone Group PLC, (Global 500 Ranking 228) incorporated in the United Kingdom
on 17.07.1984, Vodafone House The Connection Newbury, RG14 2FN United Kingdom
through Mr Nicholas Jonathan Read and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer
Tel: +44-1635-33-251, Email: ir@vodafone.co.uk COPY NO. 40 Through
27. Vedanta Resources Limited {Cairn India Holdings Limited (CN) JE94164 incorporated
in Jersey, Channel Islands on 26.06.2006 sold on 12.10.2006 to Cairn India Limited (CIN)
L11101MH2006PLC163934 incorporated in India on 21.08.2006 – now a subsidiary of
Vedanta Resources Limited}, UK (CN) 04740415, incorporated in UK on 22.04.2003 having
its registered office in UK at 8th Floor 20 Farringdon Street, London, United Kingdom, EC4A
4AB. and having from 13.05.2020, Indian (FCRN) F06579 its FCRN registered office in India
at SEZ Jharsuguda Village Burkhamunda Jharsuguda 768201, Orissa India, and corporate
office at Vedanta House 75 Nehru Road Mumbai, 400099, Maharashtra, India through Sh.
Anil Agarwal, Sh. Navin Agarwal, Sh. Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan, Dr. Geoffrey
Stephen Green, Ms. Katya Zotova, Mr. Edward T. Story Jr., Sh. Sunil Duggal, and its
other Directors and Chief Executive Officer, Tel: +91-22-6646-1000, +91-124-459-3000
Email: Ashok.Patra@vedanta.co.in COPY NO. 41
28. Cairn Energy PLC, (CN) SC226712 {and its subsidiaries Cairn UK Holdings Limited (CN)
SC304517 incorporated in the United Kingdom on 26.06.2006 and Cairn India Holdings
Limited (CN) JE94164 incorporated in Jersey, Channel Islands on 02.08.2006} incorporated
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in the United Kingdom on 07.01.2002 and having its registered office at 50 Lothian Road,
Edinburgh, EH3 9BY, United Kingdom through Mr Simon Thomson, Mr. Edward T. Story
Jr., and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +44-208-049-7620, Email:
pr@cairnenergy.com COPY NO. 42 Through
29. MG Motor India Private Limited (CIN) U34100HR2017FTC072429 (Subsidiary of SMTC

UK, in turn subsidiary of SAIC, China) incorporated in India on 07.02.2017 having its
corporate office at 1501-1503, Tower A, Signature Tower, Sector 29, South City 1, Gurugram
122001 Haryana, India and registered office at 10th Floor, Milestone Experion Centre Sector-
15, Part-II, Gurugram 122001 Haryana, India through Mr. Yang Shen, Mr. De Yu, Mr.
Rajeeev Chaba, Mr. Zuoping Yao, Mr. Jiming Pan, Mr. Xiaoqiong Gu, Mr. Xiaoqiu
Wang, and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +91-124-6111800 Fax: +91-
124-6111899 Email: namita.bhatnagar@mgmotor.co.in COPY NO. 43 Tel: +91-124-
6111800 Fax: +91-124-6111899
30. SAIC Motor UK Technical Centre Limited (CN) 05437330 (SMTC UK - subsidiary of
SAIC, China), incorporated in the United Kingdom on 27.04.2005 and having its registered
office at 100 New Bridge Street, London, EC4V 6JA, United Kingdom through Mr Huaping
Kang, Mr. Xu Ping, and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +44-121-251-
3700, Email: saicmotor@saic.com.cn COPY NO. 44 Through
31. SAIC Motor Corporation Limited (SAIC) Company Code: 600104 (Global 500 Ranking
52), incorporated in the People’s Republic of China on 16.05.1997 having its registered office
at 1500 Shenjiang Road, Shanghai, 201206 China and its corporate office at No.489,Weihai
Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai, 201206 China through Chairman Chen Hong, Mr. Wei
Yong, Ms. Gu Xiao Qiong,, Mr Li Fanrong, Mr Duan Liangwei, Mr. Chen Xiao Dong
and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +86-21-2201-1138 +86-21-2890-
2890 Fax: +86-21-2201-1777 E-mail: saicmotor@saic.com.cn COPY NO. 45 Through
Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, Delhi, India Tel: +91-11-2611-2345, Fax:
+91-11-2688-5486 E-mail: chinaemb-in@mfa.gov.cn COPY NO. 10 (See Note 1 above)
32. Wollongong Coal Limited, (ACN) 111244896 {formerly Gujarat NRE Coking Coal Ltd
or GNCCL, a company registered in Australia and incorporated in October 2004 by Gujarat
NRE Coke Limited (GNCL), now one of 33 subsidiary companies of Jindal Steel & Power
(Mauritius) Limited, itself a subsidiary of Jindal Steel And Power Limited}. and Oceanic Coal
Resources NL, a subsidiary of Wollongong Coal Limited with Wongawilli Coal Pty Limited,
a subsidiary of Oceanic Coal Resources NL, all at 7 Princes Highway, Corrimal, NSW 2518,
Australia through Mr Milind Kantilal Oza, Mr Sanjay Kumar Srivastava, Dr Andrew
Edwin Firek and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +61-2-4223-6800 Fax
: +61-2-4283-7449 Email: contactus@wcl.net.au COPY NO. 46 Through
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The Hon Barry O’Farrell AO, High Commissioner, High Commission for Australia, 1/50-G,
Shantipath, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021, India, Tel: +91-11-4139-9900, Fax: +91-11-
2687-2228, E-mail: ahc.newdelhi@dfat.gov.au COPY NO. 27
33. Jindal Steel and Power (Australia) Pty Limited, (ACN) 144630179 {a subsidiary of Jindal
Steel And Power Limited}.incorporated in Australia on 15.06.2010 with its office at Level 7,
Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street Brisbane, QLD 4000 Australia through Mr. V. R. Sharma,
Mr. Dinesh Kumar Saraogi, Mr Naveen Jindal, Mrs. Shallu Jindal, and its other Directors
and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +61-7-3221-2257 Fax: +61-7-3221-2251 Email:
jsplinfo@jindalsteel.com COPY NO. 47 Through
Mr. Anumala Gitesh Sarma, I.F.S., High Commissioner, High Commission of India, 3
Moonah Place, Yarralumla, Canberra-Australian Capital Territory-2600, Australia, Tel: +61-
7-6273-3999, Fax: +61-2-6273-1308(Office), +61-2-6273-3328(HC), +61-2-6273-7943(DA)
E-mail: hc.canberra@mea.gov.in COPY NO. 24 Through
Shri Harsh Vardhan Shringla, I.F.S., Foreign Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs,
Government of India, South Block, New Delhi-110011, India Tel: +91-11-2301-2318, +91-
11-2301-2196 Fax: +91-11-2301-6781 E-mail: psfs@mea.gov.in COPY NO. 25
34. Jindal Steel And Power Limited, (CIN) L27105HR1979PLC009913 (49 entities including
JSW Holdings Limited currently own 60.48% of JSPL) incorporated on 28.09.1979, having its
registered office at O.P. Jindal Marg, Hisar - 125005, Haryana, India through Mr. V. R.
Sharma, Mr. Dinesh Kumar Saraogi, Mr Naveen Jindal, Mrs. Shallu Jindal and its other
Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +91-1662-222471 to 84 Fax: +91-1662-220476
Email: jsplinfo@jindalsteel.com ; anoop.juneja@jindalsteel.com COPY NO. 48
35. AV Minerals (Netherlands) N.V., {a subsidiary of Hindalco Industries Limited which in

turn has a 100% subsidiary AV Metals Inc., Canada which in turn has a 100% subsidiary
Novelis Inc., 231 Church Street, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 1N1, Canada which has 31
subsidiaries across 15 countries including India, Brazil, Canada, China, Dubai, France,
Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, South Korea, Switzerland, U.K., U.S.A. and
Vietnam}.incorporated in The Netherlands on 18.04.2007 with its office at 24 Claude Debussy
Avenue Amsterdam, 1082MD The Netherlands through Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Ms.
Rajashree Birla, Mr Askaran Agarwala, Mr Debnarayan Bhattacharya, Mr Praveen
Kumar Maheshwari, Mr Yazdi Piroj Dandiwala, Mr Kailash Nath Bhandari, Ms Alka
Marezban Bharucha, Mr Vikas Balia, Mr Sudhir Mital, Mr Satish Pai, Mr. Anant
Maheshwari and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +91-22-6691-7000 Fax:
+91-22-6691-7000 Email: anil.malik@adityabirla.com COPY NO. 49 Through
H.E. Mr. Marten Van Den Berg, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentary, Embassy of
the Kingdom of the Netherlands, 6/50-F, Shanti Path, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021,
Delhi, India, Tel: +91-11-2419-7600, Fax: +91-11-2419-1977 E-mail: nde@minbuza.nl
36. Mahan Coal Limited {a subsidiary of Hindalco Industries Limited} (CIN)

U01010MP2006PLC018586 incorporated in India on 25.04.2006 having its registered office
at 489, Parihar House, Majankhurd, Majan More P.O.-Kachni, Waidhan, Distt - Singrauli
Waidhan Sidhi P.O. Bargawan 486886 Madhya Pradesh, India through Mr. Alphonso
Richard Das, Mr. Anil Kumar Kishan Malik and its other Directors and Chief Executive
Officer Tel: +91-780-5281014 +91-22-6691-7000 Fax: +91-22-6691-7000 Email:
powersec@essarpower.co.in ; anil.malik@adityabirla.com COPY NO. 50
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37. Tubed Coal Mines Limited {a subsidiary of Hindalco Industries Limited} (CIN)
U10100MH2007PLC174466 incorporated in India on 25.09.2007 having its registered office
at Ahura Centre, 1st Floor, ‘B’ Wing, Mahakali Caves Road Andheri (East), Mumbai- 400093,
Maharashtra, India through Mr. Anil Kumar Kishan Malik, Mr. Ashok Kumar Machher,
Mr Nori Vijaya Kumar and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +91-22-
6691-7000 Fax: +91-22-6691-7000 Email: anil.malik@adityabirla.com COPY NO. 51
38. Hindalco Industries Limited (CIN) L27020MH1958PLC011238 incorporated in India on

15.12.1958 having its registered office at Ahura Centre, 1st Floor, ‘B’ Wing, Mahakali Caves
Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai-400093, Maharashtra, India through Mr. Kumar Mangalam
Birla, Ms. Rajashree Birla, Mr Askaran Agarwala, Mr Debnarayan Bhattacharya, Mr
Praveen Kumar Maheshwari, Mr Yazdi Piroj Dandiwala, Mr Kailash Nath Bhandari,
Ms Alka Marezban Bharucha, Mr Vikas Balia, Mr Sudhir Mital, Mr Satish Pai, Mr.
Anant Maheshwari and its other Directors and Chief Executive Officer Tel: +91-22-6691-
7000 Fax: +91-22-6691-7000 Email: anil.malik@adityabirla.com COPY NO. 52
[CAPTIVE COAL MINES OF ADITYA BIRLA GROUP]: (1) Durgmanwadi Mines, At
Post Radhanagri, Dist. Kolhapur, Maharashtra - 416212 Tel: +91-2321-2371008 Fax: +91-
2321-237478 (2) Gare Palma Coal Mines (IV/4 & IV/5), Underground Coal Mines, Village
& Post Milupura Tehsil Tamnar, Dist. Raigarh, Chhattisgarh: 496107 (3) Lohardaga Mines,
Dist. Lohardaga 835 302 Jharkhand Tel/Fax: +91-6526-224112 (4) Dumri Coal Mine 103,
Commerce Tower, Near Mahavir Tower, Main Road, Ranchi-834001 Tel: +91-651-
2330944/48 Fax: +91-651-2330782 (5)Samri Mines P.O.: Kusumi 497222, Dist. Sarguja,
Chattisgarh, Tel/Fax: +91-7778-274325 (6) Kathautia Coal Mine Kathautia Open Cast Coal
Mine (KOCCM), Village Kathautia, P.O. Naudiha, PS Pandwa, Dist:Palamau, Jharkhand:
822123]
BRIEF NARRATION;
That, I, Lt Col (Veteran) Sarvadaman Singh Oberoi aged 71 years, s/o late Capt H.S. Oberoi
r/o Flat No. 1102, Tower 1, Uniworld Garden I, Sector 47, Gurugram, Haryana, India Mob:
9818768349, Email: manioberoi@gmail.com, on the basis of documents Annexure-I and e-
documents in CD enclosed, being competent to lodge this first information report of ex-facie
(and not just prima facie) cognizable offences (res ipsa loquitor) by speedpost (COVID-19
Restrictions) by way of this written, signed statement, accompanied by copies of e-documents
on enclosed CD, do hereby solemnly state:
1. I am resident within the jurisdiction of P.S. Sadar, Gurugram District at Sector 47,
Gurugram since August 2007.
2. In “Atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations”, 26.11.2019 [Indicator Assessment

Prod-ID: IND-2-en] the European Environment Agency found that the concentration of carbon
dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere increased from a value of 398 ppm in 2007 to 405 ppm in
2017 (412 ppm in 2020). The total concentration of all greenhouse gases, including cooling
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aerosols, increased from a value of 417 ppm in 2007 to 454 ppm in CO2 equivalent (CO2-e) in
2017. (500 ppm in 2020-Global Monitoring Laboratory, Earth Systems Research
Laboratories, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Boulder, Colorado, U.S.
500 ppm CO2-e milestone was crossed in 2019 https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/aggi/ Email:
james.h.butler@noaa.gov ; stephen.a.montzka@noaa.gov )
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3. That the levels of CO2-e at para 2 above are also found in Sector 47, Gurugram, which
is a direct consequence of the activities of the 38 offenders named in this complaint, and even
though there may be other offenders, these 38 offenders constitute a group of sizeable and
substantial producers of CO2-e globally being at Nos, 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 16, 32, 46 & 436 in the
Global 500 transnational corporations and hence this complaint is justiciable in terms of U.S.,
Case No. 05-5104-cv Judgement dt. 21.09.2009 at para 4 below..
4. “Defendants’ attempts to argue the insufficiency of Plaintiffs’ allegations of traceability

must be evaluated in accordance with the standard by which a common law public nuisance
action imposes liability on contributors to an indivisible harm. See, e.g., Cox v. City of Dallas,
256 F.3d 281, 292 n.19 (5th Cir. 2001) (declaring that “nuisance liability at common law has
been based on actions which ‘contribute’ to the creation of a nuisance”); Restatement
(Second) of Torts § 840E (“[T]he fact that other persons contribute to a nuisance is not a bar
to the defendant’s liability for his own contribution.”); id. § 875 (“Each of two or more
persons whose tortious conduct is a legal cause of a single and indivisible harm to the injured
party is subject to liability to the injured party for the entire harm.”).” [Connecticut v.
American Electric Power Company, United States Court of Appeals for the Second
Circuit, New York, U.S., Case No. 05-5104-cv Judgement dt. 21.09.2009 at p.58]
5. That the generally accepted safe level of CO2-e for human health is 350 ppm.
6. That the current level of CO2-e of 504 ppm in the World (unnoticed crossing of a
landmark 500 ppm ss reported May 14, 2020, by NOAA-ESRL) in Sector 47 Gurugram is
toxic and severely injurious to the health of the complainant, as also other persons including
women & children residing in District Gurugram. That the 100 Year global warming potential
(GWP) of the green house gases GHG’s in terms of CO2 equivalence (CO2-e) is as follows:
Gas 100 Year GWP (CO2-e)
CO2 1.00
CH4 25.00
N2O 298.00
HFC-23 14800.00
HFC-32 675.00
HFC-125 3500.00
HFC-134a 1430.00
HFC-143a 4470.00
HFC-152a 124.00
HFC-227ea 3220.00
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Gas 100 Year GWP (CO2-e)
HFC-236fa 9810.00
HFC-43-10mee 1640.00
SF6 22800.00
CF4 7390.00
C2F6 12200.00
C4F10 8860.00
C6F14 9300.00
R-404A 3921.60
R-407A 2107.00
R-407C 1773.85
R-410A 2087.50
R-507A 3985.00
[Source: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) Fourth Assessment Report
(AR4) 100 year Global Warming Potential (GWP)]
7. “To constitute irreparable harm, an injury must be certain, great, actual and not
theoretical.” Heideman v. S. Salt Lake City, 348 F.3d 1182, 1189 (10th Cir. 2003) [Boulder
v. Suncor District Court, Colarado, US, Civil Action No. 18-cv-01672-WJM-SKC,
Judgement dt. 07.10.2019 at p.12]
8. “107,000 premature deaths in 2011” [Juliana v. United States Court of Appeals for the
Ninth Circuit, Oregon, U.S., Case No. 18-36082 Judgement dt.17.01.2020 p.40] [2019,
India, 1,667.000 premature deaths, State of Global Air, 2020 Report, 21.10.2020]
Fig. Interactive screenshot-The State of Global Air Report, 21.10.2020 ISSN 2578-6873
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9. “Ambient (outdoor air pollution) in both cities and rural areas was estimated to cause 4.2
million premature deaths worldwide in 2016.” [World Health Organization, 02.05.2018]
[2019, India, 1,7 million premature deaths, State of Global Air, 2020 Report, 21.10.2020]
[ https://www.who.int/en/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/ambient-(outdoor)-air-quality-and-health ]
[ https://www.stateofglobalair.org/data/#/health/plot ]
Fig.14 State of Global Air Report 2020 ISSN 2578-6873 Released 21.10.2020
10. That the 38 offenders named above are rashly or negligently engaged in conduct of
business that results in poisoning of air with poisonously excessive quantities of CO2-e by
transboundary movement of excessive and poisonous levels of carbon dioxide and Green
House Gases (GHGs) from their area or country of operation into District Gurugram, done, if
not with the intention, at least with the prior knowledge, that it is likely to cause death or hurt
or grievous hurt to complainant.
11. That the 38 offenders named above are fully aware that the current poisonous levels
of concentration of carbon dioxide are increasing at a dangerous pace, yet they are wilfully
obstructing the efforts to reduce these levels by continuing to knowingly expand the use of
fossil fuels and mining huge quantities of coal while denying trillions of dollars for green
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energy projects to achieve economies of scale, only because green hydrogen / electric/ wind/
solar/ fusion nuclear power would otherwise send the fossil energy corporations into oblivion.
12. That the 38 offenders named above are behemoths which have power and heft to
influence policy makers and institutions as the more than 1000 documents in the CD provided
with this complaint, establish beyond any reasonable doubt.
13. That the 38 offenders named above used or “produced fossil fuels while simultaneously
engaging in large scale advertising and public relations campaigns to discredit scientific
research on global warming, to downplay the risks of global warming, and to portray fossil
fuels as environmentally responsible and essential to human well-being” [Boulder v. Suncor
District Court, Colarado, US, Civil Action No. 18-cv-01672-WJM-SKC, 05.09.2019 at
p.11]
14. That an exemplar of how behemoths overpower the system is the Australian Case of the
ravishing of the pristine Doongmabulla Springs in the State of Queensland in North-Eastern
Australia by the Carmichael Mine“1.1 Experts’ Statement- The appellant has nominated Dr
Roderick Fensham (RF) as the expert for springs ecology with the respondent nominating Mr
Bruce Wilson (BW) as the expert for springs ecology. This joint report has been prepared by
Mr Bruce Wilson and Dr Roderick Fensham in accordance with the Order made by the Land
Court of Queensland on 20 October 2014.
[Drone View/Doongmabulla Springs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RglMko3GwQA ]
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1.3 In terms of the impacts to the springs ecology has LSCCI specifically raised the
following matters: (c) The full extent of the adverse environmental impacts to
groundwater and dependent species and ecosystems cannot be particularised by the
objector due to the inadequate information provided by the Applicant in the
applications, EIS and SEIS (paragraph 13 of the LSCCI Objection).
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5 Areas of Agreement and Disagreement
Ecological Significance of the Doongmabulla Springs
Issue No. 12 “The Doongmabulla Springs has exceptional ecological value.
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(a) The exceptional ecological value of the Doongmabulla Springs is primarily based on the
unusually high level of endemism among the species for which it provides habitat.
(b) This high level of endemism within the Doongmabulla Springs is understood to be largely
a consequence of in situ evolution, driven by factors among the following:
(i) the age of the springs – the Doongmabulla Springs is likely to be at least 1 million years
old;
(ii) the isolation of the Doongmabulla Springs; and
(iii) the particular/peculiar water chemistry.”
We agree that the Doongmabulla Springs Complex has exceptional ecological value. The
Doongmabulla Springs support numerous spring wetlands with a large area (10.3ha) of
permanent or near permanent wetlands compared to other inland springs.
We agree there a large number of plant species endemic to GAB spring wetland include
Chloris sp. (Edgbaston R.J.Fensham 5694), Eriocaulon carsonii, Eryngium fontanum,
Hydrocotyle dipleura, Myriophyllum artesium, and Sporobolus pamelae occur at the
Doongmabulla Springs.
We agree the Doongmabulla Springs support a “community of native species dependent on
natural discharge of groundwater from the Great Artesian Basin (GAB spring wetlands) which
is listed as an endangered Threatened Ecological Community (TEC) under the
Commonwealth Environment 105 Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC).
The springs are therefore considered a Matter of National Environmental Significance
(MNES) and have been dealt with as such in the current EIS and subsequent approvals. We
agree the Mellaluka Springs do not support vegetation of exceptional ecological value. We
agree that it is speculative to assert that the endemic plant species at the Doongmabulla
Springs have evolved in situ and that the springs themselves are more than a million years
old. It is also possible that the spring flora has evolved on springs elsewhere, and dispersed
to the Doongmabulla Springs.
Impacts on the Springs
Issue No. 13. “It is accepted that the proposed mine may lead to the permanent drying of the
Mellaluka Springs Complex, such that the springs’ ecological values will be permanently
lost.”
We agree that if the proposed proposed mine leads to the permanent drying of the Mellaluka
Springs, then the springs’ ecological values will be permanently lost.
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BW: The loss of some ecological values of Mellaluka springs could be mitigated in some
circumstances e.g. such as the provision of permanent water for target fauna species.
Issue No. 14 (in part). “The likely impacts of the proposed mine on the ecological values of
the Doongmabulla Springs Complex are not clear.
(a) If the drawdown impact on the Doongmabulla Springs is greater than predicted by the 128
Applicant’s numerical modelling, then the impact on the springs’ hydraulic head and flow
rates will be greater than anticipated.
(c) Subject to the outcomes of the meeting of experts in hydrogeology, there appears to be 132
significant uncertainty or disagreement about:
(i) which of the underlying aquifers is the likely source of water to the Doongmabulla Springs;
and
(ii) whether the Applicant’s predictive numerical modelling:
(A) adequately reflects the geological features that create the Doongmabulla Springs; and
(B) accurately predicts the likely extent of groundwater drawdown impacts on the
Doongmabulla Springs.
We provide no opinion on these matters and rely on the opinion of the appointed
hydrogeological experts.
We understand from the Groundwater Joint Experts Report that there is still debate about the
source aquifer for the Doongmabulla Springs; i.e. if it is above or below the Rewan formation.
This has implications for the listing the Doongmabulla Springs as a GAB spring wetland under
the EPBC, as aquifers below the Rewan formation are classified as Galilee rather than Great
Artesian Basin and therefore may not meet the definition of the TEC in the listing advice
(TSSC, 2001) or the recovery plan (Fensham et al. 2012).
Issue No. 14 (in part). “The likely impacts of the proposed mine on the ecological values of
the Doongmabulla Springs are not clear.
(b) The Applicant does not properly assess the potential or likely extent of the ecological
impacts on the Doongmabulla Springs:
(i) The Applicant’s hydrogeological modelling indicates that the mine dewatering will have
some impact on the Doongmabulla Springs
(ii) Any drawdown from the source aquifer will have an impact on the Doongmabulla Springs,
such as a reduction in the flow rate into the springs and some reconfiguration of the habitat
(i.e. reduction in the volume of any pools and the area inundated by the Doongmabulla
Springs).
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(iii) If the drawdown impacts on the Doongmabulla Springs reduce the flow rate but maintain
artesian discharge, the extent of the impacts on the ecology of the Doongmabulla Spring is
very difficult to predict.
(d) If the Doongmabulla Springs dry, either permanently or temporarily, any endemic species
will not survive and will become extinct.
We agree that if the Doongmabulla Springs dry either permanently or temporarily the endemic
species will not survive and become extinct from the site.
We agree that reductions in flow rates will reduce the extent of the wetlands associated with
the Doongmabulla Springs and that the extent of impacts on the ecology of the endemic
species is very difficult to predict. However, the endemic plant species can survive on spring
wetlands much smaller than the largest spring wetlands at Doongmabulla, as demonstrated
by their existence on small spring wetlands at Doongmabulla and elsewhere.
We agree assessing the impact on ecological values of the Doongmabulla Springs requires an
assessment of the predicted change in flow rates.
RF: Effective offsetting for the complete loss of the Doongmabulla Springs is not feasible
because:
a) enhancing existing values of other springs is not an effective offset for the loss of the
exceptional values of the entire complex at the Doongmabulla Springs;
b) the circumstances to reconstruct the hydrological, chemical and biological values at
additional artificial springs complex are unavailable.
BW: Enhancing existing values of other springs is unlikely to be able to provide an effective
offset for the loss of the exceptional values of the entire complex at Doongmabulla Springs
(because it would be difficult to find the area of suitable existing springs required) and
reconstructing artificial springs that are totally equivalent to all the values of the
Doongmabulla Springs is not possible. However, enhancing existing values at another spring
site may be able to provide equivalent values that could be used to offset specified impacts at
the Doongmabulla Springs.
We agree the most effective contribution for offsetting the loss of values at the Doongmabulla
Springs may include the investment in recovery actions to address conservation problems at
springs in other locations.
6 Request for Further Information
We require an assessment of the predicted change in flow rates to fully assess the impact on
ecological values of Doongmabulla Springs.”
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[Adani Mining Pty Ltd v. Land Services of Coast and Country Inc, [2015] QLC 48, Joint
Experts Report: Springs Ecology, 15.01.2015]
15. “Climate change [Extracts from [2015] QLC 48]

[420] The first respondent’s objections relevant to climate change were:
1. If the mine proceeds, there will be severe and permanent adverse environmental impacts
caused by the operations carried out under the authority of the proposed mining leases.
2. If the mine proceeds, the public right and interest will be prejudiced.
3. Good reason has been shown for a refusal to grant the mining leases due to the risk of
severe environmental impacts and the lack of scientific certainty regarding those impacts.
[421] Paragraphs 25 to 27 of the Facts and Circumstances attached to the objection forms
provide:
Climate change
25. If the mine proceeds, it will cause severe adverse environmental impacts due to direct and
indirect emissions of greenhouse gases contributing to climate change and ocean acidification
from the mining, transport and use of the coal from the mine.
26. The full extent of the adverse environmental impacts due to direct and indirect emissions
of greenhouse gases contributing to climate change and ocean acidification from the mining,
transport and use of the coal from the mine cannot be particularised by the objector due to
the inadequate information provided by the applicant in the applications, EIS and SEIS.
27. It has not been adequately demonstrated that the mine will not increase the likelihood,
severity and longevity of the environmental harms that will result from climate change and
ocean acidification, considering the combined effect of section 269(4)(j) and (l) of the MRA.
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[424] Dr Taylor and Dr Meinshausen participated in a joint expert meeting and their joint
report was tendered. In addition, expert reports by Dr Taylor, Dr Meinshausen and Dr Hoegh-
Guldbergwere in evidence.
[425] In the joint report, Dr Taylor and Dr Meinshausen agreed that human influence on the
climate system is clear, and recent anthroprogenic emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) are
the highest in history. Recent climate changes have had widespread impacts on human and
natural systems. Warming of the climate system is unequivocal, the atmosphere and ocean
have warmed, the amounts of snow and ice have diminished and the sea level has risen.
Anthroprogenic GHG emissions have increased since the pre-industrial era, driven largely by
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economic and population growth and are now higher than ever. This has led to atmospheric
concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2), methane and nitrous oxide that are unprecedented in
at least the last 800,000 years. Their effects are extremely likely to have been the dominant
cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century.
[426] Emissions of CO2 from fossil fuel combustion and industrial processes contributed about
78% of the total GHG emissions increase from 1970 to 2010, with a similar percentage
contribution for the increase during the period 2000 to 2010. Continued emission of GHG will
cause further warming and long-lasting changes in all components of the climate system,
increasing the likelihood of severe, pervasive and irreversible impacts for people and
ecosystems.
[427] The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) seeks to
avoid dangerous interference with the climate system. To that end, Australia and other parties
to the convention envisaged, in 2009, a 2% goal to limit the increase in global temperatures.
Australia has pledged to reduce its GHG emissions by 5% below 2000 levels by 2020. These
targets are based on net national emissions and do not include emissions associated with the
fuel exported to be used by other nations.
[428] Approaching 2°C warming there will be significant impacts in Queensland such as a
decline in environmental values including the Great Barrier Reef; increased flooding; erosion
and damage in coastal areas due to increased numbers of severe tropical cyclones and sea
level rise; significant increase in heat related deaths and diseases; reduced water availability;
increased frequency of droughts affecting agricultural production; and coastal erosion due to
sea level rise projected to be about 40 cm higher than today by the late 21st century. In
Australia there will be more frequent heat waves and more frequent and/or more intense
droughts. Globally, climate change will amplify existing risks and create new risks for natural
and human systems.
[429] Because emissions of CO2 effectively accumulate in the atmosphere, it is the cumulative
not annual CO2 emissions that matter for long-term climate change. In assessing the extent to
which the proposed mine would cause additional cumulative emissions, the mine cannot be
viewed in isolation but should be seen in terms of the change in global net emissions. There
will be a net change to global emissions to the extent that emissions associated with the mine
are not offset by a reduction in emissions elsewhere, or to the extent that they would otherwise
occur even if the mine were not approved. All emissions from the burning of product coal from
this mine will have a climate impact in the physical cause/effect sense. Whether those climate
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impacts are additional to what would have occurred in the absence of the mine’s approval
depends on the extent the mine increases global coal consumption. The calculated cumulative
emissions associated with the project, therefore, should be seen as a worst case net change in
global emissions.
[430] A global carbon budget of no more than about 1,000 gigatonnes of CO2 is still available
after 2011 in order to stay under the 2°C degree climate limit with a likely chance (66%
likelihood or higher). Assuming at least 2010 emission levels of 37 gigatonnes CO2 of total
CO2 emissions for the years 2012-2015, the remaining carbon budget for after 2015 is 850
gigatonnes CO2.
[431] Dr Taylor calculated the emissions from the mine by categorizing the emissions as Scope
1, 2 and 3. His evidence was that :
a. Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from the mine (eg: fuel burned at the mine);
b. Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions associated with the mine (eg: emissions associated
with the electricity used on the mine site); and
c. Scope 3 emissions are supply chain emissions, being emissions associated with the mine but
not specifically emitted by the mine (eg: the emissions associated with the transport and
burning by third parties of coal produced by the mine).
[432] Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions are defined under the National Greenhouse and Energy
Reporting Regulations 2008 (Cth) (NGER Regulations) as follows:
a. Scope 1 emission of greenhouse gas, in relation to a facility, means the release of
greenhouse gas into the atmosphere as a direct result of an activity or series of activities
(including ancillary activities) that constitute the facility; and
b. Scope 2 emission of greenhouse gas, in relation to a facility, means the release of
greenhouse gas into the atmosphere as a direct result of one or more activities that generate
electricity, heating, cooling or steam that is consumed by the facility but that do not form part
of the facility.
There is no definition of Scope 3 emissions in the Regulations.
[433] Dr Taylor’s calculations were set out in Table 1 of the joint report as follows:
Table 1 – Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions associated with the Mine
Scope Annual average emissions Life of mine Emissions
(tCO2-e) (tCO2-e)
Scope 1 628,723 37,723,358
Scope 2 808,898 48,533,904
Scope 3 77,395,519 4,643,730,979
Scope 1+2 1,437,621 86,257,262
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Scope 1+2+3 78,833,137 4,729,988,241
[434] Dr Taylor and Dr Meinshausen agreed that the combined Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
would equal approximately 0.53% - 0.56% of the carbon budget that remains after 2015 to
have a likely chance of not exceeding 2°C warming. It appears that the Scope 1 and 2
emissions associated with the mine will account for 0.01% of the world’s and 0.25% of
Australia’s remaining carbon budget having regard to the 2°C target.
[435] Dr Taylor and Dr Meinshausen also said that current international pledges to reduce
emissions are insufficient to achieve the stated goal of limiting warming to 2°C. It may be that
national and international policies are adjusted to endeavour to reach that stated goal. Any
emissions associated with the mine could therefore be regulated under such policies. Approval
of the mine could either be consistent or inconsistent with the goal of limiting warming to 2°C
depending on a range of external factors such as coal supply chain economics, whether there
is a potential premature end of the project before its end of life time, and to what degree
carbon sequestration and storage is used when burning the coal.
[436] The cumulative emissions related to the mine (4.49 or 4.64 gigatonnes CO2-e) are
amongst the highest in the world for any individual project and the highest in the Southern
Hemisphere. Annual coal production will be approximately 0.8% of global production in
2013. Associated emissions from burning the coal will be equivalent to approximately 0.2%
of current global GHG emissions. The annual emissions associated with the mine could be
equivalent to approximately 14% of Australia’s base year GHG emissions in the year 2000
(567 Mt). Taking into account carbon embedded in Australia’s current coal and gas exports
(940 Mt), this percentage would be lower, that is approximately 5% of base year emissions.
While burning the coal would not fall within Australia’s national greenhouse accounts, the
magnitude of the annual emissions associated with burning the coal would be equivalent to
approximately 3 times Australia’s annual emissions reduction target of 5% below 2000 levels
by 2020.
[437] Dr Hoegh-Guldberg’s evidence was that the emission of greenhouse gases represents
the single greatest threat to the Great Barrier Reef, which is already damaged and degraded
with low resilience to further emissions of CO2 from burning fossil fuels. Such emissions cause
the twin problems of warming and ocean acidification. He said that current levels of
atmospheric CO2 and current warming approaching 1°C above pre-industrial levels are
dangerous for the Great Barrier Reef. Allowing global temperature to increase 2°C above
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pre-industrial levels will lead to inevitable large scale changes to coral reefs. Allowing global
temperatures to increase by 3°C would mean that any semblance of reefs in the Great Barrier
Reef Marine Park would vanish.
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[448] Mr Stanford’s evidence in this case was that the supply of coal is governed by global
demand which will not change as a result of the commissioning of the Carmichael mine. He
said that, other things being equal, if the coal was not supplied by the Carmichael mine it
would come from elsewhere. Global reserves of coal are very substantial. The first respondent
criticized Mr Stanford’s reasoning, submitting that the effect of approving the mine would be
to increase supply. I do not accept that that is a necessary consequence. The effect of the mine
may equally be to fulfil increasing demand or to remove other suppliers from the market. I
have accepted Mr Stanford’s evidence in this regard.
[449] It follows therefore that there will be no increase of greenhouse gas emissions if the
Carmichael mine is approved. This is because alternative supply will be sourced elsewhere to
meet global demand if the mine is not approved. In that sense then, the Scope 3 emissions into
will not have an adverse impact on the public interest.
Environmental Protection Act 1994
[450] In Hancock Coal Pty Ltd v Kelly (No. 4), the Land Court found that the evidence in that
case had established there would be no difference in the quantum of global scope 3 emissions
if the Alpha Mine did not proceed because the coal will simply be sourced from elsewhere115.
[451] In this matter, the first respondent submitted that such evidence and the conclusions
drawn in that case were irrelevant and should not have been considered by the Land Court or
given any weight because:
• the Court’s approach removed from consideration the environmental harm caused by the
mining activities that would be approved and made lawful by the grant of the environmental
authority a matter that the Court was bound to consider by the combined effects of ss 14, 190,
191 and 493A of the EPA;
• the Court had misdirected itself in that the objections decision required the Court to assess
the likely environmental harm of the mine, the subject of the application and not the likely
impacts that might be caused by other activities;
• the notion that a certain person’s unlawful activity (causing environmental harm) should be
ignored because some other actor in the market may cause similar harm is, at best
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unconventional. No other unlawful actor could argue that the impact of her actions should be
ignored because another actor might or will have stepped in to cause the same harm;
• there is an issue of general importance that arises – whether liability for a positive
contribution to harm can be avoided on the basis of a party establishing that if a party did not
act, someone else would cause equivalent harm in circumstances where the harm is not
negligible and the party is one of many contributors to the harm.
The first respondent submitted that under the EPA liability for a positive contribution to harm
could not be avoided in that way. To do so would defeat the object of the Act of protecting the
environment while allowing for ecologically sustainable development. The Court must
consider the contribution that the mining, transport and burning of the coal from the mine will
make to climate change irrespective of the actions of other mines.
[452] In CCAQ v Smith, the Supreme Court held that the Land Court’s factual finding in
Hancock Coal v Kelly that, whether or not the proposed mine proceeds, there will be no effect
on global demand for coal and therefore no effect on the amount of GHG emitted globally,
was one that was available on the evidence and within the learned Member’s jurisdiction to
make. The appellant in CCAQ v Smith had submitted (as the first respondent has done here)
that the Land Court Member misdirected himself “in that the objections decision required the
Court to assess the likely environmental harm of the mine the subject of the application and
not the likely impacts that might be caused by other notional activities”. In response to that
submission, the Supreme Court held that the Land Court’s conclusion was one that was
logically available and within the Court’s fact finding powers on the basis that, if global
emissions are not increased, then there is no impact that constitutes or causes environmental
harm117. The Supreme Court held that these were essentially matters for the Land Court and
they did not reveal legal error in the approach to its factual finding.
[453] The conclusion in CCAQ v Smith also in my opinion disposes of the remaining
submissions by the first respondent set out above. If in fact global emissions are not increased,
then there is no impact that constitutes or causes environmental harm. It begs the question to
assert, as the first respondent has done that the activity is unlawful without first determining
whether there has been environmental harm caused by an increase in global emissions.
[454] The first respondent submitted that the contribution that the mine will make to climate
change through direct emissions of GHG during the mining process and indirectly from the
transport and use of the coal from the mine are relevant when considering other mandatory
matters in both the EPA and the MRA – in particular, matters such as intergenerational equity;
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the character, resilience and values of the receiving environment; environmental values;
environmental harm and the public interest under the EPA as well as the requirement in s
269(4)(l) of the MRA to consider whether any good reason has been shown to refuse a mining
lease or required consideration.
[455] The Supreme Court held in CCAQ v Smith that in making an objections decision under
the EPA the Court should include a consideration of Scope 3 emissions when considering the
public interest. It is accepted that Scope 3 emissions should also be taken into account in
considering matters such as intergenerational equity and the character, resilience and values
of the receiving environment.
[456] However, as discussed above in relation to the public interest test under the MRA, the
evidence is that there will be no increase in Scope 3 emissions if the mine is not approved
because other coal will be obtained from elsewhere. On that basis, therefore, I do not consider
that matters such as the public interest, intergenerational equity and the character, resilience
and values of the receiving environment will be adversely affected by the approval of the mine,
at least in the context of the impact of Scope 3 emissions.
[457] The evidence was that the scope 1 and 2 emissions associated with the mine will account
for 0.01% of the world’s or 0.25% of Australia’s remaining carbon budget having regard to
the 2°C target. No evidence was adduced by the first respondent as to the impacts of the scope
1 and 2 emissions. The applicant submitted that it would be a negligible contribution. On the
face of it, in the absence of specific evidence, I would not characterise such emissions as
negligible but obviously, such emissions are significantly less than the scope 3 emissions. The
impact of the scope 1 and 2 emissions will be taken into account when discussing my final
conclusions.”
[Adani Mining Pty Ltd v. Land Services of Coast and Country Inc, [2015] QLC 48
Judgement dt.15.12.2015 at pp.96-106]
16. In the face of the huge fires in Australia, the Arctic, California, Brazil, Russia and India,
the COALEXIT Report dt. 17.09.2019 “Proposed Coal Plants Expansion by Country
September 2019, Urgewald” reveals a horrifying story even as the United Nations Secretary
General pleads for the UNFCCC agreed goal of global exit of all fossil including coal by 2050
with drastic reduction of coal by 2030.
https://coalexit.org/sites/default/files/download_public/Coal%20Power%20Expansion%20by%20Country_urgewald_2019_0.pdf
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17. The Chart below extracted from “Urgewald COAL EXIT Report, 2019 and 15.10.2020
Report in Down To Earth (Centre for Science and Environment, 41, Tughlakabad Institutional
Area New Delhi) along with the conclusions of the authors of the latest study peer reviewed/
accepted on 02.10.2020 published online on Ecological Economics (Ecological Economics,
ISSN: 0921-8009, February 2021 Print Issue) “Talk renewables, walk coal: The paradox of
India's energy transition” authored by Brototi Roy, ICTA-UAB, Institut de Ciència i
Tecnologia Ambientals, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain and Anke Schaffartzik,
Institute of Social Ecology (SEC), University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna
(BOKU), Austria, Author Email: brototi.roy@uab.cat ” on the following four pages reveals
an egregious state of affairs, good quality coal having been largely exhausted in its 300 years
run as the energy king, and the coarse varieties now mined in US, China, India, Australia etc
have lower energy potential, releasing ever larger ash percentage including mercury and other
cancerous toxins, even as millions die a premature death every year. [See paras 8 & 9 above]
Talk renewables, walk coal: The paradox of India's energy transition, Bototi Roy et al:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2020.106871
Ser Country tCO2 % of Coal Coal expansion As % of
per Global expansion proposed all states
capita Mean 4.79 proposed (%) (MW)
1 Australia 15.40 322% 9% 2,320 MW 0.4%
2 Japan 9.50 198% 29% 13,105 MW 2.2%
3 China 7.50 157% 23% 226,229 MW 39%
4 Turkey 4.50 94% 178% 34,436 MW 5.9%
5 Vietnam 1.80 38% 194% 33,935 MW 5.8%
6 Indonesia 1.80 38% 101% 29,416 MW 5%
7 India 1.70 35% 41% 91,540 MW 15.8%
8 Bangladesh 0.50 10% 4380% 22,993 MW 3.9%
9 All States 4.79 100% 29% 579,317 MW 100%
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18. That the linkage between pandemics like COVID-19 and increasing global warming
caused by sudden sustained rise in CO2-e levels in 2019-2020 is best explained in a 2011
article from Archives of Clinical Microbiology 2011 Vol. 2 No. 2:4, 14.03.2011:
“Global warming and climate change
The influence of geoclimatic change on zoonotic disease epidemiology is evident by changes
in reservoir and vector dynamics. Climatic variation creates new ecological niches for vectors
hence altering temporal and spatial distribution of disease [Lafferty KD (2009) The ecology
of climate change and infectious diseases. Ecology 90(4):888-900].
Land temperatures
Global temperatures are rising at an unprecedented rate and this is mostly attributed to the
anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gases. Temperature increases of 0.2°C per decade has
been projected by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change with a predicted mean
temperature rise ranging between 1.8°C and 4°C by the end of the 21st century
[Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – Climate Change 2007: Synthesis
report - Summary for policymakers. Available: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar4/syr/ ].
Vector distribution and therefore disease risk is expected to increase for vector-borne zoonotic
diseases. Arthropod vectors are the most sensitive to climatic temperature variability
Mosquitoes, ticks and sandflies are ectothermic and have life cycles that are dependent on
ambient temperatures. Disease transmission is likely to occur if there are changes at the
extremes of temperature (14-18°C at the lower end and 35-40°C at the upper end). Vector
densities are expected to be their greatest at 30-32°C [Githeko AK, Lindsay SW, Confalonieri
UE, Patz JA (2000) Climate change and vector-borne diseases: a regional analysis. Bulletin
World Health Organ 78(9):1136-1147].
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Ocean temperatures, sea level and acidity
As a consequence of rising sea temperatures, melting of polar ice caps and glaciers, increase
in sea levels is also of concern. Rising sea levels will lead to coastal flooding and risks for
water-borne zoonoses. Carbon uptake by the oceans leads to a decrease in pH and marine
ecosystems are being threatened. [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) –
Climate Change 2007: Synthesis report - Summary for policymakers.]
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Other extreme weather events
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The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle is a global climatic phenomenon consisting
of hot and warm phases and contributing to increased extreme weather events [Kovats RS,
Bouma MJ, Hajat S, Worrall E, Houries A (2003) El Niño and health. Lancet 362:1481-1489].
The ENSO has contributed to heavy rainfalls and Rift Valley fever outbreaks in East Africa
[Gould EA, Higgs S (2009) Impact of climate change and other factors on emerging arbovirus
diseases. Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg 103:109-121]. ENSO and global warming is also
expected to influence fascioliasis in the Andes [Mas-Coma S, Valero MA, Bargues MD (2009)
Climate change effects on trematodiases, with emphasis on zoonotic fascioliasis and
schistosomiasis. Vet Parasitol 163(4):264-280]. However, the impact of global warming on
the ENSO is as yet unknown [McPhaden MJ, Zebiak SE, Glantz MH (2006) ENSO as an
intergrated concept in earth science. Science 314(5806):1740-1745].
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Deforestation and Urban expansion
The loss of biodiversity due to deforestation has an impact on the transmission of zoonotic
diseases by the “dilution effect”. It is reasoned that in areas of high biodiversity, more species
sustain vectors and the disease is diluted. If there are fewer species, the burden of disease is
higher [Vora N (2008) Impact of anthropogenic environmental alterations on vector-borne
diseases. Medscape J Med 10(10):238]. Wolfe et al describes how clear-cut logging doesn’t
increase the zoonoses risk, but selective logging may do so as the forest biodiversity is
maintained [ Wolfe ND, Daszak P, Kilpatrick AM, Burke DS (2005) Bushmeat hunting,
deforestation, and prediction of zoonotic disease emergence. Emerg Infect Dis 11(12)1822-
1827 ].
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Population expansion and the encroachment of human settlements into natural habitats
increases the number of contacts between humans and wildlife and this facilitates ease of
transmission of zoonotic diseases. In Malaysia, this has been illustrated in the transmission of
Plasmodium knowlesi from macaques to humans [Singh B, Sung LK, Matusop A,
Radhakrishnan A, Shamsul SSG et al. (2004) A large focus of naturally acquired Plasmodium
knowlesi infections in human beings. Lancet 363:1017-1024].
Urbanization also attracts foreign settlers. Human migration for employment or asylum has
the possibility of importation of new vectors or diseases. Human entering new frontiers also
have no immunity to diseases in the new environment. xxxx
Host susceptibility
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Changes in human susceptibility to infections in general are increased with the advent of
organ transplantation, immunosuppressive drugs, chemotherapy and the emergence of HIV/
AIDS. Patients with HIV/AIDS have increased co-infections with leishmaniasis. Bacillary
angiomatosis, peliosis and cryptosporidium are also more common [Ready PD (2010)
Leishmaniasis emergence in Europe. Euro Surveill 15(10):pli=19505; Chomel BB, Boulouis
HJ, Maruyama S, Breitschwerdt EB (2006) Bartonella spp. in pets and effect on human health.
Emerg Infect Dis 12(3)389-394].
Political factors
Civil conflict, war and political instability leads to breakdown in health care infrastructure
and public health control measures that may lead to an upsurge of infectious diseases in
general e.g. poor vector control measures.
A decrease in the hunting of hares due to the World War 2 occupation of the Crimea lead to
an increase in the hare population and a subsequent increase in the tick population. When
Russian troops reoccupied the area they had no immunity and an outbreak of Crimean-Congo
haemorrhagic fever occurred. [Chevalier V, de la Rocque S, Baldet T, Vial L, Roger F (2004)
Epidemiological processes involved in the emergence of vectorborne diseases: West Nile
fever, Rift Valley fever, Japanese encephalitis and Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever. Rev
sci tech Off Int Epiz 23(2):535-555 ]. xxxx
Role of Wildlife
Opportunities for the emergence of zoonotic diseases depend on the frequency of contacts
between wildlife species and humans. Some animals may be the known hosts for unknown
pathogens that may cross the species barrier unexpectedly e.g. long-tailed and pig-tailed
macaques are the known natural reservoir for P. knowlesi which has recently been found to
be transmitted to humans by simio-anthropophagic Anopheles cracens mosquitoes
[Vythilingam I, NoorAzian YM, Huat TC, Jiram AI et al. (2008) Plasmodium knowlesi in
humans, macaques and mosquitoes in peninsular Malaysia. Parasit Vectors 1:6
DOI:10.1186/1756-3305-1-26].
Other known pathogens may have an as yet unknown animal source e.g. the discovery of
SARS-like coronaviruses in bats as the likely natural reservoir for SARS-CoV [40]. This
reflects the important role of this diverse and widespread species for emerging zoonotic
diseases e.g. Hendra virus, Nipah virus, Marburg, Ebola and variant rabies.”
[The impact of climate change and other factors on zoonotic diseases, Preneshni R
Naicker Archives of Clinical Microbiology 2011 Vol. 2 No. 2:4, 14.03.2011]
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(CO2 Mass Extinction Of Species And Climate Change, CounterCurrents.Org

22.02.2010) https://www.countercurrents.org/glikson220210.htm
Figure 4. CO2 and deep ocean temperature changes during the Cainozoic (since 65 million
years-ago [Ma]), based on proxy studies (stomata fossil leaf pore densities; 13C isotopes in
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carbonate nodules in fossil soil), indicating the onset age of the Antarctic ice sheet (c. 34
Ma), West Antarctic ice sheet and Northern Hemisphere ice sheets (c. 3 Ma). Note the
glacial-interglacial approximate upper limits at 500 ppm CO2 [Zachos, Nature v.451
pp.279-283].”
19. The stark words of Dr. Andrew Glikson, Visiting Fellow, School of Archaeology and
Anthropology, Australian National University in his 2010 article are significant:
“CO2 is 28 times more soluble in water than is oxygen. Above critical threshold CO2 becomes
toxic for certain organisms. Marine organisms are more sensitive to changes in CO2 levels
than are terrestrial organisms. Excess CO2 reduces the ability of respiratory pigments to
oxygenate tissues, and makes body fluids more acidic, thereby hampering the production of
carbonate hard parts like shells. Relatively modest but sustained increases in CO2
concentrations hamper the synthesis of proteins, reduce fertilization rates, and produce
deformities in calcareous hard parts. The observed pattern of marine extinctions is consistent
with hypercapnia (excessive levels of CO2), with related extinction events [M. Magaritz,
Geology v.17, pp.337-340 (1989);01.04.1989, Late Permian Extinctions, Science v.74,
pp.1549-1550 (1996);29.11.1996].
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At 4 degrees Celsius advanced to total melting of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets leads
to sea levels tens of meters higher than at present. Further rise of CO2-e above 500 ppm and
mean global temperatures above 4 degrees C can only lead toward greenhouse Earth
conditions such as existed during the Cretaceous and early Cainozoic (Figure 4) [An early
Cenzoic perspective on greenhouse warming and carbon-cycle dynamics, Dr. James C
Zachos, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of California, Santa Cruz,
Nature v.451 pp.279-283 17.01.2008; Target Atmospheric CO2: Where Should Humanity
Aim? Dr. James Hansen, Earth Institute, Columbia University 07.04.2008]
http://www.columbia.edu/~jeh1/2008/TargetCO2_20080407.pdf
20.That the complainant relies on the following among other references:

(i) Sec 278, 284, 307, 308, 324, 325, 326, 326-A, 328, 336, 107-120B, 302, 304, 304-A, 107-
120B, 409 I.P.C 1860
(ii) Sec 5, 154(1)(2)&(3), 166A, 173, 202, 210 (1)(2)&(3) Cr.P.C 1973
(iii) Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide 1948
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(iv) Principles of International Law Recognized in Nürnberg Charter 1950
(v) UN GA Resolution 2200 (XXI) 1966 ICESCR & ICCPR 1966
(vi) Definition of Aggression, Annex to UN GA Resolution 3314 (XXIX) 1974
(vii) U.N., Treaty Series, Vol. 1302, p.217; Reg. No. 21623 1979
(viii) Item 4 (a)(ii)/Annex I/Art.3.2 U.N. Treaty Series, Vol. 1513, p.293; Reg. No. 26164
1985
(ix) Sec 2(f), 12(a), 30 & 31 of India Central Act No. 10 of 1994
(x) Article 33 Sub 2, Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts 2001
(xi) Sarbananda Sonowal v. Union of India, 2005 (5) SCC 665 at SCC pp.708-711 paras 51-
55
(xii) Connecticut v. AEPC, Case No. 05-5104-cv United States Court of Appeals for the
Second Circuit, New York, U.S. 21.09.2009
(xiii) U.N. Doc. A/HRC/17/31, Annex, 21.03.2011
(xiv) Lalita Kumari v. Govt of UP 2014 (2) SCC 1 MANU/SC/1166/2013 para 111(i)
12.11.2013
(xv) Adani Mining Pty Ltd v Land Services of Coast and Country Inc [2015] QLC 48, Land
Court of Queensland, 15.12.2015
(xvi) Sec. 3(32), Hazardous & Other Wastes (Mgmt & Transboundary Movement) Rules 2016
(xvii) Land Services of Coast and Country Inc, v. Department of Environment and Heritage
Protection [2016] QSC 272 Supreme Court of Queensland, 25.11.2016
(xviii) San Mateo v Chevron Case no.17-cv-04929-VC, Dist. Court Calif(N) U.S. 16.03.2018
(xix) Ridhima Pandey v Union of India O.A.no. 187/2017 NGT, New Delhi 15.01.2019
(xx) Case CNR No. HRGR01-006424-2019 Sessions Court Gurugram, Order 13.05.2019
(xxi) Boulder v. Suncor Case no.18-cv-01672-WJM-SK Dist. Court Colorado U.S. 05.09.2019
(xxii) Case CNR No. HRGR01-013814-2019 Sessions Court Gurugram Order 12.09.2019
(xxiii) Commissioner of Police, Gurugram Letter No. 13296/CP/2019/CTG dt. 25.09.2019
(xxiv) Adani Enterprises Limited v Union of India MANU-MH-2866-2019, 17.10.2019
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Annexure-I
LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND WITNESSES
1. LIST OF LAW BOOKS pp.44-54 LIST L1
2. LIST OF BOOKS EXCEPT LAW BOOKS pp.54-61 LIST L2
3. LIST OF JUDGEMENTS UPTO 1949 pp.61 LIST L3
4. LIST OF JUDGEMENTS FROM 1950 pp.61-70 LIST L4
5. LIST OF PUBLISHED LAW JOURNAL ARTICLES pp.70-74 LIST L5
6. LIST OF PUBLISHED SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES pp.74-86 LIST L6
7. LIST OF INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS pp.86-129 LIST L7
8. LIST OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS MATERIAL pp.129-131 LIST L8
9. LIST OF DOMESTIC INSTRUMENTS pp.131-132 LIST L9
10. LIST OF PETITIONS AND EPISTLES pp.132-134 LIST L10
11. LIST OF OFFICIAL RECORD pp.135-138 LIST L11
12. LIST OF MEDIA ARTICLES pp.154-169 LIST L12

L1.0001[20-2- [20-2-1905]_Oppenheim's International Law 1st Ed. 1905 Vol 1 - Lassa Francis Lawrence
1905] [I.E.A. S.62 Oppenheim (March 30, 1858 – October 7, 1919) _ WITNESS__PERIOD_403 BC-1904_Vol.
Expl 2 First Part] p.
L1.0002[24-10-
[24-10-1905]_Oppenheim's International Law 1st Ed. 1906 Vol 2_
1905] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_403 BC-1904_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0003[7-9-1910]
[7-9-1910]_India and Tibet, Sir Francis Edward Younghusband, without Maps, 1910
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Reprint 2019_ WITNESS__ISBN:9783749428809PERIOD_1772-1910_Vol. p.
First Part]
[7-9-1910]_India and Tibet, A history of the relations which have subsisted between the
L1.0004[7-9-1910]
two countries from the time of Warren Hastings to 1910; with a particular account of the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
mission to Lhasa of 1904, Sir Francis Edward Younghusband, 1910 with Maps and
First Part]
Illustrations_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1772-1910_Vol. p.
L1.0005[1-11-
[1-11-1911]_Oppenheim's International Law 1st Ed. 1912 Vol 1 _
1911] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_403BC-1911_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0006[1-1-1912]
[1-1-1912]_The Directory & Chronicle for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year 1912
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
HDPO_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1912_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0007[1-6-1912]
[1-6-1912]_Oppenheim's International Law 2nd Ed. 1912 Vol 2 _
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0008[1-1-1920]
[1-1-1920]_Tibet Handbook No. 70, Historical Section Foreign Office, London 622-1914_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS__PERIOD_1920_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0009[29-6-
[29-6-1920]_Oppenheim's International Law 3rd Ed. 1920 Vol 1_
1920] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.001[29-6-1921]
[29-6-1921]_Oppenheim's International Law 3rd Ed. 1920 Vol 2_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0011[1-7-1929]
[1-7-1929]_British Documents on the Origins of the War I898-1914 Edited by G. P.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
GOOCH,HMSO Reprint 1929_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1929_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0012[11-2-
[11-2-1940]_The Law Lexicon of British India, MLJ, 1940, Ramanatha Aiyar_
1940] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_1617-1940_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0013[1-7-1960]
[1-7-1960]_The Revolt in Tibet, Frank Moraes, Macmillan, New York, 1960_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0014[1-1-1966] [1-1-1966]_The McMahon Line, A Study in the Relations between India China and Tibet,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1904 to 1914 Vol 1 Morley, Minto and Non-Interference in Tibet, Alastair Lamb,
First Part] University of Toronto Press 1966_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1876-1911_Vol. p.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1904 to 1914 Vol 2 Hardinge, McMahon and the Simla Conference, Alastair Lamb,
L1.0016[1-7-1967]
[1-7-1967]_Indian Foreign Policy and the Border Dispute with China, W.F. Van Eekelen,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2nd rev. ed. 1967_ WITNESS__ ISBN:9789401765558 (ebook)PERIOD_1967_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0017[21-4-
[21-4-1969]_United States of America Collective Defence Treaties April 1969_
1969] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0018[1-5-1969]
[1-5-1969]_Chief Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan, VD Mahajan, 1969 Reprint 2014_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS__ISBN:9789351450764PERIOD_1918-1967_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0019[1-8-1971]
[1-8-1971]_A Theory of Justice, John Rawls, 1971 revised 1990 published Harvard
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
University Press 1999_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780674000773PERIOD_1711-1990_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.002[1-1-1978] [1-1-1978]_The Case that Shook India, The Verdict that led to the Emergency, Prashant
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Bhushan, 1978 updated 2017_ WITNESS_Prashant
First Part] Bhushan_ISBN:9780670090051PERIOD_1970-1973_Vol. p.
L1.0021[16-10-
[16-10-1981]_Making of India's Constitution, H.R. Khanna, 1981 Reprint 2015_
1981] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0022[15-4-
[15-4-1984]_We The Nation, The Lost Decades, Nani Ardeshir Palkhiwala, 1984 updated
1984] [I.E.A. S.62
1994_ WITNESS__ISBN:9788185944906PERIOD_1817-1993_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0023[1-1-1986]
[1-1-1986]_British India and Tibet: 1766-1910, Alastair Lamb, 1960 Revised 1986_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0024[1-1-1987]
[1-1-1987]_Neither Roses Nor Thorns, H.R. Khanna, 1987 Reprint 2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0025[1-1-1988]
[1-1-1988]_Issues Before the Nation, H.R. Khanna, 1988_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume I: 1913-1951, The Demise of the Lamaist
State,Melvyn C. Goldstein 2014 Ed. - "In 1912-1913, the 13th Dalai Lama returned to
Tibet from exile …volunteer force expelled all Chinese officials and troops from Tibet
…...thirty-nine year period in which Tibet held total control over its own internal and
L1.0026[1-7-1991]
external affairs...... when Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan in 1949, the Tibetan
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
government alone still controlled Tibet. ... new People's Republic of China continued the
First Part]
Kuomintang's Tibet policy and set as an immediate goal the reintegration of Tibet with
the "motherland". In October 1950 it launched military offensives which quickly
defeated the Tibetan forces ..."" p.xix_ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
<melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_ISBN:9789381406373PERIOD_1913-1951_Vol. p.
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume II: The Calm Before the Storm, 1951-
L1.0027[1-7-1991]
1955, Melvyn C. Goldstein Print 2012 Ed., E-Book 2007 Ed._ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Goldstein <melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_ISBN:9789381406045, ISBN:9780520249417
First Part]
(e-book)PERIOD_1951-1955_Vol. p.
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume III: The Storm Clouds Descend, 1955-
L1.0028[1-7-1991]
1957, Melvyn C. Goldstein , E-Book 2014 Ed._ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
<melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_ISBN:9780520276512, ISBN:9780520956711 (e-
First Part]
book)PERIOD_1955-1957_Vol. p.
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume IV: In the Eye of the Storm, 1957-1959,
L1.0029[1-7-1991]
Melvyn C. Goldstein E-Book 2019 Ed._ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.003[31-3-1992]
[31-3-1992]_Oppenheim's International Law 9th Ed. 1992_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0031[1-7-1998] [1-7-1998]_Nagendra Singh, A Many Splendoured Life, Kamla Mankekar, Publications
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Division, Government of India, 1998_
First Part] WITNESS__ISBN:9788123026152(ebook)PERIOD_1914-1988_Vol. p.
L1.0032[1-1-1999] [1-1-1999]_Working A Democratic Constitution, A History of the Indian Experience,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Granville Austin, 1999 Printed 2017_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780195656107PERIOD_1947-
First Part] 1996_Vol. p.
[1-7-2000]_Supreme But Not Infallible, Essays in Honour of the Supreme Court of India,
L1.0033[1-7-2000]
Eds., B.N Kirpal, Ashok H. Desai, Gopal Subramanian, Rajeev Dhavan and Raju
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Ramchandran. Oxford University Press, 2000 Reprint OIP 2004_ WITNESS_Rajeev
First Part]
Dhavan and Raju Ramchandran_ISBN:9780195672268PERIOD_1950-2000_Vol. p.
L1.0034[1-7-2000] [1-7-2000]_Fifty Years of Supreme Court of India: Its Grasp and Reach, Eds., S.K. Verma,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 K. Kusum, Foreword by A.S. Anand, Oxford University Press, 2000 Reprint OIP 2003_
First Part] WITNESS__ISBN:9780195662559PERIOD_1950-2000_Vol. p.
L1.0035[1-7-2000] [1-7-2000]_Environmentalism, A Global History, Ramachandra Guha, 2000 Reprint 2014_

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 WITNESS_Ramachandra Guha_ISBN:9780670083916
First Part] ISBN:9788184757484(ebook)PERIOD_1658-1999_Vol. p.
L1.0036[1-1-2001]
[1-1-2001]_Courts and their Judgements, Premises, Prerequisites, Consequences, Arun
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Shourie, 2001_ WITNESS_Arun Shourie_ISBN:9789352776078PERIOD_1948-2000_Vol. p.
First Part]
[1-7-2001]_The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, A Challenge to

L1.0037[1-7-2001]
Impunity, Editors Mauro Politi and Giuseppe Nesi, 2001 Published 2016_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Mauro Politi and Giuseppe Nesi_ISBN:9781473574250PERIOD_1907-
First Part]
2001_Vol. p.
L1.0038[9-9-2001]
[9-9-2001]_The Coming Collapse Of China, Gordon C. Chang_ WITNESS_Gordon C.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Chang_ISBN:9781407071428(ebook)PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0039[1-1-2002]
[1-1-2002]_The Legend of Nani Palkhiwala, M.R. Pai, 2002_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.004[1-1-2003]
[1-1-2003]_The Burden of Democracy, Pratap Bhanu Mehta, 2003_ WITNESS_Pratap
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Bhanu Mehta_ISBN:9780143030225PERIOD_1950-2000_Vol. p.
First Part]
[15-12-2004]_Truth Commissions and Courts, The Tension Between Criminal Justice and
L1.0041[15-12-
the Search for Truth, Eds,. William A. Schabas and Shani Darcy, 2004 (Reprinted from
2004] [I.E.A. S.62
Criminal Law Forum, Volume 15, Nos. 1–2, 2004, ISSN:1046-8374)_
Expl 2 First Part]
[1-1-2005]_Britain and Tibet 1765-1947, A select annotated bibliography of British

L1.0042[1-1-2005]
relations with Tibet and the Himalayan states including Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Revised and Updated to 2003, Julie G. Marshall, 2005_
First Part]
L1.0043[1-1-2006]
[1-1-2006]_India's Legal System, Can it Be Saved? Fali S. Nariman, Revised and Updated
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2017_ WITNESS_Fali S. Nariman_ISBN:9780143440116PERIOD_1872-2015_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0044[15-8-
[15-8-2007]_Durga Das Basu, Commentary on the Constitution of India, 8th Edition,
2007] [I.E.A. S.62
2007, Volumes 1 to 10_ WITNESS__ISBN:9788180387807PERIOD_1948-2007_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0045[24-9- [24-9-2007]_Beyond the Law, The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in the
2007] [I.E.A. S.62 "war" on Terror, Jordan J. Paust, 2007_ WITNESS_Jordan J. Paust_ISBN:9780521884266
Expl 2 First Part] ISBN:9780511353031(ebook)PERIOD_1775-2007_Vol. p.
L1.0046[1-3-2008]
[1-3-2008]_International Law Malcolm N. Shaw 6th Ed. 2008_ WITNESS_Malcolm N.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Shaw <mshaw@essexcourt.com>_ISBN:9780511455599PERIOD_403BC-2007_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0047[1-1-2009] [1-1-2009]_Democracy and Constitutionalism in India, A Study of the Basic Structure

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Doctrine, Sudhir Krishnaswamy, 2009_ WITNESS_Sudhir
First Part] Krishnaswamy_ISBN:9780198071617PERIOD_1950-2008_Vol. p.
L1.0048[1-1-2009]
[1-1-2009]_Justice, What's the Right Thing To Do? Michael J. Sandel, Harvard University,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2009_ WITNESS_Michael J. Sandel_ISBN:9780141041339PERIOD_1762-2009_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0049[1-1-2009]
[1-1-2009]_The Idea of Justice, Amartya Sen, 2009_ WITNESS_Amartya
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Sen_ISBN:9780141037851 ISBN:9780141969480(ebook)PERIOD_1582-2008_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.005[1-1-2009] [1-1-2009]_Courts, Panchayats and Nagarpalikas, Background and Review of the Case
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Law, K.C. Sivaramakrishnan, 2009_ WITNESS__ISBN:9788171886883PERIOD_1952-
L1.0051[22-1- [22-1-2009]_The Oxford Companion to International Criminal Justice, Editor-in-Chief,

2009] [I.E.A. S.62 Antonio Cassese, First Edition, 2009_ WITNESS__ISBN:978019923816PERIOD_1839-
Expl 2 First Part] 2008_Vol. p.
L1.0052[19-2-
[19-2-2009]_Genocide in International Law, The Crime of Crimes, William A. Schabas,
2009] [I.E.A. S.62
Second Edition 2009_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521883979PERIOD_1648-2008_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[29-6-2009]_Fictions of Justice, The International Criminal Court and the Challenge of

L1.0053[29-6-
Legal Pluralism in Sub-Saharan Africa, Cambridge Studies in Law and Society, Kamari
2009] [I.E.A. S.62
Maxine Clark, 2009_ WITNESS_Kamari Maxine Clark_ISBN:9780521889100
Expl 2 First Part]
ISBN:9780511539688(ebook)PERIOD_1860-2009_Vol. p.
L1.0054[1-7-2009]
[1-7-2009]_Extracts from Black’s Law Dictionary, Ninth Edition, 2009 and the Complete
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Dictionary_ WITNESS__ISBN:978-0-314-19949-2PERIOD_1927-2009_Vol.V p.1197
First Part]
L1.0055[1-7-2009] [1-7-2009]_The Principle of Legality in International and Comparative Criminal Law,

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Kenneth S. Gallant, 2009_ WITNESS_Kenneth S. Gallant_ISBN:9780521886482
L1.0056[1-7-2009] [1-7-2009]_The Legacy of the Great Game, Mohan Guruswam, India China Relations The
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Border Issue and Beyond, 2009. ISBN 8130911957 HB. Chapter 2 pp.8-37_ WITNESS__
First Part] ISBN:9788130911953PERIOD_2009_Vol. p.
L1.0057[27-8-
[27-8-2009]_ Encyclopedia of Human Rights, Ed. David P Forsythe, 2009, Volumes 1 to 5_
2009] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_David P Forsythe_ISBN:9780195334029PERIOD_1100-2008_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L1.0058[5-12- [5-12-2009]_The Impacts of Climate Change on the Tibetan Plateau: A Synthesis of

2009] [I.E.A. S.62 Recent Science And Tibetan Research, 2009_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__ISBN:9788186627921PERIOD_1950-2009_Vol. p.
[1-1-2010]_The Rule of Law, Tom Bingham, 2010 (Lord Chief Justice of England and
L1.0059[1-1-2010]
Wales, Interrelationship between the rule of law, human rights, civil liberties and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
security against terrorist attack)_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780141034559PERIOD_1215-
First Part]
2008_Vol. p.
L1.006[1-1-2010]
[1-1-2010]_Before Memory Fades, an autobiograhy, Fali S. Nariman, 2010 Reprint 2017_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[1-1-2010]_Research handbook on international human rights law Edward Elgar 2010 Ed.
L1.0061[1-1-2010]
Sarah Joseph and Adam McBeth_ WITNESS_Sarah Joseph <Sarah.Joseph@monash.edu>
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Adam McBeth
First Part]
<adam.mcbeth@vicbar.com.au>_ISBN:9781847203687PERIOD_2009_Vol. p.
L1.0062[1-1-2011]
[1-1-2011]_Due Process of Law, Abhinav Chandrachud, 2011_ WITNESS_Abhinav
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Chandrachud_ISBN:9789350286753PERIOD_1584-2010_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0063[1-1-2011]
[1-1-2011]_Judges of the Supreme Court of India 1950-1989, George H. Gadbois Jr.,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L1.0064[31-5- [31-5-2011]_Basic Structure Constitutionalism, Revisiting Kesavananda Bharati, Sanjay S.

2011] [I.E.A. S.62 Jain and Sathya Narayan, 2011_ WITNESS_Sanjay S. Jain and Sathya
Expl 2 First Part] Narayan_ISBN:9789350281888PERIOD_1919-2010_Vol. p.
L1.0065[1-7-2011] [1-7-2011]_Five Masters of International Law, Conversations with R-J Dupuy, E Jiménez
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 de Aréchaga, R Jennings, L Henkin and O'Schachter 1993-1995, Antonio Cassese, 2011_
L1.0066[1-1-2012] [1-1-2012]_Adjudication in Trial Courts, A Benchbook for Judicial Officers, NR Madhava

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Menon, David Annoussamy, DK Sampath, Foreword by Justice VR Krishna Iyer, 2012_
L1.0067[1-1-2012]
[1-1-2012]_What Money Can't Buy, The Moral Limits of Markets, Michael J. Sandel,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2012_ WITNESS_Michael J. Sandel_ISBN:9780241954485PERIOD_1911-2011_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0068[1-1-2012] [1-1-2012]_Nani Palkhiwala, The Courtroom Genius, Soli J. Sorabjee and Arvind P. Datar,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Foreword by Behram A. Palkhiwala, 2012 Reprint 2015_ WITNESS_Soli J. Sorabjee and
First Part] Arvind P. Datar_ISBN:9788180387548PERIOD_1883-2002_Vol. p.
L1.0069[1-1-2012] [1-1-2012]_Unimaginable Atrocities, Justice, Politics and Rights at the War Crimes
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Tribunals, William Schabas, First Edition 2012_
L1.007[1-1-2012] [1-1-2012]_Human Rights in 21st Century, Changing Dimensions, Eds. Gurdip Singh, V.K.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Ahuja, University of Delhi, 2012_ WITNESS__ISBN:9789350351666PERIOD_1215-
L1.0071[1-7-2012]
[1-7-2012]_Realizing Utopia,The Future of International Law, Editor Antonio Cassese,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[1-8-2012]_Global Administrative Law, The Casebook, Editors, Sabino Cassese etc, IRPA
L1.0072[1-8-2012]
and IILJ, Third Edition, 2012_ WITNESS_Sabino Cassese, Bruno Carotti, Lorenzo Casini,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Eleonara Cavalieri and Euan MacDonald_ISBN:9788890758218PERIOD_1919-2012_Vol.
First Part]
p.
L1.0073[11-9- [11-9-2012]_Tibet Wild A Naturalist’s Journeys on the Roof of the World by Dr. George
2012] [I.E.A. S.62 B. Schaller_ WITNESS_George Beals Schaller <>_ISBN:9781610911726PERIOD_2012_Vol.
L1.0074[1-1-2013]
[1-1-2013]_The State of the Nation, Fali S. Nariman, 2013_ WITNESS_Fali S.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Nariman_ISBN:9789384544065PERIOD_1935-2012_Vol. p.
First Part]
L1.0075[1-1-2013] [1-1-2013]_Law Relating to Human Rights in International and National Laws and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Constitutions, Prof. S.R. Bhansali, Foreword by Justice Dalveer Bhandari, 2013_
L1.0076[16-5-
[16-5-2013]_Genocide, A History From Carthage to Darfur, Maria Pritchard, 2013_
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Maria Pritchard_ISBN:9781909284272PERIOD_612BC-2012_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[30-6-2013]_Crime Law and Social Change (April 2013) Volume 59 Issue 1 pp.251-266
L1.0077[30-6-
“Protecting the Planet: a proposal for a law of ecocide” Polly Higgins, Damien Short,
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
Nigel South 06.02.2013_ WITNESS_Damien Short and Nigel
Expl 2 First Part]
South_ISBN:9780957521056 PERIOD_2013_Vol.XXX p.7031
[30-6-2013]_Human Rights Consortium, School of Advanced Study, University of London,

L1.0078[30-6- The Ecocide Project, pp.1-13 “Ecocide is the missing 5th Crime Against Peace” A report
2013] [I.E.A. S.62 by Anja Gauger, Mai-Pouye Rabatel-Fernel, Loise Kulbicki, Damien Short, Polly Higgins
Expl 2 First Part] 30.06.2013_ WITNESS_Anja Gauger, Mai-Pouye Rabatel-Fernel, Loise Kulbicki and
Damien Short_ISBN:978-0-9575210-5-6PERIOD_2013_Vol.XXX p.7031
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 the Constitution of India and the Government of India Act, 1935_
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0085[1-1-2014] [1-1-2014]_Constitutional Conundrums, Challenges to India's Democratic Process, V
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Venkatesan, 2014_ WITNESS_V Venkatesan_ISBN:9789351431503PERIOD_1952-
L1.0086[1-1-2014] [1-1-2014]_The Informal Constitution, Unwritten Criteria in Selecting Judges For the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Supreme Court of India, Abhinav Chandrachud, 2014_ WITNESS_Abhinav
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L1.0087[1-1-2014] [1-1-2014]_The Practical Guide to Humanitarian Law, Third English Language Edition,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Françoise Bouchet-Saulnier, 2014_ WITNESS_Françoise Bouchet-Saulnier
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L1.0088[17-4- [17-4-2014]_Collation Extract Emergency Powers – from "Durga Das Basu,Commentary

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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0091[1-1-2015]
[1-1-2015]_Legal Eagles, Stories of the Top Seven Indian Lawyers, Indu Bhan, 2015_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0092[1-1-2015]
[1-1-2015]_Landmark Judgements that changed India, Justice Asok K. Ganguly, 2015_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0093[1-1-2015] [1-1-2015]_An Independent Colonial Judiciary, A History of the Bombay High Court
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 during the British Raj, 1862-1947, Abhinav Chandrachud, 2015_ WITNESS_Abhinav
L1.0094[1-1-2015]
[1-1-2015]_Legal Confidential, Adventures of an Indian Lawyer, Ranjeev C. Dubey, 2015_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0095[1-1-2015]
[1-1-2015]_Environmental Laws and Management in India, Dr. N.V. Paranjape, 2015_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0096[1-7-2015]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0098[24-9- [24-9-2015]_The European Convention on Human Rights, A Commentary, William A.

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L1.0099[30-9- [30-9-2015]_Eradicating Ecocide: Laws and governance to prevent the destruction of our
2015] [I.E.A. S.62 planet, Polly Higgins, 2nd edition, 2015 30.09.2015_ WITNESS__
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[9-10-2015]_A Farewell To Fragmentation, Reassertion and Convergence in International

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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0101[3-11- [3-11-2015]_The Law Book, From Hammurabi to the International Criminal Court, 250
2015] [I.E.A. S.62 Milestones in the History of Law, Michael H. Roffer, 2015_ WITNESS_ Michael H.
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0103[1-1-2016] [1-1-2016]_China, History of China-History of An Empire: A Historical Overview of China

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 & East Asia . Including: Ancient China, Communism & Capitalism, Raymond C. Nelson,
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L1.0104[7-1-2016]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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Framework, Eds. Usha Tandon, Sidharth Luthra, Foreword by Mohan Parasaran, 2016_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0106[1-7-2016]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0107[1-1-2017]
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L1.0108[1-1-2017] [1-1-2017]_Relevant Extracts of The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, Woodroffe & Amir Ali,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Law of Evidence, 20th Ed. 2017 Vol. 1 & 2_
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L1.0109[1-1-2017] [1-1-2017]_R.V. Kelkar's Lectures on Criminal Procedure including Probation and Juvenile
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Justice Ed. K.N. Chandrasekharan Pillai, 2017 _ WITNESS_K.N. Chandrasekharan
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L1.011[1-1-2017] [1-1-2017]_Balanced Constitutionalism, Courts and Legislatures in India and the United
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Kingdom, Chintan Chandrachud, 2017_ WITNESS_Chintan
L1.0111[1-1-2017] [1-1-2017]_In Search of Justice, Memoirs of an NRI who was made to pay the price for
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 being an entrepreneur in india, M.M. Sehgal, 2017_
L1.0112[1-1-2017]
[1-1-2017]_I do What I do, Raghuram G. Rajan, 2017 On reform, rhetoric and resolve_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0113[1-1-2017]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0115[16-2- [16-2-2017]_Genocide: A World History, Norman M. Naimark, 2017_ WITNESS_Norman

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L1.0116[1-5-2017] [1-5-2017]_Judicial Dialogue and Human Rights, Eds,. Amrei Müller and Hege Elisabeth
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Kjos, 2017 Studies in International Courts and Tribunals_ WITNESS_Amrei Müller and
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L1.0118[5-5-2017]
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L1.0119[5-5-2017]
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L1.0121[15-5- [15-5-2017]_Supreme Court of India, The Beginnings, George H. Gadbois Jr., 1965
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L1.0123[1-7-2017] [1-7-2017]_Republic of Rhetoric, Free Speech and the Constitution of India, Abhinav
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Chandrachud, 2017_ WITNESS_Abhinav
L1.0124[14-9- [14-9-2017]_International Law, Malcolm N. Shaw, Eighth Edition 2017_

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L1.0125[28-12- [28-12-2017]_The Constitution of india, A Contextual Analysis, Arun K. Thiruvengadam,

2017] [I.E.A. S.62 2017 Reprint 2018_ WITNESS_Arun K. Thiruvengadam_ISBN:9789387146556
L1.0126[1-1-2018] [1-1-2018]_Disaster Law Emerging Threshholds, Ed. Amita Singh, 2018_ WITNESS_Amita
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Singh, Chairperson CSLG, JNU, New Delhi, Editor_ISBN:9781138106178
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L1.0127[1-1-2018] [1-1-2018]_Supreme Whispers, Conversations with Judges of the Supreme Court of India
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1980-1989, Abhinav Chandrachud, 2018_ WITNESS_Abhinav
L1.0128[1-1-2018]
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L1.0129[1-1-2018]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[1-1-2018]_Appointment of Judges of the Supreme Court of India, Transparency,

L1.013[1-1-2018]
Accountability and Independence, Editors Arghya Sengupta and Ritwika Sharma, 2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[2-1-2018]_Arcs of Global Justice, Essays in Honour of William A. Schabas, Eds., Margaret

L1.0131[2-1-2018]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0133[31-5- [31-5-2018]_The Trial of the Kaiser, William A. Schabas, First Edition, 2018_
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L1.0134[1-7-2018]
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[11-8-2018]_Supreme Court on Penal Code, Surendra Malik and Sudeep Malik, Volumes I
L1.0135[11-8-
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First Part]
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[1-1-2019]_The Oxford Handbook of International Law in Asia and the Pacific, Eds.,
L1.0138[1-1-2019]
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L1.0139[11-4-
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L1.014[27-6-2019] International Series in Law and Society, Eds., Sonja Meijer, Harry Annison and Alibhe
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 O'Loughlin, 2019_ WITNESS_Sonja Meijer, Harry Annison and Alibhe
First Part] O'Loughlin_ISBN:9781509920976 ISBN:9781509920983(ebook)PERIOD_1764-2019_Vol.
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L1.0141[1-7-2019]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L1.0142[31-7-
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2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L1.0144[12-10- [12-10-2019]_The Great Game in the Buddhist Himalayas, India and China's Quest for
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Strategic Dominance, Phunchok Stobdan, 2019_ WITNESS_Phunchok
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L1.0145[1-1-2020] [1-1-2020]_Republic of Religion, The Rise and Fall of Colonial Secularism in India,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Abhinav Chandrachud, 2020_ WITNESS_Abhinav
L1.0146[1-1-2020] [1-1-2020]_Missing In Action, The Prisoners Who Never Came Back, Chander Suta Dogra,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 2020_ WITNESS_Chander Suta Dogra_ISBN:9789353572853
L1.0147[26-1- [26-1-2020]_Sixteen Stormy Days, The Story of the First amendment to the Constitution
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 of india, Tripurdaman Singh, 2020_ WITNESS_Tripurdaman
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L2.015[1-7-1987] [1-7-1987]_The Cambridge History of China, Vol. 14: The People's Republic, Part 1: The
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L2.0151[1-7-1997]
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L2.0152[25-11- [25-11-2002]_WATER WARS, Privatization, Pollution and Profit, 2002, Vandana Shiva_
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L2.0153[1-1-2007]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L2.0154[1-7-2007] [1-7-2007]_Environmental Issues in India, A Reader, Editor Mahesh Rangarajan, 2007_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 WITNESS_Mahesh Rangarajan_ISBN:9788131708101
L2.0155[1-7-2008] [1-7-2008]_2008.07.01 The Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644, Part 2, D. C. Twitchett, F. W.

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Mote, The Cambridge History of China, Volume:8, 2008 _
L2.0156[1-1-2010] [1-1-2010]_Voices in the Wilderness, Contemporary Wildlife Writings, Editor Prerna

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L2.0157[1-7-2010] [1-7-2010]_Be Very Afraid, The Cultural Response to Terror, Pandemics, Environmental
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Devastation, Nuclear Annihilation and Other Threats, Robert Wuthnow, 2010_
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L2.0158[1-7-2010] [1-7-2010]_ Forest of Tigers People Politics and Environment in the Sundarbans, Annu
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Jalais, 2010_ WITNESS_Anu Jalais
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L2.0159[1-7-2011]
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L2.016[1-7-2011]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[7-12-2011]_Handbook of Climate Change and India, Navroz K. Dubash, 2011_

L2.0161[7-12- WITNESS_Navroz K. Dubash, Professor, Centre for Policy Research, Dharma Marg,
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Expl 2 First Part] 26872746, ndubash@gmail.com,
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public health interests. Edited by S.H. Newman, H.E. Field, C.E. de Jong and J.H. Epstein.
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L2.0163[1-1-2012] [1-1-2012]_Conservation by Murder, Man-eaters of Sundarbans, Sudipt Dutta, 2011_

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 WITNESS_Sudipt Dutta <sudiptdutta@yahoo.com>_ISBN:9789350670729PERIOD_1975-
L2.0164[27-3- [27-3-2012]_The Global Warming Reader, A Century of Writing About Climate Change,
2012] [I.E.A. S.62 Ed., Bill McKibben, 2012_ WITNESS_Bill McKibben_ISBN:9781101577219PERIOD_1750-
L2.0165[12-4-
[12-4-2012]_Excreta Matters Volume 1 Centre for Science and Environment_
2012] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Sunita Narain <cse@cseindia.org>_ISBN:9788186906552PERIOD_2012_Vol. p.
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L2.0166[12-4-
[12-4-2012]_Excreta Matters Volume 2 Centre for Science and Environment_
2012] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Sunita Narain <cse@cseindia.org>_ISBN:9788186906569PERIOD_2012_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L2.0167[10-10-
[10-10-2012]_Conservation Across Landscapes, India’s Approaches to Biodiversity
2012] [I.E.A. S.62
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Expl 2 First Part]
L2.0168[1-1-2013]
[1-1-2013]_1962 and the McMahon Line Saga, Claude Arpi, 2013_ WITNESS_Claude
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Arpi_ISBN:9781935501572PERIOD_1890-1986_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0169[1-1-2013] [1-1-2013]_Materials and Energy Volume 3, The World Scientific Handbook of Energy,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Editor Gerard M. Crawley, 2013_ WITNESS_Gerard M.
First Part] Crawley_ISBN:9789814343510PERIOD_1750-2012_Vol. p.
L2.017[1-1-2013] [1-1-2013]_Jungle Trees of Central India, A Field Guide for Tree-Spotters, Pradip Krishen,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 2013_ WITNESS_Pradip Krishen <treesofdelhi@gmail.com
First Part] >_ISBN:9780143420743PERIOD_2013_Vol. p.
[15-4-2013]_The Burning Question, We Can't Burn Half the World's Oil, Coal and Gas. So
L2.0171[15-4-
how do we quit?, Mike Berners-Lee & Duncan Clark, 2013_ WITNESS_Mike Berners-Lee
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
& Duncan Clark_ISBN:9781781250457 ISBN:9781847658852(ebook)PERIOD_1750-
Expl 2 First Part]
2013_Vol. p.
[1-7-2013]_Climate Change 2013, The Physical Science Basis. Contribution of Working

L2.0172[1-7-2013]
Group I to the Fifth Assessment Report of the IPCC, Cambridge University Press, 2013_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Lisa V. Alexander
First Part]
<l.alexander@unsw.edu.au>_ISBN:9781107661820PERIOD_2013_Vol. p.
L2.0173[1-7-2013]
[1-7-2013]_Tibet, The Lost Frontier, Claude Arpi, 2013_ WITNESS_Claude
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L2.0174[11-6-
[11-6-2014]_Fossil Fuels, The Moral Case, Kathleen Hartnett White, Texas Public Policy
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
Foundation, 2014_ WITNESS_Kathleen Hartnett White_PERIOD_1000-2014_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[1-7-2014]_India's Environmental History, Vol 1 From Ancient Times to the Colonial

L2.0175[1-7-2014]
Period, Vol 2 Colonialism, Modernity, and the Nation, Editors Mahesh Rangarajan and K.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Sivaramakrishnan, 2014_ WITNESS_Mahesh
First Part]
Rangarajan_ISBN:9788178244396PERIOD_300BC-1991_Vol. p.
L2.0176[9-11-
[9-11-2014]_This Changes Everything, Capitalism vs. the Climate, Naomi Klein, 2014_
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_ Naomi Klein_ISBN:9780141971803PERIOD_1760-2014_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L2.0177[1-1-2015]
[1-1-2015]_Homo Deus, A Brief History of Tomorrow, Yuval Noah Harari, 2015 (HINDI
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2020)_ WITNESS_Yuval Noah Harari_ISBN:9789389143133PERIOD_1694-2015_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0178[1-1-2015]
[1-1-2015]_Homo Deus, A Brief History of Tomorrow, Yuval Noah Harari, 2015_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Yuval Noah Harari_ISBN:9781473545373PERIOD_1694-2015_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0179[16-1-
[16-1-2015]_The Wit & Wisdom of Nani A Palkhiwala, Jignesh R Shah, 2015_
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Yogendra Yadav_ISBN:9788129137470PERIOD_1957-2002_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L2.018[1-1-2016] [1-1-2016]_Why I Should Be Tolerant, On environment and environmentalism in the 21st

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 century, Sunita Narain, 2016_ WITNESS_Sunita
First Part] Narain_ISBN:9788186906941PERIOD_1980-2015_Vol. p.
[1-1-2016]_China-India Relations, Cooperation and Conflict, Eds., Kanti Bajpai, Huang
L2.0181[1-1-2016]
Jing and Kishore Mahbubani, 2016_ WITNESS_Kanti Bajpai, Huang Jing and Kishore
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
2015_Vol. p.
L2.0182[1-1-2016] [1-1-2016]_ World Scientific Series in Current Energy Issues, Volume 1, Fossil Fuels,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Current Status and Future Directions, Editor Gerard M. Crawley, 2016_ WITNESS_Gerard
First Part] M. Crawley_ISBN:9789814699976PERIOD_1830-2015_Vol. p.
L2.0183[1-7-2016]
[1-7-2016]_Comeuppance, My experiences in an Indian Prison, James Tooley, 2016_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Yogendra Yadav_ISBN:9789386338891PERIOD_2000-2015_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0184[11-7- [11-7-2016]_Not in My Backyard, Solid waste management in Indian Cities, 2016_

2016] [I.E.A. S.62 WITNESS_Sunita Narain <cse@cseindia.org>_ISBN:9788186906903PERIOD_1894-
L2.0185[28-10- [28-10-2016]_The Great Derangement Climate Change and the Unthinkable_

2016] [I.E.A. S.62 WITNESS_Amitav Ghosh
Expl 2 First Part] <chrestomather@yahoo.in>_ISBN:9780143429067PERIOD_1815-2016_Vol. p.
L2.0186[1-1-2017]
[1-1-2017]_China: A 5,000-Year Odyssey, Tan Chung, 2017_ WITNESS_Tan
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Chung_ISBN:9789352807246 ISBN:9789352807253(ebook)PERIOD_141BC-2016_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0187[11-2- [11-2-2017]_The Politics of Climate Change and the Global Crisis: Mortgaging Our
2017] [I.E.A. S.62 Future, Praful Bidwai, 2017_ WITNESS__ISBN:9788125045038PERIOD_196BC-2017_Vol.
L2.0188[14-3- [14-3-2017]_Deadliest Enemy, Our War Against Killer Germs, Michael T. Oaterholm and
2017] [I.E.A. S.62 Mark Olshaker, 2017_ WITNESS_Michael T. Oaterholm and Mark
Expl 2 First Part] Olshaker_ISBN:9781529342239PERIOD_1519-2016_Vol. p.
[31-3-2017]_The Vanishing: India's Wildlife Crisis, Prerna Singh Bindra, 2017, 'An
L2.0189[31-3-
engaging, informative, must read chronicle of the desperate scenarios we have allowed
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
to unfold' Pradip Krishen_ WITNESS_Prerna Singh Bindra_ISBN:9780670088874
Expl 2 First Part]
L2.019[18-4-2017] [18-4-2017]_Drawdown, The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed To Reverse

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Global Warming, Ed., Paul Hawken, 2017_ WITNESS_Paul
First Part] Hawken_ISBN:9780141988443PERIOD_196BC-2017_Vol. p.
L2.0191[24-11-
[24-11-2017]_Conflicts of Interest, My Journey through India's Green Movement, Sunita
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
Narain, 2017_ WITNESS_Sunita Narain_ISBN:9780670088881PERIOD_1952-2017_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L2.0192[1-1-2018] [1-1-2018]_The Human Planet, How We Created the Anthropocene, Simon L. Lewis and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Mark A. Maslin, 2018_ WITNESS_Simon L. Lewis and Mark A.
First Part] Maslin_ISBN:9780241280904PERIOD_1492-2018_Vol. p.
L2.0193[1-3-2018] [1-3-2018]_The State of the World’s Forests 2018 - Forest pathways to sustainable
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 development, FAO, 01.03.2018_ WITNESS__ISBN:9789251305614PERIOD_1985-
First Part] 2018_Vol.XV p.3355
L2.0194[13-3- [13-3-2018]_China's Great Wall of Debt, Shadow Banks, Ghost Cities, Massive Loans and
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 the End of the Chinese Miracle, Dinny McMahon, 2018_ WITNESS_Dinny
Expl 2 First Part] McMahon_ISBN:9781408710333PERIOD_1971-2017_Vol. p.
L2.0195[2-4-2018] [2-4-2018]_Climate Change, What Eveyone Needs to Know, Joseph Romm, Second
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Edition 2018_ WITNESS_Joseph Romm_ISBN:9780190866105
L2.0196[30-5- [30-5-2018]_The Climate Solution, India's Climate Change Crisis and What We Can Do
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 About It, Mridula Ramesh, 2018_ WITNESS_Mridula Ramesh_ISBN:9789351952329
L2.0197[1-7-2018]
[1-7-2018]_21 Lessons for the 21st Century, Yuval Noah Harari, 2018_ WITNESS_Yuval
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Noah Harari_ISBN:9781473554719PERIOD_1918-2018_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0198[1-7-2018]
[1-7-2018]_21 Lessons for the 21st Century, Yuval Noah Harari, 2018 (HINDI 2020)_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Yuval Noah Harari_ISBN:9789389647310PERIOD_1918-2018_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0199[1-7-2018] [1-7-2018]_Epidemics, Hate and Compassion from the Plague of Athens to AIDS, Samuel
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 K. Cohn Jr., First Edition 2018_ WITNESS_Samuel K. Cohn Jr._ISBN:9780198819660
First Part] ISBN:9780192551597(ebook)PERIOD_500BC-2017_Vol. p.
[23-8-2018]_Impact of Climate Change on Tourism at Chapter 4 pp.68-83 of

L2.02[23-8-2018]
Environmental Impacts of Tourism in Developing Nations, SIIB, India, 2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
.tamucc.edu>_ISBN:9781522558439PERIOD_1961-2017_Vol. p.
L2.0201[30-10-
[30-10-2018]_The Great Smog of India, Siddharth Singh, 2018_ WITNESS_Siddharth
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Singh_ISBN:9789353053154PERIOD_1542-2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L2.0202[15-11- [15-11-2018]_The New Silk Roads, The Present and Future of the World, Peter
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Frankopan, 2018_ WITNESS_Peter Frankopan_ISBN:9781526607430PERIOD_331BC-
L2.0203[1-1-2019]
[1-1-2019]_Air Pollution in Asia and the Pacific: Science based solutions UNEP (2019),
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
01.01.2019_ WITNESS__ISBN:9789280737257PERIOD_1990-2018_Vol.XVIII p.3965
First Part]
L2.0204[1-1-2019]
[1-1-2019]_The McMahon Line, A Century of Discord, J.J. Singh, 2019_ WITNESS_J.J.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Singh_ISBN:9789352777754 ISBN:9789352777761(ebook)PERIOD_1749-2018_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0205[1-1-2019] [1-1-2019]_The New Pandemic Of The 21st Century; Lyme Disease “ The First Pandemic
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Of Climate Change” Vampire Bacteria; Borrelia Burgdorferi, Dr. Barbaros Çetin, 2019_
First Part] WITNESS_Dr. Barbaros Çetin_ISBN:9781978091795PERIOD_1883-2019_Vol. p.
L2.0206[1-1-2019] [1-1-2019]_Epidemics and Society, From the Black Death to the present, Frank M.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Snowden, 2019, COVID-19 update 2020_ WITNESS_Frank M.
First Part] Snowden_ISBN:9780300256390PERIOD_495BC-2020_Vol. p.
L2.0207[1-1-2019] [1-1-2019]_There is no Planet B, A Handbook for the Make or Break Years, Mike Berners-
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Lee, First Published 2019_ WITNESS_Mike Berners-
First Part] Lee_ISBN:9781108439589PERIOD_1751-2018_Vol. p.
[1-1-2019]_The Climate-Smart Agriculture Papers, Investigating the Business of a

L2.0208[1-1-2019]
Productive, Resilient and Low Emission Future, 2019_ WITNESS_Tod S Rosenstock
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
<t.rosenstock@cgiar.org> A. Nowak <A.Nowak@cgiar.org> E. Girvetz
First Part]
<E.Girvetz@cgiar.org>_ISBN 9783319927985PERIOD_2001-2018_Vol. p.
L2.0209[9-1-2019] [9-1-2019]_Winners Take All, The Elite Charade of Changing The World, Anand
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Giridharadas, 2019_ WITNESS_Anand Giridharadas_ISBN:9780141990927PERIOD_1889-
[14-1-2019]_The Uninhabitable Earth, A story of the future, David Wallace-Wells, 2019_

L2.021[14-1-2019]
WITNESS_David Wallace-Wells, Deputy Editor, The New York Magazine, 75 Varick Street,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
New York, NY, 10013, comments@nymag.com_ISBN:9780241355213
First Part]
L2.0211[30-5- [30-5-2019]_No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference, Greta Thunberg, 2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 WITNESS_Greta Thunberg (Minor)_ISBN:9780141991740
[5-6-2019]_ Losing Earth, The Decade We Could Have Stopped Climate Change Losing
L2.0212[5-6-2019]
Earth, Nathaniel Rich, 2019 Ebook 2020_ WITNESS_Nathaniel Rich, Elyse Cheney, The
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Cheney Agency, 39 West 14th Street, Suite 403, New York, NY 10011, (212) 277-
First Part]
8007_ISBN:9781529015836 ISBN:9781529015850(ebook)PERIOD_1979-2019_Vol. p.
[25-6-2019]_AIR – Pollution, Climate Change and India’s Choice Between Policy and
L2.0213[25-6-
Pretence, Dean Spears, 2019_ WITNESS_Dean Spears
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
<dspears@utexas.edu>_ISBN:9789353570828
Expl 2 First Part]
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L2.0214[1-7-2019] [1-7-2019]_Securing India the Modi Way, Balakot, Anti-Satellite Missile Test and More,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Foreword by Manohar Parrikar, Nitin A. Gokhale, 2017 Revised 2019_ WITNESS_Nitin A.
First Part] Gokhale_ISBN:9789389449273PERIOD_1971-2019_Vol. p.
L2.0215[1-7-2019] [1-7-2019]_End Times, A Brief Guide to the End of the World, Asteroids, Supervolcanoes,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Rogue Robots and More, Bryan Walsh, 2019_ WITNESS_Bryan
First Part] Walsh_ISBN:9781841884059PERIOD_1945-2019_Vol. p.
L2.0216[22-8- [22-8-2019]_Greta's Story The Schoolgirl Who Went On Strike To Save The Planet,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Valentina Camerini, 2019_ WITNESS_Valentina
Expl 2 First Part] Camerini_ISBN:9781471190650PERIOD_1765-2018_Vol. p.
[11-9-2019]_India in a Warming World, Integrating Climate Change and Development,
L2.0217[11-9-
Navroz K. Dubash, 2019_ WITNESS_Navroz K. Dubash, Professor, Centre for Policy
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Research, Dharma Marg, Chanakyapuri New Delhi - 110021 India Tel: +91 (11) 26115273-
Expl 2 First Part
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and S.65B]
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L2.0218[15-11-
[15-11-2019]_State of India's Environment 2020_ WITNESS_Sunita Narain
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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Expl 2 First Part]
L2.0219[1-12- [1-12-2019]_Frontier Tibet, Patterns of Change in the Sino-Tibetan Borderlands, Editor,

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Stéphane Gros, 2019_ WITNESS__ISBN:9789048544905(ebook)PERIOD_1642-2019_Vol.
L2.022[1-1-2020]
[1-1-2020]_Black Gold, The Gabriel Ramirez Series Book 37, Gabriel Ramirez, 2020_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Gabriel Ramirez_ISBN:9798601457231PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0221[25-2- [25-2-2020]_The Future We Choose, Surviving the Climate Crisis, Christiana Figueres and
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 Tom Rivett-Carnac, 2020_ WITNESS_Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-
Expl 2 First Part] Carnac_ISBN:9781786580535 ISBN:9781838770839(ebook)PERIOD_1939-2020_Vol. p.
L2.0222[3-3-2020] [3-3-2020]_The Precipice, Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity, Toby Ord, First
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Published 2020_ WITNESS_ Toby Ord_ISBN:9781526600219
L2.0223[5-3-2020]
[5-3-2020]_Climate Change and The Nation State, The Realist Case, Anatol Lieven, 2020_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Anatol Lieven_ISBN:9780241394083PERIOD_1630-2019_Vol. p.
First Part]
L2.0224[6-3-2020] [6-3-2020]_Our Final Warming, Six Degrees of Climate Emergency, Mark Lynas, 2020_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 WITNESS_Mark Lynas_ISBN:9780008308551 ISBN:9780008308582(ebook)PERIOD_1850-
L2.0225[6-3-2020] [6-3-2020]_Backstage, The Story Behind India's High Growth Years, Montek Singh
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Ahluwalia, 2020_ WITNESS_Montek Singh
First Part] Ahluwalia_ISBN:9789353338213PERIOD_1940-2020_Vol. p.
L2.0226[8-3-2020]
[8-3-2020]_Green Swans, The Coming Boom in Regenerative Capitalism, John Elkington,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
L2.0227[10-3- [10-3-2020]_Radical Uncertainty, Decision Making for an Unknowable Future, John Kay
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 and Mervyn King, 2020_ WITNESS_John Kay and Mervyn
Expl 2 First Part] King_ISBN:9781408712580PERIOD_1653-2019_Vol. p.
L2.0228[13-3- [13-3-2020]_Watershed 1967, India's Forgotten Victory Over China, Probal DasGupta,
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 2020_ WITNESS_Probal DasGupta_ISBN:9789353450939
L2.0229[12-5-
[12-5-2020]_The World, A Brief Introduction, Richard Haass, 2020_ WITNESS_Richard
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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L2.023[1-7-2020] [1-7-2020]_One Silver Bullet, How to win the war on global pandemics, global climate
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 change..., David Jim Proctor, 2020_ WITNESS_David Jim
First Part] Proctor_ISBN:9781473554719PERIOD_1974-2020_Vol. p.
L2.0231[1-7-2020] [1-7-2020]_How Contagion Works, Science, Awareness and Community in Times of
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Global Crisis, Paolo Giordano, 2020_ WITNESS_Paolo
First Part] Giordano_ISBN:9781474619295PERIOD_2010-2020_Vol. p.
L2.0232[1-7-2020]
[1-7-2020]_Viral Epidemics in the work of Rudolf Steiner, Edited and translated by Daniel
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
[7-7-2020]_Preventing the next pandemic, Zoonotic diseases and how to break the chain
of transmission, Understanding the linkages between habitat loss, the trade and use of
L2.0233[7-7-2020]
wildlife, and the emergence of novel zoonoses, Sustainable use of wild resources and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Multilateral Environmental Agreements, United Nations Environment Programme, 2020_
First Part]
WITNESS_Delia Grace Randolph
<D.Randolph@cgiar.org>_ISBN:9789280737929PERIOD_1920-2020_Vol. p.
L2.0234[8-8-2020]
[8-8-2020]_Making Sense Of Indian Democracy: Theory in Practice, Yogendra Yadav,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
L3.0235[19-6-
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1903] [I.E.A. S.62
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L3.0236[30-9-
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L3.0237[29-8-
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L3.0238[7-7-1916]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L3.0239[25-11-
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1926] [I.E.A. S.62
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L3.024[8-1-1927] [8-1-1927]_Belgium China Treaty Matter, PCIJ: China repeatedly neglected to join the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 PCIJ proceedings in case of obstruction of China to honour Treaty with Belgium, Series A
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[25-5-1929]_Belgium China Treaty Matter, PCIJ: China repeatedly neglected to join the
L3.0241[25-5-
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1929] [I.E.A. S.62
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L3.0242[31-7-
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L3.0243[11-3- [11-3-1941]_International Arbitral Awards “Trail Smelter Case – US v. Canada”

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1971] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0245[13-1-
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1977] [I.E.A. S.62
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[15-2-1977]_Onkar Nath v. The Delhi Administration, 1977 (2) SCC 611,

L4.0246[15-2-
MANU/SC/0117/1977 - Court shall take judicial notice of certain facts rather than
1977] [I.E.A. S.62
exhaust the category of facts of which the Court may in appropriate cases take judicial
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L4.0247[22-10-
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L4.0248[17-12-
[17-12-1987]_Babu Rao alias P.B. Samant v. Union of India, 1988 (Supp) SCC 401
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[Declaration of Emergency]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1971-1987_Vol.V p.1217
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0249[17-12-
[17-12-1987]_Baburao v. Union of India, MANU/SC/0096/1987, AIR 1988 SC 440,
1987] [I.E.A. S.62
17.12.1987_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1971-1987_Vol.XXXV p.8223
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.025[11-10- [11-10-1993]_Rosiline George v. Union of India,

1993] [I.E.A. S.62 MANU/SC/0618/1994, 1994 (2) SCC 80, 11.10.1993_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1993_Vol.XXXV
Expl 2 First Part] p.8329
L4.0251[11-7-
[11-7-1996]_Bosnia v. Serbia ICJ 091-19960711-JUD-01-00-EN_
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Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0252[12-12- [12-12-1996]_Abnett v. British Airways Plc (Scotland) [1996] UKHL 5 12.12.1996 -

1996] [I.E.A. S.62 Interpretation of conventions of international air travel injury claims, [Warsaw, 1929,
Expl 2 First Part] Hague, 1955, Gautemala ,1971, Montreal, 1999]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
L4.0253[4-12-
[4-12-2002]_Ram Nibas Gagar v. Debojyoti Das, 2003 (1) SCC 472, MANU/SC/1123/2002
2002] [I.E.A. S.62
[SUBSEQUENT EVENTS NOTICE OF]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
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L4.0254[12-12-
[12-12-2002]_Atma S. Berar v. Mukhtiar Singh, 2003 (2) SCC 3, MANU/SC/1126/2002
2002] [I.E.A. S.62
[SUBSEQUENT EVENTS NOTICE OF]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0255[1-3-2005]
[1-3-2005]_Andrew Owusu v. Jackson ECJ Case C-281-02, 01.03.2005 FORUM NON
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
CONVENIENS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2005_Vol. p.
First Part]
L4.0256[12-7- [12-7-2005]_Sarbananda Sonowal v. Union of India I, 2005 (5) SCC 665 “foremost duty of
2005] [I.E.A. S.62 Central Government is to defend borders of the country, prevent any trespass and make
Expl 2 First Part] life of citizens safe and secure”_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1946-2005_Vol.VIII p.1926
L4.0257[12-7-
[12-7-2005]_Sarbananda Sonowal v. Union of India, MANU/SC/0406/2005, 2005 (5) SCC
2005] [I.E.A. S.62
665, 12.07.2005_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1946-2005_Vol.XXXVI p.8458
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0258[29-11- [29-11-2006]_Judgement dt. 29.1.2006 in Case No. 05-1120, before US Supreme Court,
2006] [I.E.A. S.62 549 US 497, 127 S. Ct. 1438 (US) [Corroborates MGI Report, 16.01.2020/ Annexure
Expl 2 First Part] P/242]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2012_Vol.XXVI p.5839
L4.0259[5-12-
[5-12-2006]_Sarbananda_Sonowal v.UOI, 2006 (13) SCALE 33, MANU/SC/5514/2006,
2006] [I.E.A. S.62
05.12.2006_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2006_Vol.XXV p.5535
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.026[26-2-2007]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[15-12-2009]_“Endangerment and Cause or contribute Findings for Greenhouse Gases

L4.0261[15-12-
Under Section 202 (a) of the Clean Air Act” Federal Register/Vol 74, No. 239 15.12.2009
2009] [I.E.A. S.62
at pp.66496-66546 [Corroborates MGI Report, 16.01.2020/ Annexure P/242]_
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WITNESS__PERIOD_2009_Vol.XXVI p.5880
L4.0262[21-12-
[21-12-2009]_Shivam Infratech Private Limited v. Union of India, MANU/PH/0943/2009,
2009] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0263[21-1-
[21-1-2010]_Kuwait Airways Corp 2010 SCC 40 Submissions of Iraq_
2010] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0264[21-10-
2010] [I.E.A. S.62 [21-10-2010]_Kuwait Airways Corp 2010 SCC 40_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2010_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0265[22-12-
[22-12-2010]_Namgyal Dolkar v. Government of India, Ministry of External Affairs MANU-
2010] [I.E.A. S.62
DE-3504-2010_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
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L4.0266[1-9-2011] [1-9-2011]_Brief for Respondents (U.S. EPA) dt. 01.09.2011 in Case No. 10-1092 etc
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 before US Court of Appeals, D.C. [Corroborates MGI Report, 16.01.2020/ Annexure
First Part] P/242]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2011_Vol.XXVII p.6055
L4.0267[23-9- [23-9-2011]_PCA 59368 pp.1-50, In the Matter of the Indus Waters Kishenganga
2011] [I.E.A. S.62 Arbitration Order (Interim Application of Pakistan 06.06.2011) dt.23.09.2011_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2011_Vol.XXXVII p.8670
L4.0268[26-6- [26-6-2012]_Judgement dt. 26.06.2012 in Case No. 09-1322, Case No. 10-1092 etc
2012] [I.E.A. S.62 before US Court of Appeals, D.C. [Corroborates MGI Report, 16.01.2020/ Annexure
Expl 2 First Part] P/242]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2012_Vol.XXVII p.6134
L4.0269[18-2- [18-2-2013]_PCA (Permanent Court of Arbitration) PK-IN 82848 pp.i-x, 1-202, A-1 to A-38
2013] [I.E.A. S.62 In the Matter of the Indus Waters Kishenganga Arbitration, Partial Award dt.
Expl 2 First Part] 18.02.2013_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol.XXXVIII p.8724
L4.027[31-3-2013] [31-3-2013]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd v. Jessie Diver & Ors on behalf of the Wangan and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Jagalingou People v. State of Queensland [2013] NNTTA 30_
First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol. p.
L4.0271[7-5-2013] [7-5-2013]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd v. Jessie Diver & Ors on behalf of the Wangan and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Jagalingou People v. State of Queensland [2013] NNTTA 52_
L4.0272[13-6-
[13-6-2013]_United States v. Exxon, District Court, Arkansas (E), U.S., Civil Action 4-13-cv-
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
00355-JMM 13.06.2013_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol. p.
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[20-12-2013]_PCA (Permanent Court of Arbitration) PK-IN 109923 pp.1-13, (with a
L4.0273[20-12-
signature page at end of page 13) In the Matter of the Indus Waters Kishenganga
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
Arbitration, (India’s request for clarification/ interpretation dt. 20.05.2013) Order dt.
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20.12.2013_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol.XXXIX p.8976
L4.0274[20-12- [20-12-2013]_PCA (Permanent Court of Arbitration) PK-IN 109924 pp.i-vii, pp.1-43, (with
2013] [I.E.A. S.62 a signature page at end of page 43) In the Matter of the Indus Waters Kishenganga
Expl 2 First Part] Arbitration, Final Award dt. 20.12.2013_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol.XXXIX p.8990
L4.0275[22-9-
[22-9-2014]_Gulf Goans Hotels Company Ltd., v. Union of India, MANU/SC/0848/2014,
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
2014 (10) SCC 673, 22.09.2014_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2014_Vol.XXXIX p.9042
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L4.0276[20-10-
[20-10-2014]_McAvoy & Anor v Adani Mining Pty Ltd & Ors [2014] QLC 32_
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0277[18-11-
[18-11-2014]_State of H.P. v. Sudesh Kumari, MANU/HP/1154/2014, 2015 LabIC 1717,
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
18.11.2014_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2014_Vol.XXXIV p.8010
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L4.0278[19-11-
[19-11-2014]_Harvard v. Harvard Superior Court, Suffolk County Civil Action 2014-3620-
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
H, 19.11.2014_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2014_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0279[15-1-
[15-1-2015]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd v. Land Services of Coast and Country Inc, [2015] QLC
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
48, Joint Experts Report: Springs Ecology, 15.01.2015_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol. p.
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[16-2-2015]_Ajay Kumar Choudhary v. Union of india (2015) 7 SCC 291, MANU-SC-0161-

L4.028[16-2-2015]
2015 Violation of Fundamental Right of informant, witness, accused if there is extradelay
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
causing prejudice to informant, witness or accused MANU para 7, 10.86, 11.86.6 ; 3
First Part]
months rule MANU para 14_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol. p.
L4.0281[17-3-
[17-3-2015]_Harvard v. Harvard Superior Court, Suffolk County Judgement Civil Action
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
2014-3620-H, 17.03.2015_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol. p.
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L4.0282[8-4-2015] [8-4-2015]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd and Another v Adrian Burragubba, Patrick Malone and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Irene White on behalf of the Wangan and Jagalingou People [2015] NNTTA 16_
L4.0283[24-6- [24-6-2015]_The Hague District Court, Urgenda Foundation v. The State of The
2015] [I.E.A. S.62 Netherlands, ECLI:NL:RBDHA:2015:7196, 24.06.2015_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol.XXXIX p.9057
L4.0284[24-7-
[24-7-2015]_Dilip K. Basu v. State of West Bengal, MANU/SC/0799/2015, 24.07.2015_
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol.XXXIX p.9124
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L4.0285[29-10-
[29-10-2015]_Sierra Club v. Chesapeake, District Court, Oklahama (W), U.S., Case No.
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
CIV-16-134-F Notice 29.10.2015_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0286[15-12-
[15-12-2015]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd v. Land Services of Coast and Country Inc, [2015] QLC
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
48, Judgement, 15.12.2015_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol. p.
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L4.0287[16-2-
[16-2-2016]_Sierra Club v. Chesapeake, District Court, Oklahama (W), U.S., Case No. CIV-
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
16-134-F Complaint 16.02.2016_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
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L4.0288[23-3-
[23-3-2016]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd v Land Services of Coast and Country Inc & Ors (No. 2)
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
[2016] QLC 22_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
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L4.0289[31-5-
[31-5-2016]_Resolute v. Greenpeace District Court Calif. (N) Case 17-cv-02824-JST
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
Complaint 31.06.2016_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
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[8-8-2016]_Exxon v. Attorney General of Massachusetts, Brief of Amicus-Curiae

L4.029[8-8-2016]
08.08.2016 in District Court Fort Worth, Texas, U.S._ WITNESS_Thiruvendran Vignarajah
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
<tvignarajah@oag.state.md.us> David Hasemyer
First Part]
<david.hasemyer@insideclimatenews.org>_PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
L4.0291[7-9-2016] [7-9-2016]_Jayden Declaration in Juliana v. United States, 07.09.2016 District Court,

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Oregon U.S. Case No. 615-cv-01517-TC_ WITNESS_David Hasemyer
First Part] <david.hasemyer@insideclimatenews.org>_PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
L4.0292[15-9-
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
Amicus Brief 15.09.2016_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0293[16-10- [16-10-2016]_Class-Action-Exxon-Complaint, 26.10.2016 District Court, Dallas, Texas,

2016] [I.E.A. S.62 U.S._ WITNESS_Joe Kendall <jkendall@kendalllawgroup.com> David Hasemyer
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L4.0294[10-11- [10-11-2016]_Kelsey Cascadia Rose JULIANA v. UNITED STATES of America US District

2016] [I.E.A. S.62 Court Oregon, 217 F.Supp.3d 124(D.Or. 2016) 10.11.2016_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2016_Vol.XI p.2488
L4.0295[25-11-
[25-11-2016]_Land Services of Coast and Country Inc, v. Department of Environment and
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
Heritage Protection [2016] QSC 272_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
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L4.0296[12-12-
[12-12-2016]_John Holland Pty Ltd v Adani Abbot Point Terminal Pty Ltd [2016] QSC
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0297[29-3- [29-3-2017]_Exxon v. Attorney General of New York and Attorney General of

2017] [I.E.A. S.62 Massachusetts, Civil Action 16-cv-00469-K in District Court Texas (N), U.S. Order
Expl 2 First Part] 29.03.2017_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
L4.0298[4-4-2017]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
16-134-F Judgement 04.04.2017_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
First Part]
L4.0299[21-6- [21-6-2017]_The Marshall County Coal Company v. John Oliver, Circuit Court, Marshall
2017] [I.E.A. S.62 County, W. Virginia, U.S., Civil Action 17-C-124, 21.06.2017_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
L4.03[21-8-2017]
[21-8-2017]_Compendium of Judgements/Orders of (& application dt. 21.08.17 in) the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
National Green Tribunal Case OA 407/17_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol.III p.687
First Part]
L4.0301[22-8- [22-8-2017]_Energy Transfer v. Greenpeace Resolute v. Greenpeace District Court North

2017] [I.E.A. S.62 Dakota Western Division Case 17-cv-00173-CSM Complaint 22.08.2017_
L4.0302[12-9-
[12-9-2017]_Kemppi v Adani Mining Pty Ltd (No 5) [2018] FCA 2104 _
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0303[16-10-
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
Order 16.10.2017_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
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L4.0304[2-2-2018]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L4.0305[12-3-
[12-3-2018]_John Holland Pty Ltd v Adani Abbot Point Terminal Pty Ltd (No. 2) [2018]
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
QSC 48_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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L4.0306[16-3- [16-3-2018]_County of San Mateo v. Chevron et al, Case No. 17-cv-04929-VC, Calif (N)
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 District Court, U.S., Order 16.03.2018, Judge Chhabria Rules Case to Stay in District
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L4.0307[21-3- [21-3-2018]_City of Oakland v. BP PLC Transcript of Judge Alsup Tutorial on Climate
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Change, 21.03.2018 District Court, California (N) No. C 17-06011 WHA_
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Massachusetts, Civil Action 17-cv-02301-VEC in District Court New York (S), U.S. Order
L4.0309[25-6-
[25-6-2018]_City of Oakland v. BP PLC of England, District Court, Northern District of
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
California, U.S., 25.06.2018 No. C 17-06011 WHA_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.031[28-6-2018] [28-6-2018]_Juliana v. United States Appeals Court, Oregon, U.S., Case 18-36082 Expert
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Report of Noble Prize Winner Joseph E. Stiglitz, PH.D. University Professor, Columbia
First Part] University, 28.06.2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L4.0311[17-8-
[17-8-2018]_Kemppi v Adani Mining Pty Ltd (No 4) [2018] FCA 1245_
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0312[9-10- [9-10-2018]_The Hague Court of Appeal (High Court), The State of The Netherlands v.
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Urgenda Foundation, ECLI:NL:GHDHA:2018:2610, 09.10.2018_
L4.0313[18-12-
[18-12-2018]_Kemppi v Adani Mining Pty Ltd [2018] FCA 2012_
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0314[21-12-
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0315[9-1-2019] [9-1-2019]_Olivia CHERNAIK & Kelsey Cascadia Rose JULIANA v. Kate BROWN, in her
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 official capacity as Governor of the State of Oregon, Judgement of the Court of Appeals,
First Part] 09.01.2019, [295 Or App 584 (2019)]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XII p.2790
L4.0316[11-2-
[11-2-2019]_2019.02.11 Varinder Kumar v. State of Himachal Pradesh, MANU-SC-0173-
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0317[25-2- [25-2-2019]_Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Mauritius in 1965, Advisory Opinion, I.C.J. Reports 2019, p. 95_
L4.0318[8-3-2019] [8-3-2019]_Judgement passed by the National Green Tribunal (P.B.), New Delhi in OA
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 407/2017 titled Sarvadaman Singh Oberoi v. Union of India_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1996-
First Part] 2019_Vol.I p.202
[8-3-2019]_Olivia CHERNAIK & Kelsey Cascadia Rose JULIANA v. KATE BROWN, in her
L4.0319[8-3-2019]
official capacity as Governor of the State of Oregon, BRIEF OF AMICUS CURIAE
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Multnomah County, 08.03.2019 in the Supreme Court of Oregon_
First Part]
WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XII p.2814
L4.032[8-3-2019]
[8-3-2019]_Commissioner of Police v. Da Costa-Reidel (on behalf of Stop Adani Sydney)
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
[2019] NSWSC 198_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
First Part]
L4.0321[12-4- [12-4-2019]_Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal, Rome “Session on Human Rights, Fracking

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 and Climate Change” Advisory Opinion 12 April 2019 pp.1-101 12.04.2019_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXXI p.7299
[8-5-2019]_2019.05.08 The Kerala State Coastal Zone Management Authority v. The

State of Kerala Maradu Municipality, 2019 (7) SCC 248, MANU/SC/0808/2019 -"We also
L4.0322[8-5-2019] take judicial notice of recent devastation in Kerala which had taken place due to heavy
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 rains compounded by such unbridled construction activities resulting in colossal loss of
First Part] human life and property due to such unauthorised activity" para 14 - "The fait accompli
of constructions being made which are in the teeth of the Notification cannot present,
but a highly vulnerable argument" para 17.108_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L4.0323[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_Order dt. 10.05.2019 in MA 29 of 2019 in OA 325 of 2015_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.III p.760
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L4.0324[13-5- [13-5-2019]_Judgement and Order dated 13.05.2019 Allegation of International Crime of

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Aggression as per Article 141 acknowledged by the domestic court_
L4.0325[24-5-
[24-5-2019]_Kemppi v Adani Mining Pty Ltd [2019] FCAFC 94 _
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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[11-6-2019]_NIA Special Case No. 1 of 2018, Ahmedabad -"mere one-liner on the footer
L4.0326[11-6-
stating that “this report is issued under section 65(B) of the Indian Evidence Act” cannot
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
be termed as compliance to the mandatory provisions of Sec.65B" para 128_
Expl 2 First Part]
L4.0327[12-7-
[12-7-2019]_Kemppi v Adani Mining Pty Ltd (No 2) [2019] FCAFC 117 _
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0328[22-7- [22-7-2019]_Olivia CHERNAIK & Kelsey Cascadia Rose JULIANA v. KATE BROWN, in her
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 official capacity as Governor of the State of Oregon, BRIEF OF AMICI CURIAE Law
Expl 2 First Part] Professors, 22.07.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIII p.2844
L4.0329[19-8- [19-8-2019]_Orders in CM 699/19/ 13.05.19, CM 737/19/ 09.08.19, CM

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 788/19/09.08.19/27.05.19/30.05.19: CM 1301/13/ 19.08.19, CS 22116/14/ 06.09.19 &
Expl 2 First Part] 19.08.19 [Amicus Orders]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.III p.657
L4.033[26-8-2019]
[26-8-2019]_OA 829/2019 Ocean Pollution Matter, 26.08.2019_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXII p.4871
First Part]
L4.0331[13-9- [13-9-2019]_Opinion of the Attorney General to the Supreme Court of the Netherlands,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 13.09.2019, in State of the Netherlands (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate) v.
Expl 2 First Part] Urgenda Foundation ECLI: NL: PHR: 2019: 887_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIII p.2909
L4.0332[13-9-
[13-9-2019]_Adani Abbot Point Terminal Pty Ltd v Lake Vermont Resources Pty Ltd & Ors
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
[2019] QSC 240_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
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L4.0333[17-9-
[17-9-2019]_Judgement of NGT in OA 829/2019 Ocean Pollution Matter, 17.09.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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2019] [I.E.A. S.62 official capacity as Governor of the State of Oregon, Respondents BRIEF ON THE MERITS
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L4.0335[17-10-
[17-10-2019]_Adani Enterprises Limited v. Union of India MANU-MH-2866-2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0336[18-10-
[18-10-2019]_EPCA Air Pollution Report No 106 to Hon'ble Supreme Court of India,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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2019] [I.E.A. S.62 official capacity as Governor of the State of Oregon, Petitioners’ Reply Brief, 23.10.2019_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XV p.3546
L4.0338[3-11- [3-11-2019]_Index of Judgements of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India (S.No. 1-28) with its
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 own index page at p.9316, 22.04.1955 to 14.11.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1955-
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L4.0339[3-11- [3-11-2019]_Index of Other Judgements and UN Doc., 30.12.19 (SNo. 1-13) with its own
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 index page at p.9656, 11.03.1941 to 20.12.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXXX
L4.034[5-11-2019]
[5-11-2019]_Tata Housing Development Company Ltd. v. Aalok Jagga and Ors., 2019 (14)
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L4.0341[6-11-
[6-11-2019]_W.P.(C) No. 13029/1985 M.C. Mehta v. Union of India, 06.11.2019 (SC)
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
[STUBBLE BURNING]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XVII p.3918
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2019] [I.E.A. S.62 official capacity as Governor of the State of Oregon: S.C. (Or.) Case status as on
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L4.0343[18-11-
[18-11-2019]_Statesman Limited v. Govt of NCT of Delhi 2019-178-DRJ-255_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0344[5-12-
[5-12-2019]_Kantaru Rajeevaru v. Indian Young Lawyers Association MANU-SCOR-73832-
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L4.0345[20-12- [20-12-2019]_The Supreme Court of The Netherlands, The State of The Netherlands v.
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Urgenda Foundation, ECLI:NL:HR:2019:2007, 20.12.2019_
L4.0346[8-1-2020]
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L4.0347[13-1-
[13-1-2020]_Kantaru Rajeevaru v. Indian Young Lawyers Association MANU-SC-0315-
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0348[13-1-
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L4.0349[17-1-
[17-1-2020]_Juliana v. United States Dissenting Judge Josephine L. Staton, Appeals
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L4.0352[10-2-
[10-2-2020]_Directorate of Revenue Intelligence v. Adani Enterprises Ltd MANU-SCOR-
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
15429-2020_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
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L4.0355[18-2-
[18-2-2020]_Antikeros Shipping Corporation v. Adani Enterprises Ltd MANU-MH-0270-
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L4.0356[28-4-
[28-4-2020]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd v Office of the Information Commissioner & Ors
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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[2-6-2020]_Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd v. Adani Power Mundra Ltd MANU-SCOR-29312-
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L4.0359[22-6-
[22-6-2020]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd & Anor v Pennings [2020] QSC 249_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.036[4-8-2020]
[4-8-2020]_Adani Enterprises Ltd v. Antikeros Shipping Corporation MANU-SCOR-34427-
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L4.0361[17-8- [17-8-2020]_S. Rajasekaran v. The Director MANU-TN-4165-2020 Delay in investigation

2020] [I.E.A. S.62 can destroy the evidence and affect the case, paras 11 to 13_
L4.0362[17-8-
[17-8-2020]_Adani Mining Pty Ltd & Anor v Pennings [2020] QCA 169_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0363[26-8-
[26-8-2020]_Adani Abbot Point Terminal Pty Ltd v Lake Vermont Resources Pty Ltd & Ors
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
[2020] QSC 260_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
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L4.0364[28-8-
[28-8-2020]_Adani Power v. Union of India MANU-SCOR-36575-2020_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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L4.0365[31-8-
[31-8-2020]_ Jaipur Vidyut Vitaran Nigam Ltd v. Adani Power Rajasthan Ltd MANU-SC-
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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[2-9-2020]_Hoboken-v-Exxon-Et-Al-Complaint-9-2-20, Superior Court, New Jersey, U.S._
L4.0366[2-9-2020]
WITNESS_Krovatin Nau Tel: +1-973-424-9777 Fax: +1-973-424-9779 Gerald Krovatin
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
<info@krovatin.com> David Hasemyer
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L5.0367[16-11-
[16-11-1978]_1979 1 SCC Jour 17 Role of Judges-HR Khanna_
1978] [I.E.A. S.62
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L5.0368[12-1-
[12-1-1979]_A Comparative Analysis of the British State Immunity Act of 1978_
1979] [I.E.A. S.62
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L5.0369[1-12-
[1-12-1983]_State Immunity Act The Canadian Bar Review Vol 61 No. 4 pp.843-855
1983] [I.E.A. S.62
Jewett and Molot_ WITNESS__ISSN:0008-3003PERIOD_1983_Vol. p.
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[31-12-1989]_Michigan Journal of International Law 1989 Volume 11 Issue 1 pp.105-128

L5.037[31-12-
“The International Law of State Responsibility: Revolution or Evolution?” Pierre-Marie
1989] [I.E.A. S.62
Dupuy 31.12.1989_ WITNESS_Pierre-Marie Dupuy_ISSN:1052-
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2867PERIOD_1989_Vol.XXX p.6924
L5.0371[30-4- [30-4-1996]_California Western International Law Journal 1996 Volume 26 Issue 2

1996] [I.E.A. S.62 pp.215-271 “The International Crime of Ecocide” Mark Allan Gray 30.04.1996_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__ ISSN:0886-3210PERIOD_1996_Vol.XXX p.6949
L5.0372[30-6-
[30-6-1996]_The New Oppenheim and its Theory of International Law, Mark W. Janis, 16
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
Oxford J. Legal Stud. 1996 pp.329-336_ WITNESS__ISSN:0143-6503PERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
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[3-10-2005]_Verbum et Ecclesia (2005) Volume 26 Issue 3 pp.867-890 “Ecocide, the

L5.0373[3-10-
integrity of creation and the rights of the next generation” JM Vorster 03.10.2005_
2005] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Prof. Jakobus M. Vorster <koosvorster@nwu.ac.za>_ISSN:1609-
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L5.0374[14-2-
[14-2-2010]_UNDP Environment & Energy Group Climate Series February 2010 -
2010] [I.E.A. S.62
Emission targets pledged COP-15_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2010_Vol.VIII p.1804
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[15-6-2010]_Natural Resources Defense Council (Estd 1970) 40 West 20th Street, 11th
floor, New York, NY 10011 June 2010 - India committed to reducing its emissions
intensity by 20 to 25 percent below 2005 levels by 2020. To meet and exceed this goal,
L5.0375[15-6-
India is increasing fuel efficiency standards by 2011; adopting building energy codes by
2010] [I.E.A. S.62
2012: increasing forest cover to sequester 10 percent of India’s annual emissions;
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increasing the fraction of India’s electricity derived from wind, solar and small hydro to
20 percent by 2020 (from the current level of 8 percent)_
WITNESS__PERIOD_2010_Vol.VIII p.1802
L5.0376[28-5-
[28-5-2011]_Delivery of Legal Services Thesis 28.5.2011 Sangita Dhingra Sehgal_
2011] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_President DSCDRC <presidentsds1@gmail.com>_PERIOD_2011_Vol. p.
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L5.0377[30-10-
[30-10-2012]_Leading Cases U.K. National Law University, Delhi_
2012] [I.E.A. S.62
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[6-2-2013]_Crime Law and Social Change (April 2013) Volume 59 Issue 1 pp.251-266
L5.0378[6-2-2013]
“Protecting the Planet: a proposal for a law of ecocide” Polly Higgins, Damien Short,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Nigel South 06.02.2013_ WITNESS_Damien Short and Nigel South_ISSN: 0925-
First Part]
L5.0379[30-11-
[30-11-2013]_Human Rights Law Review: Article 4 of the UNFCCC,1992 Dr. Zoi Aliozi,
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
30.11.2013_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol.XXIII p.5117
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[5-6-2014]_Romanian Journal of European Affairs (June 2014) Volume 14 Issue 2 pp.5-28

L5.038[5-6-2014]
“Strengthening the Idea of “By Citizens, for Citizens” in the Context of the European
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Citizens’ Initiative – Brief Analysis of Initiatives” Oana-Mariauca Petrescu 05.06.2014_
First Part]
WITNESS_Oana-Mariauca Petrescu_ISSN:1841-4273PERIOD_2014_Vol.XXX p.7087
[23-6-2014]_The International Journal of Human Rights (2014) Volume 18 Issue 3 pp.298-

L5.0381[23-6-
319 “Marx, Lemkin and the genocide-ecocide nexus” Martin Crook, Damien Short
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
23.06.2014_ WITNESS_Martin Crook and Damien Short_ISSN:1364-
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[1-8-2014]_“Green Crminology: Reflections, Connections, Horizons” Nigel South

L5.0382[1-8-2014]
01.08.2014 International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy (2014) Volume
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
3 Issue 2 pp.5-20 _ WITNESS_Nigel South_ISSN:2202-7998PERIOD_2014_Vol.XXXII
First Part]
p.7699
L5.0383[15-9-
[15-9-2014]_International Law Outline, Tom Pavone based on Carter Weiner, 2011_
2014] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_2011 Tom Pavone <tpavone@princeton.edu>_PERIOD_2014_Vol. p.
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L5.0384[30-3-
[30-3-2015]_The Oslo Principles on Global Climate Change Obligations, 2015 _
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol.X p.2230
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L5.0385[30-3-
[30-3-2015]_Legal Commentary Oslo Principles on Global Climate Change Obligations_
2015] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L5.0386[14-5- [14-5-2015]_The Public Trust Doctrine, Private Water Allocation, and Mono Lake: The
2015] [I.E.A. S.62 Historic Saga of “National Audobon Society v. Superior Court”
Expl 2 First Part] ERIN RYAN, 14.05.2015_ WITNESS_Erin Ryan_PERIOD_2015_Vol.X p.2333
L5.0387[7-7-2015]
[7-7-2015]_ECHR, Health-related issues in the case-law of the ECHR 07.10.2015_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L5.0388[30-9- [30-9-2015]_Eradicating Ecocide Laws and governance to prevent the destruction of our
2015] [I.E.A. S.62 planet, Polly Higgins, 2nd edition, 2015 30.09.2015 Vol XXX p.7112_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2015_Vol.X p.2415
L5.0389[10-3- [10-3-2016]_2016.03.10 Seminar to Assess Working of Human Rights Courts in India, NJA
2016] [I.E.A. S.62 Bhopal_ WITNESS_Director National Judicial Academy
Expl 2 First Part] <rgoda@nja.gov.in>_PERIOD_1970-2016_Vol. p.
[11-5-2016]_“Climate Change: Tackling the Challenge Confronting India” Indian Foreign

L5.039[11-5-2016]
Affairs Journal, Vol 11, Issue No. 2, Apr-Jun 2016 pp.124-138_ WITNESS_Ajai Malhotra,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
I.F.S., Distinguished Fellow & Senior Adviser (Climate Change), TERI Ajai Malhotra
First Part]
<chikitsa@chikitsatrust.org>_PERIOD_2016_Vol.XXI p.4601
[27-7-2016]_In fact Consultations seek the ‘correct picture’ on upper Ganga dams, Jay
L5.0391[27-7-
Mazoomdaar, The Indian Express_ WITNESS_Uma Bharti <umashribharti@gmail.com>
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
Shashi Shekhar <upport@cauverycalling.org>_ISSN:2522-638XPERIOD_2004-2017_Vol.
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p.
L5.0392[31-8- [31-8-2016]_The Great Transition Initiative pp.1-6 “Against Ecocide: Legal Protection for
2016] [I.E.A. S.62 Earth” Femke Wijdekop 31.08.2016_ WITNESS_Femke Wijdekop_PERIOD_2016_Vol.XXX
L5.0393[16-10- [16-10-2016]_Usage of Foreign Law in the Expansion of Human Rights Protection in the
2016] [I.E.A. S.62 US Supreme Court Case Law 17.10.2016_ WITNESS_Andrej Stefanovic
Expl 2 First Part] <andrejstef89@gmail.com>_PERIOD_2016_Vol.XI p.2455
[19-6-2017]_“Justifying the Creation of an International Environmental Criminal Court

L5.0394[19-6-
(IECC) to Protect World Biodiversity” pp.1-22 Dr. R. Vekatasamy & Dr. Michael White
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
19.06.2017_ WITNESS_Dr. R. Vekatasamy & Dr. Michael White_PERIOD_2017_Vol.XXX
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p.7134
[26-9-2017]_The International Journal of Human Rights (2017) Volume 22 Issue 4 pp.550-

L5.0395[26-9-
573 “The ‘solution’ is now the ‘problem’ wind energy, colonisation and the ‘genocide-
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
ecocide nexus’ in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec,Oaxaca” Alexander Dunlap 26.09.2017_
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WITNESS_Alexander Dunlap_ISSN:1364-2987PERIOD_2017_Vol.XXX p.7156
[31-12-2017]_Panama Papers and the dilemma of global financial transparency, Syed

L5.0396[31-12-
Haider Ali Zaidi, IJMRM, Volume 1, Issue 2 (September – December 2017) pp.18-35_
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Syed Haider Ali Zaidi <haideraz.1983@gmail.com>_ISSN:2522-
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638XPERIOD_2004-2017_Vol. p.
L5.0397[31-12- [31-12-2017]_Panama Papers and Malta, European Atlas of Democratic Deficit_
2017] [I.E.A. S.62 WITNESS_Dr Michael Briguglio
Expl 2 First Part] <maltasociologicalassociation@gmail.com>_PERIOD_2004-2017_Vol. p.
L5.0398[31-12-
[31-12-2017]_European Atlas of Democratic Deficit, 2017_ WITNESS_Dr Miłosz Hodun
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
<info@liberalforum.eu>_PERIOD_2004-2017_Vol. p.
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[26-2-2018]_Recent climate litigation concerning environmental rights, A presentation

L5.0399[26-2-
by The Hon. Justice Brian J Preston SC, Chief Judge of the Land and Environment Court of
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
NSW, 26.02.2018_ WITNESS_Hon. Justice Brian J Preston SC_PERIOD_2018_Vol.XII
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p.2709
L5.04[30-8-2018]
[30-8-2018]_Theoretical Criminology (2018) Volume 22 Issue 3 pp.295-297 30.08.2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS__ISSN: 1362-4806PERIOD_2018_Vol.XXXII p.7696
First Part]
[1-12-2018]_Melbourne Journal of International Law (2018) Volume 19 Issue 2 pp.586-

L5.0401[1-12-
613 “Enhancing Accountability for Environmental Damage under International Law:
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Ecocide as a Legal Fulfilment of Ecological Integrity” Rosemary Mwanza 01.12.2018_
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WITNESS_Rosemary Mwanza_ISSN:1444-8602PERIOD_2018_Vol.XXXI p.7222
L5.0402[1-1-2019] [1-1-2019]_The University of Tasmania Law Review (2018) Volume 37 Issue 2 pp.95-115
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 “Ecocide and the Carbon Crimes of the Powerful” Rob White 01.01.2019_ WITNESS_Rob
First Part] White _ISSN:0082-2108PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXXI p.7181
[1-1-2019]_The University of Tasmania Law Review (2018) Volume 37 Issue 2 pp.1-187

L5.0403[1-1-2019] “Special Issue: Imagining a Different Future, Overcoming Barriers to Climate Justice”
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 01.01.2019_ WITNESS_Steve Vanderheiden Tel: +1-303-492-9482 Fax: +1-303-735-1576
First Part] Email: steven.vanderheiden@colorado.edu_ISSN:0082-2108PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXXII
p.7410
L5.0404[15-1- [15-1-2019]_Why Relying on Parliamentary Panel Reports is Important in Litigation The

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Wire, 15.01.2019_ WITNESS_Sarojini Nadimpally <sarojinipr@gmail.com>_PERIOD_1955-
L5.0405[1-2-2019]
[1-2-2019]_The Facilitative Function of Jus in Bello, Eliav Lieblich, EJIL (2019), Vol. 30 No.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
1, pp.321–340_ WITNESS_Eliav Lieblich <elieblich@tauex.tau>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
First Part]
L5.0406[1-2-2019] [1-2-2019]_Jurisdictional Immunities Revisited An analysis of the Procedure Substance

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Distinction in Intl Law Claire EM Jervis EJIL (2019), Vol. 30 No. 1, pp.105–128_
First Part] WITNESS_Claire EM Jervis <claire@clairejervis.com.>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
[1-5-2019]_Intl Law and Economic Exploitation in the Global Commons, Introduction

L5.0407[1-5-2019]
Isabel Feichtner, Surabhi Ranganathan EJIL (2019), Vol. 30 No. 2, pp.541–546_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Isabel Feichtner <isabel.feichtner@jura.uni-wuerzburg.de> Surabhi
First Part]
<sr496@cam.ac.uk>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
[3-6-2019]_Fordham Environmental Law Review Volume 30 Issue 3 pp.1-48 “The
L5.0408[3-6-2019]
Campaign to Make Ecocide an International Crime: Quixotic Quest or Moral Imperative?”
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Anastacia Greene 03.06.2019_ WITNESS_Anastacia Greene_ISSN:1559-
First Part]
4785PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXXI p.7250
[1-10-2019]_Untapped capacity for resilience in environmental law, Garmestani et al

L5.0409[1-10-
PNAS, October 1, 2019, vol. 116, no. 40, pp.19899–19904 - examples from the United
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
States and the European Union_ WITNESS_Ahjond Garmestani
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<garmestani.ahjond@epa.gov>_ISSN:0027-8424PERIOD_1955-2018_Vol. p.
L5.041[4-11-2019]
[4-11-2019]_India Justice Report, 2019, Ranking States on Police, Judiciary, Prisons and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Legal Aid, 04.11.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XVII p.3821
First Part]
[9-5-2020]_Arghya Sengupta's Independence & Accountability-Indian Higher Judiciary,

L5.0411[9-5-2020]
Review by Upendra Baxi, A Battle of 3 ‘A’s Appointments, Autonomy, and
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Accountability_ WITNESS_Upendra Baxi <baxiupendra@gmail.com>_ISSN:0012-
First Part]
9976PERIOD_1950-2020_Vol. p.
L5.0412[4-6-2020] [4-6-2020]_A State is a State is a State Some Thoughts on the Prosecutors Response to
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Amici Briefs Part I, Malcolm N. Shaw, 04.06.2020_ WITNESS_Malcolm N. Shaw
First Part] <mshaw@essexcourt.com>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L5.0413[4-6-2020] [4-6-2020]_A State is a State is a State Some Thoughts on the Prosecutors Response to
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Amici Briefs Part II, Malcolm N. Shaw, 04.06.2020_ WITNESS_Malcolm N. Shaw
First Part] <mshaw@essexcourt.com>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.0414[1-1-1994] [1-1-1994]_Lassa Oppenheim's Nine Lives YLJ 1994 Vol. 19 pp.255-284_ WITNESS_Prof.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 W. Michael Reisman <michael.reisman@yale.edu> _ISSN:0044-0094PERIOD_2020_Vol.
First Part] p.
[20-2-1996]_Natural and anthropogenic changes in atmospheric CO2 over the last 1000
L6.0415[20-2-
years from air in Antarctic ice and firn, Etheridge et al. 1996, Journal of Geophysical
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
Research Vol. 101, No. D2, 20.02.1996 pp.4115-4128_ WITNESS__ISSN:2169-
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897XPERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
L6.0416[31-5- [31-5-1996]_Report "We must know” Down To Earth Vol 5 No 1 p.5 (A collusive
1996] [I.E.A. S.62 Rajasthan Government forced to part with information of pollution by industry of the
Expl 2 First Part] farmland of poor farmers)_ WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-8079PERIOD_1995-1996_Vol.I p.182
L6.0417[31-5- [31-5-1996]_Report "Uproar over a burning issue” Down To Earth Vol 5 No 1 pp.22-23
1996] [I.E.A. S.62 (report as to how water and air is polluted by incinerators used for Municipal Solid
Expl 2 First Part] Waste)_ WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-8079PERIOD_1985-1996_Vol.I p.183
L6.0418[31-5-
[31-5-1996]_"Hospital waste: management morass" Down To Earth Vol.5 No.1 pp.29-
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
33_ WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-8079PERIOD_1990-1996_Vol.I p.185
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[31-5-1996]_Report “Time to sit up” Down To Earth Vol 5 No 1 p.58 (discusses outcome
L6.0419[31-5-
of impending negotiations consequent to the United Nations Conference on Economic
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
Development, 1992 (UNCED)_ WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-8079PERIOD_1992-1996_Vol.I
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p.190
L6.042[31-5-1996] [31-5-1996]_Report “India way ahead in tackling waste” Down To Earth Vol 5 No 1 p.59
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 (also discusses how 20 % of the world’s population has brought the planet to its knees)_
First Part] WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-8079PERIOD_1991-1996_Vol.I p.191
[15-6-1996]_Editorial Down To Earth Vol 5 No 2 p.6, Padma Bhushan, late Sh. Anil Kumar
L6.0421[15-6- Agarwal laments that “… biggest challenge before this government will be to create
1996] [I.E.A. S.62 systems of governance that bring about a healthy balance between environment and
Expl 2 First Part] development. With a population ready to cross a billion…”_ WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-
8079PERIOD_1994-1996_Vol.I p.192
[15-6-1996]_Report "The tiny killers” Down To Earth Vol 5 No 2 p.7 discusses the
L6.0422[15-6-
dangers of ‘fine particle pollution’ from “coal fired plants, diesel burning trucks and
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
buses, petrol-powered cars, industrial boilers and even wood burning stoves.”_
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WITNESS__ISSN: 0971-8079PERIOD_1970-1996_Vol.I p.194
[15-6-1996]_Report “To be healthy, wealthy and wise …. activists must fight for better
prevention and health education” Down To Earth Vol 5 No 2 pp.55-57 Padma Bhushan,
late Sh. Anil Kumar Agarwal laments “Felling of tropical forests have generated diseases
like the recent Ebola virus epidemic in … Kyasanur Forest Disease in Karnataka. Due to
L6.0423[15-6-
the mismanagement of the sub-Himalayan flood plains, drainage, congestion and
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
constant waterlogging appear to have revived kala azar in Bihar. …. exposed to
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numerous little known chemicals. Delhi’s citizens have the highest concentration of DDT
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[25-11-2019]_“World’s Suicide Pact? Psychology of collective inaction disables us as

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8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.XX p.4456
[25-11-2019]_“Recognising the climate crisis. The world, and India, face an existential
L6.0499[25-11-
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2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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[10-12-2019]_Fossil fuel combustion is driving indoor CO2 toward levels harmful to

L6.0501[10-12- human cognition, AGU Centenary Meeting, GC21I-1369 10.12.2019_ WITNESS_Dr.
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Kristopher B Karnauskas<kristopher.karnauskas@colorado.edu> Shelly L
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Schapiro<aschapir@sas.upenn.edu>_PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXV p.5744
L6.0502[11-12-
[11-12-2019]_URGEWALD CPDL 2019 download 6, 11.12.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L6.0503[11-12- [11-12-2019]_2019.12.11 Banks and Investors Against Future, NGO Research Reveals
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Top Financiers of New Coal Power Development, 2019, Urgewald_
L6.0504[11-12-
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 [11-12-2019]_URGEWALD_GCEL_2019_download_1_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
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[1-1-2020]_Down To Earth Vol 28 No 16, 01.01.2020, “CLIMATE COLLAPSE: In 2010, the
L6.0505[1-1-2020] developing countries wrote off the historical carbon debt of the developed countries -
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 How we let the culprits go” “Climate negotiations … no more a multilateral effort …Going
First Part] by the pledges, the temperature rise in this century …. between 3 deg C and 3.9 deg C.”
(pp.6415-6417)_ WITNESS__ISSN:0012-5792PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXVIII p.6397
[1-1-2020]_Trends in Ecology & Evolution, January 2020, Volume 35 Issue 1 pp.81-90 “A

L6.0506[1-1-2020]
Horizon Scan of Emerging Global Biological Conservation Issues for 2020” William J.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L6.0507[1-1-2020] [1-1-2020]_Trends in Ecology & Evolution, January 2020, Volume 35 Issue 1 pp.1-90
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 01.01.2020_ WITNESS_William J. Sutherland <wjs32@cam.ac.uk>._ISSN:0169-
First Part] 5347PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXXII p.7603
[9-1-2020]_The Determination of Snow Albedo from Satellite Measurements Using Fast

Atmospheric Correction Technique, Alexander Kokhanovsky et al, Remote Sensing_
L6.0508[9-1-2020] WITNESS_Alexander Kokhanovsky <a.kokhanovsky@vitrocisetbelgium.com> Jason E. Box
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 <jeb@geus.dk> Baptiste Vandecrux <bav@geus.dk> Kenneth D. Manko <kdm@geus.dk>
First Part] Maxim Lamare <maxim.lamare@meteo.fr> Alexander Smirnov <alexander.smirnov-
1@nasa.gov> Michael Kern <Michael.Kern@esa.int>_ISSN:2072-4292PERIOD_2019_Vol.
p.
L6.0509[9-1-2020] [9-1-2020]_The Determination of Snow Albedo from Satellite Measurements Using Fast
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Atmospheric Correction Technique, A. Kokhanovsky, Jason E. Box, et al, 09.01.2020_
First Part] WITNESS_Prof. Jason E. Box <jeb@geus.dk> _ISSN:2072-4292PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.051[15-1-2020]
[15-1-2020]_Davos 2020 - The Global Risks Report, 2020_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXVIII p.6561
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[16-1-2020]_“Climate Risk and Response” McKinsey Global Institute, 16.01.2010 “Using

business as usual scenario RCP 8.5 (CO2-e emission)” (p.6447) “Warming of the Earth is
‘locked in’ over the next decade, and further warming will continue till net-zero
L6.0511[16-1-
emissions are reached….. Since … mid-18th century, humans have released nearly 2.5
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
trillion tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere, raising atmospheric concentrations from
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about 280 … ppmv to 415 ppmv.” (p.6459) [This does not include the other GHGs – CO2,
methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons and sulfur hexafluoride]
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[16-1-2020]_Down To Earth Vol 28 No 17, 16.01.2020, “Northeast lost 18% forests in last
9 years” (p.6535) “India’s promising wind energy sector is struggling as the government
L6.0512[16-1- gives more attention to solar power.” (p.6539) “A simplistic formulation ignores the
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 reality of India’s research environment … India ... third position globally in the number of
Expl 2 First Part] peer-reviewed … publications … listed at 166 for average citations … per paper” (p.6557)
“… country’s poor health indicators ..” (pp.6558)_ WITNESS__ISSN:0012-
5792PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXVIII p.6531
L6.0513[11-2-
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 [11-2-2020]_URGEWALD Coal Exit Flyer FINAL V02_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[12-2-2020]_Symposium report emerging threats for human health impact of
L6.0514[12-2- socioeconomic and climate change on zoonotic diseases in the Republic of Sakha
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 Yakutia_ WITNESS_Irene Huber <irene.huber@uni-hohenheim.de> Katerina Potapova
Expl 2 First Part] <katerina.potapova@uni-hohenheim.de> Konstantin Nifontov
<kosnif@yandex.ru>_ISSN:2242-3982PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
[15-2-2020]_CSE, DownToEarth, 15.02.2020 “India is Depopulating” EDIT/Of pests and

climate change (p.8087), Freak weather to continue in 2020 (p.8094), Climate Change/
Pest Attack/ Farm raiders (pp.8096-8102), ANALYSIS/ Arsenic (in groundwater pp.8103-
8105), COVER STORY/ Population (pp.8106-8118), SCIENCE/ Climate Change –Tree rings
definitive evidence of global warming (pp.8120-8122), Wildlife recall (pp.8124-8126)
L6.0515[15-2-
CAPITALIST CON (WEF 50th anniversary – climate change/ poverty, social exclusion and
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
the death of capitalism – Climate change and environmental mismanagement – most
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crippling reasons for loss of livelihoods – Child activists accusing governments for not
protecting their future- new Davos Manifesto wants corporates to pay tax, not to indulge
in corruption and work towards a “shared value creation” – Will governments enforce
“Stakeholder Capitalism”? (p.8129)_ WITNESS__ISSN:0012-
5792PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXXIV p.8086
[11-3-2020]_An IPCC special report on the impacts of global warming of 1.5 °C above pre-
L6.0516[11-3-
industrial levels and related global greenhouse gas emission pathways 04.06.2019 with
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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<Valerie.masson@lsce.ipsl.fr>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.0517[25-3- [25-3-2020]_2020.03.25 South Koreas Hydrogen Strategy and Industrial Perspectives,

2020] [I.E.A. S.62 IFRI, Sichao Kan, 25.03.2020_ WITNESS_IFRI
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L6.0518[9-4-2020] [9-4-2020]_Detection of novel coronaviruses in bats in Myanmar, Marc T. Valitutto,

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Tracey Goldstein, PLOS ONE _ WITNESS_Dr Tracey Goldstein
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L6.0519[14-4- [14-4-2020]_Extracts Archaeology, climate, and global change in the Age of Humans,
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 Kristina Douglas Jago Cooper, PNAS vol. 117 no. 15 pp.8250-8343_ WITNESS_Kristina
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L6.052[17-4-2020] [17-4-2020]_Exceptional 20th Century Ocean Circulation in the Northeast Atlantic,

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Geophysical Research Letters, Spooner et al, 17.04.2020_ WITNESS_ J. Murray Roberts
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L6.0522[17-4-
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[26-4-2020]_Climate math What a 1.5-degree pathway would take, Decarbonizing global
L6.0523[26-4- business at scale is achievable, but the math is daunting, McKinsey Quarterly,
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 26.04.2020_ WITNESS_Irene Huber <irene.huber@uni-hohenheim.de> Katerina
Expl 2 First Part] Potapova <katerina.potapova@uni-hohenheim.de> Konstantin Nifontov
<kosnif@yandex.ru>_ISSN:0047-5394PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.0524[2-5-2020] [2-5-2020]_EDITORIAL Undemocratic Evasion of Environmental Responsibility, The draft

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 EIA Notification is an affront to the environment and to democratic processes, EPW
First Part] 02.05.2020 vol 55 no 18, p.8_ WITNESS__ISSN:0012-9976PERIOD_1950-2020_Vol. p.
[4-5-2020]_Slow Release, A less rigorous lockdown does not mean COVID-19 has been
L6.0525[4-5-2020]
overcome, Editorial, The Hindu, New Delhi, 04.05.2020_ WITNESS_Mukund
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Padmanabhan <mukundpadmanabhan@gmail.com> Editor-in-Chief, The Hindu
First Part]
<mukund.p@thehindu.co.in>_ISSN:0971-751XPERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.0526[4-5-2020]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [4-5-2020]_Critique Draft EIA Notification 2020 Drishti_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
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L6.0527[4-5-2020]
[4-5-2020]_DIBANG VALLEY PROJECT, HT Delhi p.9 _ WITNESS_Dr. Mrutyunjay
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L6.0528[9-5-2020]
[9-5-2020]_EDITORIAL COVID-19 and National Disaster Management Act EPW Vol. 55
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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[9-5-2020]_COVID-19 Crisis Economic Stimulus Packages and Environmental
L6.0529[9-5-2020]
Sustainability, Poonam Mulchandani, EPW Vol. 55, Issue 19_ WITNESS_Poonam
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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p.
[15-5-2020]_Global Energy Outlook 2020 Report With Commentary on Implications of

L6.053[15-5-2020]
the COVID-19 Pandemic, RFF, Wasington D.C,_ WITNESS_Seth Villanueva
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
<svillanueva@rff.org> Daniel Raimi <raimi@rff.org> Richard G. Newell <newell@rff.org>
First Part]
Brian Prest <prest@rff.org> RFF <raimi@rff.org>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.0531[16-5-
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L6.0532[17-5-
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L6.0533[18-5-
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2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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L6.0534[19-5- [19-5-2020]_Social Tipping dynamics in a world constrained by conflicting interests

2020] [I.E.A. S.62 PNAS_ WITNESS_Ilona M. Otto <ilona.otto@pik-potsdam.de.>_ISSN:0027-
L6.0535[28-5- [28-5-2020]_Warming influence of greenhouse gases continues to rise, CO2-e 500 ppm,
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 Theo Stein, NOAA Research, 2020_ WITNESS_Theo Stein
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L6.0536[10-6-
[10-6-2020]_Leading the battle against climate change Actions for China, McKinsey_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
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[11-6-2020]_Trying to make green hydrogen work in Europe, Decarbonizing hydrogen

L6.0537[11-6-
will take time, thought, and investment, but Europe’s industry says it is committed,
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Vanessa Zainzinger, c&en ISSN:0009-2347_ WITNESS_Vanessa Zainzinger
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<vanessa@zainzinger.net>_ISSN:0009-2347PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
[23-6-2020]_2020.06.23 How air pollution threatens brain health, Long thought to

L6.0538[23-6-
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25 pp.13856–13860_ WITNESS_ Lynne Peeples
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L6.0539[26-6- [26-6-2020]_Power and people, How utilities can adapt to the next normal, McKinsey
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 Paper_ WITNESS_ Lynne Jurich <lynn.jurich@sunrun.com>_ISSN:0047-
L6.054[26-6-2020] [26-6-2020]_Powering up sustainable energy, Can the power industry simultaneously

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 decarbonize generation, propel the transition to electric vehicles, and keep the lights on?
First Part] McKinsey Paper_ WITNESS__ISSN:0047-5394PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L6.0541[3-7-2020]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [3-7-2020]_Climate Report AXA_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
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[15-7-2020]_Knowledge Brief, Fuel Cell Buses, Best Practices and Commercialisation

Approaches, UITP, 15.07.2020_ WITNESS_Klaus Stolzenburg <k.stolzenburg@planet-
L6.0542[15-7-
energie.de> Nicole Whitehouse <NWhitehouse@sphera.com> Simon Whitehouse
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<SWhitehouse@sphera.com> Madeline Ojakovoh <Madeline.Ojakovoh@element-
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energy.co.uk> Efe Usanmaz <efe.usanmaz@uitp.org> Sabrine Skiker
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[28-7-2020]_AQLI Annual Update 2020, Energy Policy Institute at the University of

L6.0543[28-7-
Chicago (EPIC), Michael Greenstone and Claire Fan, 28.07.2020_ WITNESS_Michael
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Greenstone <mgreenst@uchicago.edu> Qing (Claire) Fan
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<claireqfan@uchicago.edu>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
[28-7-2020]_AQLI Bangladesh, Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC),

L6.0544[28-7-
Michael Greenstone and Claire Fan, 28.07.2020_ WITNESS_Michael Greenstone
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<mgreenst@uchicago.edu> Qing (Claire) Fan
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[28-7-2020]_AQLI China, Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC),

L6.0545[28-7-
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[28-7-2020]_AQLI North India Fact Sheet, Energy Policy Institute at the University of
L6.0546[28-7-
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[28-7-2020]_AQLI India Fact Sheet, Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago
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L6.0548[8-9-2020] [8-9-2020]_United In Science 2020, A multi-organization high-level compilation of the

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 latest climate science information, United Nations Environment Programme, 2020_
First Part] WITNESS_UNEP <ggeo.info@unep.org>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
[1-1-822]_Treaty between Tibet and China, 821-822_ WITNESS_Ancient historical edicts

at Lhasa: and the Mu Tsung/Khri Gtsug Lde Brtsan treaty of A.D. 821-822 from the
L7.0549[1-1-822] inscription at Lhasa, H.E. Richardson, Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland;
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Luzac, 1952, OCLC Number:909025354, The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great
First Part] Britain and Ireland (Oct., 1910), pp. 1247-1282 (36 pages) & (Apr., 1911), pp. 389-435
(47 pages) & New Series, Vol. 12, No. 4 (Oct., 1880), pp. 435-541 (112
pages)_PERIOD_822_Vol. p.
L7.055[1-1-1683]
[1-1-1683]_Treaty between Tibet and Bashahr 1681-83 and Tibet and Ladakh 1683_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0551[1-1-1684]
[1-1-1684]_Peace Treaty between Ladakh and Tibet 1684_
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First Part]
L7.0552[1-1-1788]
[1-1-1788]_1788 Agreement between Nepal and Tibet 1788_
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L7.0553[1-1-1792]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [1-1-1792]_Defeat of the Gurkhas 1792_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1792_Vol. p.
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L7.0554[7-9-1842]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [7-9-1842]_Agreement between Ladakh and Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1842_Vol. p.
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L7.0555[1-1-1852]
[1-1-1852]_Agreement between Tibet and Kashmir 1852_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1852_Vol.
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p.
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1856] [I.E.A. S.62 Engagements and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison pp.50-51_
L7.0557[26-6-
[26-6-1858]_1858 Treaty at Tientsin between Great Britain and China_
1858] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0558[13-9- [13-9-1876]_The 13.09.1876 Convention of Chefoo with addendum 18.07.1885 from The
1876] [I.E.A. S.62 Directory & Chronicle for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year 1912 HDPO at pp.63-68_
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1880] [I.E.A. S.62 Series, Vol. 12, No. 4 (Oct., 1880), pp. 435-541 (112 pages) Treaty between Tibet and
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L7.056[24-7-1886] [24-7-1886]_The Burmah Convention between Great Britain and China relative to
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Burmah and Tibet from Hertslet's China Treaties, Third Edition Vol.I, 1908 pp.88-90_
[17-3-1890]_Great Britain China Convention on Sikkim Tibet Border (no Tibetan present),
L7.0561[17-3- signed 17.03.1890 at Calcutta and 17.08.1890 at London, from The Directory & Chronicle
1890] [I.E.A. S.62 for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year 1912 HDPO at p.71 (220 km Tibet-Sikkim
Expl 2 First Part] section of the boundary was jointly demarcated on the ground in 1895)_
L7.0562[17-8-
[17-8-1890]_The Thibet Sikkim Convention at London between Great Britain and China_
1890] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0563[18-1- [18-1-1891]_Chungking Agreement in Chefoo Convention between Great Britain and

1891] [I.E.A. S.62 China from The Directory & Chronicle for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year 1912
Expl 2 First Part] HDPO at pp.70-71_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1891_Vol. p.
L7.0564[5-12-
[5-12-1893]_Regulations regarding Trade Communication and Pasturage Great Britain
1893] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0565[1-3-1894] [1-3-1894]_The Burmah Tibet Convention between Great Britain and China from
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Collection of Treaties Engagements and Sanads, Vol 2, 1909, Aitchison pp.49-63_
L7.0566[4-2-1897] [4-2-1897]_The Burmah Tibet Convention between Great Britain and China from The
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Directory & Chronicle for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year 1912 HDPO at pp.71-73_
L7.0567[1-7-1900]
[1-7-1900]_The Englishman in China During the Victorian Era, Vols. I & II, Alexander
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L7.0568[7-9-1901]
[7-9-1901]_Final Protocol between China and Eleven Powers_
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L7.0569[1-1-1902]
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p.
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L7.057[5-9-1902]
[5-9-1902]_Supplementary Commercial Agreement between Great Britain and China_
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L7.0571[7-9-1904] [7-9-1904]_Convention between the Great Britain and Tibet China Amban Present Did
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Not Sign, from Collection of Treaties Engagements and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison
First Part] pp.23-26_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1904_Vol. p.
L7.0572[27-4- [27-4-1906]_Convention Between Great Britain and China Respecting Tibet from
1906] [I.E.A. S.62 Collection of Treaties Engagements and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison pp.27-28_
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1907] [I.E.A. S.62 War I898-1914 Edited by G. P. GOOCH,HMSO Reprint 1929 pp.305-355_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_1893-1907_Vol. p.
[31-8-1907]_Convention between Great Britain and Russia from British Documents on
L7.0574[31-8-
the Origins of the War I898-1914 Edited by G. P. GOOCH,HMSO Reprint 1929 pp.618-620
1907] [I.E.A. S.62
(in French) and from The Directory & Chronicle for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year
Expl 2 First Part]
1912 HDPO at pp.117-118 (in English)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1907_Vol. p.
L7.0575[20-4- [20-4-1908]_Convention between Great Britain and China on Tibet from Collection of
1908] [I.E.A. S.62 Treaties Engagements and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison pp.28-33_
L7.0576[8-1-1910]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [8-1-1910]_Treaty between Great Britain and Bhutan_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1910_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0577[7-9-1910]
[7-9-1910]_India and Tibet, Sir Francis Edward Younghusband, without Maps, 1910
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Reprint 2019_ WITNESS__ISBN:9783749428809PERIOD_1772-1910_Vol. p.
First Part]
[7-9-1910]_India and Tibet, A history of the relations which have subsisted between the
L7.0578[7-9-1910]
two countries from the time of Warren Hastings to 1910; with a particular account of the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
mission to Lhasa of 1904, Sir Francis Edward Younghusband, 1910 with Maps and
First Part]
Illustrations_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1772-1910_Vol. p.
L7.0579[1-10- [1-10-1910]_The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Oct.,
1910] [I.E.A. S.62 1910, pp.1247-1282 Treaty between Tibet and China, 821-822_ WITNESS__PERIOD_773-
L7.058[1-4-1911] [1-4-1911]_The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland (Apr.,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1911), pp. 389-435 (47 pages) Treaty between Tibet and China, 821-822_
First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_773-822_Vol. p.
L7.0581[1-1-1912]
[1-1-1912]_The Directory & Chronicle for China, Japan, Corea... &C. for the Year 1912
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
HDPO_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1912_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0582[31-8-
[31-8-1912]_US Secretary of State File No. 893.00 1435 dt. 03.12.1912 China does not
1912] [I.E.A. S.62
enjoy sovereignty over Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1912_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0583[14-12-
[14-12-1912]_Agreement between the Chinese and the Thibetans Source, FO 535 15,
1912] [I.E.A. S.62
No.181, Enclosure 6_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1912_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0584[11-1-
1913] [I.E.A. S.62 [11-1-1913]_Treaty between Tibet and Mongolia 1913_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1913_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0585[11-1-
[11-1-1913]_Tibet Mongolia Treaty The Tibet Journal, Vol. 40, No. 1 Spring Summer
1913] [I.E.A. S.62
2015, pp. 3-21_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1913_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0586[13-10-
[13-10-1913]_McMahon Line 13.10.1913 US Records 09.09.1959 Released 12.08.2002
1913] [I.E.A. S.62
CIA-RDP79R00890A001100090008-8_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1913_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[15-1-1914]_(Gaz. of the Govt of India) S.G.P.1., Delhi-No 1053 F, D.-15-1-14-00
L7.0587[15-1-
Proceedings of the 3rd meeting of the Tibet Conference, Delhi, 12.01.1914 [Link with Ch.
1914] [I.E.A. S.62
XXIV p.493 of The McMahon Line, A Study in the Relations between India China and
Expl 2 First Part]
Tibet, 1904 to 1914 Vol 2, Alastair Lamb, 1966]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1914_Vol. p.
L7.0588[25-3- [25-3-1914]_Exchange of notes between the British and Tibetan plenipotentiaries from
1914] [I.E.A. S.62 Collection of Treaties Engagements and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison pp.34-35_
L7.0589[3-7-1914]
[3-7-1914]_Anglo Tibetan Trade Regulations from Collection of Treaties Engagements
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison pp.39-41_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1914_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.059[3-7-1914] [3-7-1914]_Convention Great Britain China and Tibet from Collection of Treaties
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Engagements and Sanads, Vol 14, 1929, Aitchison pp.35-38_
L7.0591[31-8-
[31-8-1917]_Complete Atlas of China, The China Inland Mission, 1917, Edward Stanford_
1917] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0592[1-1-1918]
[1-1-1918]_Western Frontiers of China by Charles Archibald Walker Rose C.I.E., F.R.G.S.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0593[25-10- [25-10-1918]_The Influenza Pandemic of 1918, PHR, July-August 1976, Vol. 91, No. 4
1918] [I.E.A. S.62 378-381, Reprint Vol 33 Nos. 43, 45_ WITNESS__ISSN:0094-6214PERIOD_1918-
[28-6-1919]_Covenant of the League of Nations, 225 Parry 195, In force: 1 October 1920
L7.0594[28-6-
(Dissolution: 20 April 1946) (Source of text of Articles: Blackstone’s International Law
1919] [I.E.A. S.62
Documents, 14th Ed. 2019, pp.1-7) ISBN:9780198838784_
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0595[1-1-1920]
[1-1-1920]_Tibet Handbook No. 70, Historical Section Foreign Office, London 622-1914_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[13-12-1920]_Statute of the Court PCIJ, Series D No. 1, Acts and Documents Concerning
L7.0596[13-12-
the Organization of the Permanent Court of International Justice, Amended upto
1920] [I.E.A. S.62
31.07.1926, AJ Shijthoff's Publishing Company, Leyden, 1926_
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0597[26-8- [26-8-1921]_TIBETAN AUTONOMY 26.08.1921 from A History of Modern Tibet Vol I

1921] [I.E.A. S.62 Melvyn C Goldstein 2014 Ed India p.397_ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
Expl 2 First Part] <melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_PERIOD_1921_Vol. p.
L7.0598[17-6- [17-6-1925]_Protocol for the Prohibition of the Use of Asphyxiating, Poisonous or Other
1925] [I.E.A. S.62 Gases, and of Bacteriological Methods of Warfare, Geneva, 17.06.1925 INDIA
Expl 2 First Part] Ratification 09.04.1930 (with reservation)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1925_Vol.XXXIII p.7715
L7.0599[16-9-
[16-9-1926]_Report of the Commission on Extra-territoriality in China, HMSO
1926] [I.E.A. S.62
Publication, China No. 3 (1926)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1926_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.06[25-11-1926]
[25-11-1926]_Belgium China Treaty Matter PCIJ, Belgium Application 25.11.1926_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0601[8-1-1927] [8-1-1927]_Belgium China Treaty Matter, PCIJ: China repeatedly neglected to join the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 PCIJ proceedings in case of obstruction of China to honour Treaty with Belgium, Series A
First Part] No. 8, AJ Shijthoff's Publishing Company, Leyden, 1927_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1927_Vol. p.
L7.0602[4-4-1928]
[4-4-1928]_Rep. Intl. Arb. Awards, RIAA, 1928, p.829 United States v Netherlands
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Palmas_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1928_Vol. p.
First Part]
[25-5-1929]_Belgium China Treaty Matter, PCIJ: China repeatedly neglected to join the
L7.0603[25-5-
PCIJ proceedings in case of obstruction of China to honour Treaty with Belgium Series A
1929] [I.E.A. S.62
No. 18-19, AJ Shijthoff's Publishing Company, Leyden, 1929_
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0604[1-7-1929]
[1-7-1929]_British Documents on the Origins of the War I898-1914 Edited by G. P.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
GOOCH,HMSO Reprint 1929_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1929_Vol. p.
First Part]
[22-4-1930]_Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armaments (relating to

L7.0605[22-4-
submarine warfare) London, 22.04.1930 INDIA Ratification 27.10.1930 [Proces-verbal
1930] [I.E.A. S.62
06.11.1936 INDIA Signature 06.11.1936 (p.7717)]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1930_Vol.XXXIII
Expl 2 First Part]
p.7716
L7.0606[10-6-
[10-6-1930]_CO29-Forced Labour Convention, 1930 (No. 29) 10.06.1930 INDIA Ratified
1930] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0607[26-12- [26-12-1933]_Convention on the Rights and Duties of States (Montevideo Convention),

1933] [I.E.A. S.62 1936 No. 3802, 165 LNTS 19, 26.12.1933 In Force 26.12.1936_
L7.0608[31-12-
[31-12-1942]_China (Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers,1942)_
1942] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0609[5-8-1943] [5-8-1943]_TIBETAN AUTONOMY 05.08.1943 from A History of Modern Tibet Vol I

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Melvyn C Goldstein 2014 Ed. p.400-402_ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
First Part] <melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_PERIOD_1943_Vol. p.
L7.061[31-12-
[31-12-1943]_China (Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers,1943)_
1943] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0611[8-1-1944] [8-1-1944]_Canadian Minister in China Letter No.20 dt. 08.01.1944 to Canadian Ministry
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 of External Affairs ("most definitely an act of aggression")_
L7.0612[31-12-
[31-12-1944]_China (Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1944
1944] [I.E.A. S.62
Volume VI)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1944_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0613[1-1-1945] [1-1-1945]_Tibetan Precis IOR/L/PS/20/D222 H.E. Richardson, 1945 also see TIBET CIT-8
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Fiche 548-550 (61-63) in British Intelligence on China in Tibet, 1903-1950, A.J.
First Part] Farrington, 2002 p.25_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1945_Vol. p.
L7.0614[26-6- [26-6-1945]_Charter of the United Nations, Done at San Francisco on 26 June 1945 Entry
1945] [I.E.A. S.62 into force: 24 October 1945, Source: International Law Handbook, Collection of
Expl 2 First Part] Instruments, Book I, United Nations 2017 pp.3-22_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1933_Vol. p.
[26-6-1945]_Statute of the International Court of Justice, Done at San Francisco on 26

L7.0615[26-6-
June 1945 Entry into force: 24 October 1945, Source: International Law Handbook,
1945] [I.E.A. S.62
Collection of Instruments, Book I, United Nations 2017 pp.23-33_
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0616[8-8-1945] [8-8-1945]_Agreement for the Prosecution and Punishment of the Major War Criminals
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 of the European Axis, and Charter of the International Military Tribunal, London,
First Part] 08.08.1945 INDIA Ratification 22.12.1945_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1945_Vol.XXXIII p.7718
L7.0617[31-12-
[31-12-1945]_The Far East & China (Foreign Relations of the United States, 1945,
1945] [I.E.A. S.62
Volume VII)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1945_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0618[31-12-
1946] [I.E.A. S.62
Volume X)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1946_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0619[31-12-
1947] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.062[1-4-1948]
[1-4-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 1 April 1948_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0621[1-5-1948]
[1-5-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 2 May 1948_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0622[1-6-1948]
[1-6-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 3 Jun 1948_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0623[1-7-1948]
[1-7-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 4 Jul 1948_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0624[1-8-1948]
[1-8-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 5 August
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0625[1-9-1948]
[1-9-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 6 Sep 1948_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0626[1-10-
[1-10-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 7 Oct 1948_
1948] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0627[1-12-
[1-12-1948]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 8 & 9 Nov-
1948] [I.E.A. S.62
Dec1948_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1948_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0628[9-12-
[9-12-1948]_Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide,
1948] [I.E.A. S.62
09.12.1948 INDIA Ratified 27.08.1959_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1948_Vol.XXXIV p.7961
Expl 2 First Part]
[10-12-1948]_UN GA Resolution 217 (III) International Bill of Human Rights A.Universal

L7.0629[10-12-
Declaration of Human Rights B.Right of Petition C. Fate of Minorities D.Publicity to be
1948] [I.E.A. S.62
given to the UDHR E.Preparation of a draft covenant on human rights and draft
Expl 2 First Part]
measures of implementation 10.12.1948_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1948_Vol.XXXIII p.7727
L7.063[31-12-
1948] [I.E.A. S.62
Volume VIII)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1948_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0631[31-12-
1948] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0632[1-1-1949]
[1-1-1949]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 10 Jan 1949_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0633[3-1-1949]
[3-1-1949]_The Far East & China (Foreign Relations of the United States, 1949, Volume
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
VIII)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1949_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0634[3-1-1949]
[3-1-1949]_The Far East & China (Foreign Relations of the United States, 1949, Volume
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
IX)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1949_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0635[1-2-1949]
[1-2-1949]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 11 Feb 1949_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0636[7-3-1949] [7-3-1949]_Canadian Ministry of External Affairs P.G.R. Campbell/Ann/E.D. File 6209-40

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 dt. 07.03.1949 to Canadian High Commissioner at New Delhi ("Communist infiltration
First Part] into Tibet")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1949_Vol. p.
L7.0637[1-4-1949]
[1-4-1949]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 12 & 13 Mar-
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Apri 1949_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1949_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0638[9-4-1949]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [9-4-1949]_ICJ Reports 1949, p.4 Corfu Channel Case_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1949_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0639[1-5-1949]
[1-5-1949]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 14 May 1949_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.064[1-6-1949]
[1-6-1949]_United States of America Documents & State Papers Vol 1 No 15 Jun 1949_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[12-8-1949]_Final Act of the Diplomatic Conference of Geneva, 12.08.1949 INDIA
Signature 12.08.1949 (p.7749)-GENEVA CONVENTIONS- INDIA Ratified I-IV on
09.11.1950: I. Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in
L7.0641[12-8-
the Field (pp.7750-7773) II. Amelioration of the Condition of Wounded, Sick and
1949] [I.E.A. S.62
Shipwrecked Members of Armed Forces at Sea (pp.7774-7792) III. Treatment of
Expl 2 First Part]
Prisoners of War (pp.7793-7864) IV. Protection of Civilian Prisoners (pp.7865-7927) Final
Act of the Diplomatic Conference of Geneva of 1974-1977, INDIA Signature 10.08.1977
(p.7928)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1949_Vol.XXXIII p.7749
[7-1-1950]_Principles of International Law Recognized in the Charter of the Nürnberg

L7.0642[7-1-1950]
Tribunal and in the Judgment of the Tribunal, with Commentaries, 1950, United Nations,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2005, also in Yearbook of the International Law Commission, 1950, vol. II, para. 97_
First Part]
L7.0643[6-10- [6-10-1950]_The Strategic Importance of Tibet, Chiefs of Staff Committee, Canada Paper
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 No. 30(50) JIS(706) dt. 06.10.1950 ("To assess the possibility of Communist aggression in
Expl 2 First Part] Tibet")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol. p.
L7.0644[1-11- [1-11-1950]_Canadian High Commissioner at New Delhi No. 483 dt. 01.11.1950 to
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 Canadian Ministry of External Affairs ("invasion of Tibet")_
L7.0645[4-11- [4-11-1950]_Council of Europe, Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 Fundamental Freedoms as amended by Protocols No. 11 (01.11.1998) and No. 14
Expl 2 First Part] (01.06.2010), 04.11.1950_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol.XXXIII p.7736
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 Canadian Ministry of External Affairs ("China has asked India to withdraw her small
Expl 2 First Part] outposts from Gyantse and Yatung")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol. p.
L7.0647[14-11-
[14-11-1950]_Canadian High Commissioner at New Delhi No. 494 dt. 14.11.1950 to
1950] [I.E.A. S.62
Canadian Ministry of External Affairs ("Mr. S. Sinha")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 Canadian Ministry of External Affairs ("sending an army to conquer")_
L7.0649[18-11-
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 [18-11-1950]_UNGA A 1534 Invasion of Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.065[20-11-
[20-11-1950]_UNGA 5th Session 72nd GC A 1534 Invasion of Tibet_
1950] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0651[20-11-
[20-11-1950]_ICJ Reports 1950, p. 266 Columbia v. Peru Asylum Case_
1950] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0652[21-11- [21-11-1950]_Canadian Ministry of External Affairs No. 1811 dt. 21.11.1950 to Canadian
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 Ambassadors at Washigton D.C. and London ("during the past 40 years Tibet has
Expl 2 First Part] controlled its own external and internal affairs")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol. p.
L7.0653[21-11- [21-11-1950]_Canadian Ministry of External Affairs No. 322 dt. 21.11.1950 to Canadian
1950] [I.E.A. S.62 Delegation at New York (U.N.) ("during the past 40 years Tibet has controlled its own
Expl 2 First Part] external and internal affairs")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol. p.
L7.0654[22-11-
[22-11-1950]_UNGA 5th Session 73rd GC A 1534 Invasion of Tibet_
1950] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0655[24-11-
[24-11-1950]_UNGA A 1549 Invasion of Tibet and Korea_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1950_Vol.
1950] [I.E.A. S.62
p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0656[30-1-
1951] [I.E.A. S.62 [30-1-1951]_SC Agenda 531 Rev.1 Invasion of Korea_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1951_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0657[19-2-
[19-2-1951]_UN GA President's Note A 1779 Invasion of Korea_
1951] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0658[6-6-1951]
[6-6-1951]_C100-Equal Remuneration Convention, 1951 (No. 100) 06.06.1951 INDIA
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Ratified 30.11.1954_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1951_Vol.XXXIV p.7957
First Part]
L7.0659[5-9-1951] [5-9-1951]_Canadian High Commissioner at New Delhi No. 921 dt. 05.09.1951 to
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Canadian Ministry of External Affairs ("voiding the Agreement because of duress")_
L7.066[18-12-
[18-12-1951]_ICJ Reports 1951, p.116 Anglo-Norwegian Fisheries Case_
1951] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0661[31-12-
[31-12-1951]_Korea and China (Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, Volume VII)
1951] [I.E.A. S.62
Part I_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1951_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0662[31-12-
[31-12-1951]_Korea and China (Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, Volume VII)
1951] [I.E.A. S.62
Part II_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1951_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[14-5-1954]_Final Act of the Intergovernmental Conference on the Protection of Cultural
Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, The Hague, 14.05.1954 INDIA Signature
L7.0663[14-5- 14.05.1954 (p.7929) Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of
1954] [I.E.A. S.62 Armed Conflict, The Hague, 14.05.1954 INDIA Ratification 14.05.1954 (pp.7930-7944)
Expl 2 First Part] Protocol for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, The
Hague, 14.05.1954 INDIA Ratification 16.06.1958 (pp.7945-7947)_
WITNESS__PERIOD_1954_Vol.XXXIV p.7929
L7.0664[13-7-
[13-7-1954]_Advisory Opinion of I.C.J. (July 13, 1954) 1954 Intl Law Reports, ILR 310 UN
1954] [I.E.A. S.62
Staff_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1954_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0665[31-12-
[31-12-1954]_China and Japan (Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers,
1954] [I.E.A. S.62
1954 Volume XIV Part 2)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1954_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0666[31-12-
[31-12-1954]_China and Japan (Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers,
1954] [I.E.A. S.62
1954 Volume XIV Part 1)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1954_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0667[6-4-1955]
[6-4-1955]_ICJ Reports 1955, p. 4 Liechtenstein v. Guatemala Nationality_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0668[5-6-1957]
[5-6-1957]_C105 – Abolition of Forced Labour Convention, 1957 (No. 105), 05.06.1957
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
INDIA Ratified 18.05.2000_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1957_Vol.XXXVI p.8440
First Part]
L7.0669[31-12-
[31-12-1957]_China (Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers,1955-
1957] [I.E.A. S.62
1957 Volume II)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1957_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.067[31-12-
1957] [I.E.A. S.62
1957 Volume III)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1957_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0671[1-12- [1-12-1958]_Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Vol 51 pp.1009-1018 - Asian

1958] [I.E.A. S.62 Flu China failure to inform the WHO in 1957 _ WITNESS__ISSN:0035-
L7.0672[24-3- [24-3-1959]_Political Unrest in Tibet, Memorandum No. 40077.40.59 dt. 24.03.1959 for
1959] [I.E.A. S.62 the Prime Minister of Canada ("Chinese Communist invasion in 1950")_
L7.0673[1-4-1959]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [1-4-1959]_(1960) 3 SCR 250 In re Berubari Union_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1959_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0674[23-6- [23-6-1959]_Canadian Trade Commissioner in Hong Kong Letter No.23 dt. 23.06.1959 to
1959] [I.E.A. S.62 Canadian Ministry of External Affairs ("Chinese contempt for India's soft line")")_
L7.0675[1-7-1959] [1-7-1959]_The 1957 Pandemic of Influenza in India, I.G.K. Menon, Dy Dir Pasteur
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Institute, Coonoor, India, Bull. Wld. Hlth. Org. 1959, 20, 199-224_ WITNESS__ISSN:0035-
L7.0676[22-9-
[22-9-1959]_A RES 1351 XIV Rejection of Indian request on UN Seat of China_
1959] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0677[9-10-
[9-10-1959]_UNGA 14th Session 24th GC Question of Tibet_
1959] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0678[12-4-
[12-4-1960]_ICJ Reports 1960, p.6 Portugal v. India Sovereignty Nedunchelian
1960] [I.E.A. S.62
Periyasamy_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1960_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0679[1-7-1960]
[1-7-1960]_The Revolt in Tibet, Frank Moraes, Macmillan, New York, 1960_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.068[31-12-
1960] [I.E.A. S.62
1960 Volume XIX)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1960_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0681[30-3- [30-3-1961]_Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961 as amended by the 1972
1961] [I.E.A. S.62 Protocol (published on 08.08.1975) INDIA Ratified 14.12.1978_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_1961_Vol.XXXIV p.7966
[31-8-1961]_Canadian Ministry of Exernal Affairs Far Eastern Division Commentary No.
L7.0682[31-8-
40077.40.7 dt. 31.08.1961 for Use by the Canadian Delegation to the Sixteenth UN
1961] [I.E.A. S.62
General Assembly ("Canadian opinion was disturbed by the events in Tibet")_
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0683[28-11- [28-11-1961]_Letter of the Dalai Lama dt. 28.11.1961 to the Prime Minister of Canada
1961] [I.E.A. S.62 replied on 05.12.1961 ("thousands of Tibetan refugees are pouring into India")_
L7.0684[20-12-
1961] [I.E.A. S.62 [20-12-1961]_A RES 1723 XVI Question of Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1961_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0685[15-6-
[15-6-1962]_ICJ Reports 1962, p. 6 Cambodia v. Thailand Soverignty_
1962] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0686[1-7-1964]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
[12-11-1964]_Canadian Ministry of Exernal Affairs Far Eastern Division Commentary No.

L7.0687[12-11-
TIBET-20 dt. 12.11.1964 for Use by the Canadian Delegation to the Nineteenth UN
1964] [I.E.A. S.62
General Assembly ("(1912) up to 1950 no Chinese have been allowed into Tibet without
Expl 2 First Part]
express permission")_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1964_Vol. p.
L7.0688[16-6-
1965] [I.E.A. S.62 [16-6-1965]_A 5931 Question of Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1965_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0689[11-8-
[11-8-1965]_(1966) 1 SCR 430 Ram Kishore Sen v. Union Of India_
1965] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.069[10-9-1965]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [10-9-1965]_A 5950 Corr.2 Question of Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1965_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0691[18-12-
1965] [I.E.A. S.62 [18-12-1965]_A RES 2079 Question of Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1965_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0692[21-12- [21-12-1965]_UN GA Resolution 2106 (XX) International Convention on the Elimination

1965] [I.E.A. S.62 of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD) 21.12.1965 INDIA Ratified on 03.12.1968
Expl 2 First Part] (with reservation)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1965_Vol.XXXIV p.8016
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1904 to 1914 Vol 1 Morley, Minto and Non-Interference in Tibet, Alastair Lamb,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1904 to 1914 Vol 2 Hardinge, McMahon and the Simla Conference, Alastair Lamb,
[16-12-1966]_UN GA Resolution 2200 (XXI) 16.12.1966 A. ICESCR (pp.8135-8138) &
L7.0695[16-12-
ICCPR (pp.8138-8144), INDIA Acceded 10.04.1979, B.Publicity of ICESR & ICCPR (as
1966] [I.E.A. S.62
widely as possible p.8146), C. In re submission of comments – “national commissions on
Expl 2 First Part]
human rights” (p.8146)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1966_Vol.XXXV p.8135
L7.0696[1-7-1967]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2nd rev. ed. 1967_ WITNESS__ ISBN:9789401765558 (ebook)PERIOD_1967_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0697[1-7-1968]
[1-7-1968]_Himalayan Blunder The Curtain-Raiser to the Sino-Indian War of 1962, John
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Parashuram Dalvi_ WITNESS__ISBN:9788181581457PERIOD_1968_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0698[5-8-1968]
[5-8-1968]_Tibet Chokhasum, Kalimpong letter dt. 05.08.1968 to the Governor General
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
of Canada_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1968_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0699[26-11- [26-11-1968]_Convention on the non-applicability of statutory limitations to war crimes

1968] [I.E.A. S.62 and crimes against humanity, Source: International Law Handbook, Collection of
Expl 2 First Part] Instruments, Book II, United Nations 2017 pp.277-279_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1968_Vol. p.
L7.07[31-12-1968]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
L7.0701[20-2-
[20-2-1969]_ICJ Reports 1969, p.3 North Sea Continental Shelf Cases_
1969] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0702[21-4-
[21-4-1969]_United States of America Collective Defence Treaties April 1969_
1969] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0703[22-11- [22-11-1969]_1979 UN Treaty Series 1973 No. 17955 pp.144-212 MULTILATERAL:

1969] [I.E.A. S.62 American Convention on Human Rights: “Pact of San Jose, Costa Rica”: 22.11.1969 In
Expl 2 First Part] force from 18.07.1978_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1969_Vol.XXXIV p.8022
L7.0704[5-2-1970]
[5-2-1970]_ICJ Reports 1970, p.3 Barcelona Traction, Light and Power Company,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
L7.0705[1-7-1970]
[1-7-1970]_British Trade and the Opening of China 1800-42, Michael Greenberg, 1970_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
L7.0706[21-2-
[21-2-1971]_Convention on Psychotropic Substances, 21.02.1971
1971] [I.E.A. S.62
INDIA Ratified 23.04.1975_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1971_Vol.XXXIV p.8057
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0707[31-5-
[31-5-1971]_D.R. Congo v. Venne 1971 SCR 997 (Canada)_
1971] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0708[30-9-
[30-9-1971]_The McMahon Line 1911-45 The British Legacy, The China Quarterly , Jul. -
1971] [I.E.A. S.62
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Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0709[10-4- [10-4-1972]_Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production and

1972] [I.E.A. S.62 Stockpiling of Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons and on their Destruction
Expl 2 First Part] 10.04.1972 INDIA Ratified 15.07.1974_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1972_Vol.XXXIV p.8053
[16-6-1972]_Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the human environment,

L7.071[16-6-1972]
Adopted at Stockholm on 16 June 1972, United Nations document A/CONF.48/14/Rev.1,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Source: International Law Handbook, Collection of Instruments, Book III, United Nations
First Part]
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L7.0711[16-11-
[16-11-1972]_Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural
1972] [I.E.A. S.62
Heritage, 16.11.1972_ WITNESS_Nirmal C. Sinha_PERIOD_1972_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[30-11-1973]_International Convention on the suppression and punishment of the crime

L7.0712[30-11- of apartheid, Done at New York on 30 November 1973 Entry into force: 18 July
1973] [I.E.A. S.62 1976,United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1015, 1984, p. 243; Reg. No. 14861, Source:
Expl 2 First Part] International Law Handbook, Collection of Instruments, Book II, United Nations 2017
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L7.0713[1-7-1974]
[1-7-1974]_The Simla Convention 1914 A Chinese Puzzle, The Presidency College
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
L7.0714[14-12- [14-12-1974]_Definition of Aggression, General Assembly resolution 3314 (XXIX) of 14

1974] [I.E.A. S.62 December 1974, annex, Source: International Law Handbook, Collection of Instruments,
Expl 2 First Part] Book I, United Nations 2017 pp.3-22_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1974_Vol. p.
L7.0715[10-12- [10-12-1976]_Convention on the prohibition of military or any hostile use of

1976] [I.E.A. S.62 environmental modification techniques, 10.12.1976 INDIA Ratified 15.12.1978_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_1976_Vol.XXXV p.8130
L7.0716[13-1-
[13-1-1977]_Trendtex Trading Corporation v. Central Bank of Nigeria 1977 Q.B. 529_
1977] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0717[1-7-1978]
[1-7-1978]_The Cambridge History of China: Volume 10, Late Ch'ing 1800-1911, Part 1,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.0718[20-7-
1978] [I.E.A. S.62 [20-7-1978]_State Immunity Act, 1978, c.33_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1978_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0719[12-1-
[12-1-1979]_A Comparative Analysis of the British State Immunity Act of 1978_
1979] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.072[1-7-1979]
[1-7-1979]_The Cambridge History of China, Volume 3: Sui and T'ang China, 589-906 AD,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Part 1, Denis C. Twitchett, 1979_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521214469PERIOD_1979_Vol. p.
First Part]
[13-11-1979]_Convention on long-range transboundary air pollution, Done at Geneva on
L7.0721[13-11-
13 November 1979, Entry into force: 16 March 1983, United Nations, Treaty Series, vol.
1979] [I.E.A. S.62
1302, 1983 p. 217; Reg. No. 21623, Source: International Law Handbook, Collection of
Expl 2 First Part]
Instruments, Book III, United Nations 2017 pp.245-250_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1979_Vol. p.
[18-12-1979]_UN GA Resolution 34/180, 18.12.1979, Convention on the Elimination of

L7.0722[18-12-
All Forms of Discrimination against Women, (CEDAW) INDIA Ratified 09.07.1993 (with
1979] [I.E.A. S.62
reservation) See also Central Govt. SO 2397(E) dt. 18.09.2009_
Expl 2 First Part]
WITNESS__PERIOD_1979_Vol.XXXV p.8323
L7.0723[4-2-1980]
[4-2-1980]_AIR 1980 SC 470 Jolly George Varghese v. Bank of Cochin_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0724[1-7-1980] [1-7-1980]_The Cambridge History of China: Volume 11: Late Ch'ing, 1800-1911, Part 2,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 John K. Fairbank, Kwang-Ching Liu, 1980_
First Part] WITNESS__ISBN:9780521220293PERIOD_1980_Vol. p.
[10-10-1980]_Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain

Conventional Weapons Which May be Deemed to be Excessively Injurious or to Have
Indiscriminate Effects, Geneva, 10.10.1980 INDIA Ratified 01.03.1984 Protocol on
Blinding Laser Weapons, 13.10.1995 INDIA Ratified 02.09.1999 (p.8200) Protocol on
L7.0725[10-10- Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Mines, Booby-Traps and Other Devices as
1980] [I.E.A. S.62 amended on 03.05.1996 INDIA Ratified 02.09.1999 (pp.8201-8212) Convention on
Expl 2 First Part] Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May be
Deemed to be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects, Geneva,
10.10.1980 Amdt. 21.12.2001 INDIA Ratified 18.05.2005 (p.8213) Protocol on Explosive
Remnants of War, 28.11.2003 INDIA Ratified 18.05.2005 (pp.8214-8222)_
WITNESS__PERIOD_1980_Vol.XXXV p.8189
L7.0726[27-6- [27-6-1981]_1988 UN Treaty Series No. 26363 pp.218-224 & 245-292 MULTILATERAL:
1981] [I.E.A. S.62 African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, Nairobi, 27.06.1981 In force from
Expl 2 First Part] 21.10.1986_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1981_Vol.XXXV p.8147
L7.0727[22-10-
[22-10-1981]_Trendtex Trading Corp v Credit Suisse, [1982] A.C. 679_
1981] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0728[24-2-
[24-2-1982]_ICJ Reports 1982, p. 17 Continental Shelf (TunisiaLibyan Arab Jamahriya)_
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Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0729[1-7-1983] [1-7-1983]_The Cambridge History of China, Volume 12: Republican China, 1912-1949,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Part 1, John K. Fairbank, Denis Twitchett, 1983_
L7.073[1-12-1983]
[1-12-1983]_State Immunity Act The Canadian Bar Review Vol 61 No. 4 pp.843-855
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Jewett and Molot_ WITNESS__ISSN:0008-3003PERIOD_1983_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0731[22-3- [22-3-1985]_Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, Done at Vienna
1985] [I.E.A. S.62 on 22 March 1985, Entry into force: 22 September 1988, United Nations, Treaty Series,
Expl 2 First Part] vol. 1513, 1988, p. 323; Reg. No. 26164_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1985_Vol. p.
L7.0732[3-6-1985]
[3-6-1985]_ICJ Reports 1985, p.13 Continental Shelf (Libyan Arab JamahiriyaMalta)_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.0733[1-1-1986]
[1-1-1986]_British India and Tibet: 1766-1910, Alastair Lamb, 1960 Revised 1986_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0734[27-6-
[27-6-1986]_ICJ Reports 1986, p.14 Nicaragua v United States of America_
1986] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0735[1-7-1986] [1-7-1986]_The Cambridge History of China, Vol. 13: Republican China 1912-1949, Part
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L7.0736[1-7-1986]
[1-7-1986]_The Cambridge History of China. The Ch'in and Han Empires, 221 B.C. 220
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.0737[1-7-1987] [1-7-1987]_The Cambridge History of China, Vol. 14: The People's Republic, Part 1: The
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Emergence of Revolutionary China, 1949-1965, Roderick MacFarquhar, John K.
First Part] Fairbank, 1987_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521243360PERIOD_1987_Vol. p.
[16-9-1987]_Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer, Done at

Montreal on 16 September 1987, Entry into force: 1 January 1989, United Nations,
L7.0738[16-9-
Treaty Series, vol. 1522, p. 3; vol. 1598, p. 469; vol. 1785, p. 517; vol. 2054, p. 522, and
1987] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0739[1-7-1988] [1-7-1988]_The Cambridge History of China: Volume 7 The Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Part 1, Frederick W. Mote, Denis Twitchett, 1988_
L7.074[19-12- [19-12-1988]_UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic
1988] [I.E.A. S.62 Substances, 19.12.1988, INDIA Ratified 27.03.1990_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1988_Vol.XXXV
[20-11-1989]_Convention on the Rights of the Child, 20.11.1989 INDIA Ratified

L7.0741[20-11- 11.12.1992 (pp.8292-8307) See also Central Govt. SO 2397 (E) dt. 18.09.2009 Optional
1989] [I.E.A. S.62 Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in
Expl 2 First Part] armed conflict, 25.05.2000 INDIA Ratified 30.11.2005 (pp.8308-8322) See also Central
Govt. SO 2397 (E) dt. 18.09.2009_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol.XXXV p.8292
[4-12-1989]_International Convention against the recruitment, use, financing and
L7.0742[4-12- training of mercenaries, Done at New York on 4 December 1989, Entry into force: 20
1989] [I.E.A. S.62 October 2001, United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 2163, p. 75; Reg. No. 37789, Source:
Expl 2 First Part] International Law Handbook, Collection of Instruments, Book II, United Nations 2017
L7.0743[9-2-1990]
[9-2-1990]_E CN. 4 1990 68 China Paper on Question of Tibet_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.0744[31-8- [31-8-1990]_A Functional Approach to General Principles of International Law, M. Cherif

1990] [I.E.A. S.62 Bassiouni, 11 Mich. J. Int'l L., 1990 pp.768-818
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L7.0745[11-2-
1991] [I.E.A. S.62 [11-2-1991]_E CN.4 1991 73 China Position on Tibet_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1991_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume I: 1913-1951, The Demise of the Lamaist
State,Melvyn C. Goldstein 2014 Ed. - "In 1912-1913, the 13th Dalai Lama returned to
Tibet from exile …volunteer force expelled all Chinese officials and troops from Tibet
…...thirty-nine year period in which Tibet held total control over its own internal and
L7.0746[1-7-1991]
external affairs...... when Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan in 1949, the Tibetan
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
government alone still controlled Tibet. ... new People's Republic of China continued the
First Part]
Kuomintang's Tibet policy and set as an immediate goal the reintegration of Tibet with
the "motherland". In October 1950 it launched military offensives which quickly
defeated the Tibetan forces ..."" p.xix_ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
<melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_ISBN:9789381406373PERIOD_1913-1951_Vol. p.
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume II: The Calm Before the Storm, 1951-
L7.0747[1-7-1991]
1955, Melvyn C. Goldstein Print 2012 Ed., E-Book 2007 Ed._ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Goldstein <melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_ISBN:9789381406045, ISBN:9780520249417
First Part]
(e-book)PERIOD_1951-1955_Vol. p.
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume III: The Storm Clouds Descend, 1955-
L7.0748[1-7-1991]
1957, Melvyn C. Goldstein , E-Book 2014 Ed._ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[1-7-1991]_A History of Modern Tibet, Volume IV: In the Eye of the Storm, 1957-1959,
L7.0749[1-7-1991]
Melvyn C. Goldstein E-Book 2019 Ed._ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.075[1-7-1991] [1-7-1991]_The Cambridge History of China, Vol. 15: The People's Republic, Part 2:
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Revolutions within the Chinese Revolution, 1966-1982, Roderick MacFarquhar, John K.
First Part] Fairbank, 1991_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521243377PERIOD_1991_Vol. p.
L7.0751[9-5-1992]
[9-5-1992]_United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC),
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
09.05.1992_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol.XXIII p.5076
First Part]
L7.0752[9-5-1992]
[9-5-1992]_UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, 09.05.1992 INDIA
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Ratification effective 21.03.1994_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol.XXXV p.8267
First Part]
L7.0753[9-5-1992]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [9-5-1992]_ECOSOC Rules of Procedure_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0754[9-5-1992] [9-5-1992]_1994 UN Treaty Series No. 30822 pp.165-190 MULTILATERAL:United

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (with annexes) New York,
First Part] 09.05.1992 In Force 21.03.1994_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol. p.
L7.0755[31-5-
[31-5-1992]_Tibet Amnesity International Report 1987-1992_
1992] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
[5-6-1992]_Convention on biological diversity, Done at Rio de Janeiro on 5 June 1992,
L7.0756[5-6-1992]
Entry into force: 29 December 1993, United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1760, p. 79; Reg.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
No. 30619, Source: International Law Handbook, Collection of Instruments, Book III,
First Part]
United Nations 2017 pp.342-359_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol. p.
[3-9-1992]_Convention on the prohibition of the development, production, stockpiling
L7.0757[3-9-1992]
and use ... chemical ..destruction, Done at Geneva on 3 September 1992, Authentic Text
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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First Part]
Treaty Series, vol. 1974, p. 45; Reg. No. 33757, Source: International Law Handbook,
L7.0758[18-12- [18-12-1992]_UN GA Resolution 47/133 International Convention for the Protection of
1992] [I.E.A. S.62 All Persons from Enforced Disappearance, 18.12.1992 INDIA Signature 06.02.2007_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_1992_Vol.XXXVI p.8502
L7.0759[13-1- [13-1-1993]_Convention on the prohibition of the development, production, stockpiling

1993] [I.E.A. S.62 and use of chemical weapons and on their destruction, Geneva 03.09.1992 signed Paris
Expl 2 First Part] 13.01.1993 INDIA Ratified 03.09.1996_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1993_Vol.XXXVI p.8352
[25-5-1993]_United Nations Security Council resolution 827 (1993), Adopted by the

L7.076[25-5-1993]
Security Council at its 3217th meeting on 25 May 1993, Source: International Law
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Handbook, Collection of Instruments, Book II, United Nations 2017 pp.304-305_
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[25-5-1993]_Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia,
Adopted by Security Council resolution 827 (1993) of 25 May 1993* Text as amended
by Security Council resolutions 1116 (1998) of 13 May 1998, 1329 (2000) of 30
L7.0761[25-5-
November 2000, 1411 (2002) of 17 May 2002, 1431 (2002) of 14 August 2002, 1481
1993] [I.E.A. S.62
(2003) of 19 May 2003, 1597 (2005) of 20 April 2005, 1660 (2006) of 28 February 2006,
Expl 2 First Part]
1837 (2008) of 29 September 2008, and 1877 (2009) of 7 July 2009, Source:
International Law Handbook, Collection of Instruments, Book II, United Nations 2017
[25-6-1993]_Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, (HUMAN RIGHTS) Adopted

L7.0762[25-6-
at Vienna on 25 June 1993, United Nations, Doc. A/CONF.157/23, Source: International
1993] [I.E.A. S.62
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[18-8-1993]_E CN.4 Sub.2 1993 L.2, 1993/... The situation in Tibet, QUESTION OF THE
VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS, INCLUDING POLICIES
L7.0763[18-8- OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND SEGREGATION AND OF APARTHEID, IN ALL
1993] [I.E.A. S.62 COUNTRIES, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO COLONIAL AND OTHER DEPENDENT
Expl 2 First Part] COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES: REPORT OF THE SUB-COMMISSION UNDER
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS RESOLUTION 8 (XXIII)_
[20-12-1993]_UN GA Resolution 48/134 National institutions for the promotion and
L7.0764[20-12- protection of human rights, Annex “Principles relating to the status of national
1993] [I.E.A. S.62 institutions (PARIS PRINCIPLES), 20.12.1993 [referenced to UN GA Resolution 2200 A
Expl 2 First Part] (XXI) 20.12.1966 (acceded to by INDIA on 10.04.1979)]_
WITNESS__PERIOD_1993_Vol.XXXVI p.8345
L7.0765[6-5-1994] [6-5-1994]_Report of the Global Conference on the Sustainable Development of Small
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Island Developing States, Bridgetown, Barbados, 26 April-6 May 1994, UN Doc. A-
First Part] CONF.167-9 [SIDS]_ WITNESS__ISBN:9211005388PERIOD_1994_Vol. p.
[14-6-1994]_Rio Declaration on environment and development, Done at Rio de Janeiro

L7.0766[14-6-
on 14 June 1994, United Nations document A/CONF.151/26 (Vol. I), Source:
1994] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0767[1-7-1994] [1-7-1994]_The Cambridge History of China, Vol. 6: Alien Regimes and Border States,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 907-1368, Denis C. Twitchett, Herbert Franke, 1994_
L7.0768[8-11-
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1994] [I.E.A. S.62
Rwanda_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1994_Vol. p.
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L7.0769[8-11-
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1994] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.077[9-12-1994]
[9-12-1994]_Convention on the safety of United Nations and associated personnel_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.0771[1-1-1995]
[1-1-1995]_Tibet and the British Raj, 1904-47, The Influence o f the Indian Political
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L7.0772[1-7-1995] [1-7-1995]_The Cambridge History of China, Volume 14: The Peoples Republic, Part 1:
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 The Emergence of Revolutionary China, 1949-1965, 1995_
L7.0773[23-2-
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1996] [I.E.A. S.62
excess deaths indicator_ WITNESS__ISSN:0193-936XPERIOD_1918-1996_Vol. p.
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L7.0774[4-7-1996]
[4-7-1996]_Draft Code of crimes against the peace and security of mankind_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.0775[8-7-1996]
[8-7-1996]_ICJ Reports 1996, p. 226 Advisory Opinion of Legality of the Threat or Use of
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Nuclear Weapons_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
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L7.0776[11-7-
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L7.0777[28-8-
[28-8-1996]_(1996) 5 SCC 647 Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum v. Union of India_
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0778[30-9-
[30-9-1996]_Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum v. Union of India MANU-SC-2365-1996_
1996] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0779[12-12- [12-12-1996]_Abnett v. British Airways Plc (Scotland) [1996] UKHL 5 12.12.1996 -

1996] [I.E.A. S.62 Interpretation of conventions of international air travel injury claims, [Warsaw, 1929,
Expl 2 First Part] Hague, 1955, Gautemala ,1971, Montreal, 1999]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1996_Vol. p.
L7.078[1-7-1997]
[1-7-1997]_The Politics of China: The Eras of Mao and Deng, Roderick
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
MacFarquhar,1997_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521588638PERIOD_1997_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0781[7-7-1997]
[7-7-1997]_AIR 1997 SC 3021 Gaurav Jain v. Union of India_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0782[13-8-
[13-8-1997]_(1997) 6 SCC 241 Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan_
1997] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0783[11-12-
[11-12-1997]_Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on climate
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L7.0784[11-2-
[11-2-1998]_Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement_
1998] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0785[1-7-1998] [1-7-1998]_The Cambridge History of China: Volume 8, The Ming Dynasty, Part 2, 1368-
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1644, Denis C. Twitchett, Frederick W. Mote, 1998_
L7.0786[17-7-
[17-7-1998]_Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court_
1998] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
[12-8-1998]_State Responsibility [Agenda item 2] United Nations Document A/CN.4/490
L7.0787[12-8-
and Add. 1–7* First report on State responsibility, by Mr. James Crawford, Special
1998] [I.E.A. S.62
Rapporteur [24 April, 1, 5, 11 and 26 May, 22 and 24 July, 12 August 1998]_
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WITNESS__PERIOD_1998_Vol.II p.594
L7.0788[12-8- [12-8-1998]_UN Doc. A/CN.4/490 and Add. 1-7 First report on State Responsibility by
1998] [I.E.A. S.62 Mr. James Crawford, Special Rapporteur, 12.08.1998 [Extracts]_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_1998_Vol.XXXVI p.8379
L7.0789[17-10- [17-10-1998]_United Nations, DESA Discussion Paper No. 3, Greening the National
1998] [I.E.A. S.62 Accounts: Approach and Policy Use, 17.10.1998_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1998_Vol.XXV
[8-3-1999]_UN declaration A-RES-53-144 08.03.1999, Declaration on the Right and
L7.079[8-3-1999]
Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to Promote and Protect
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Universally Recognized Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms_
First Part]
L7.0791[26-3-
[26-3-1999]_Second Protocol to the Hague Convention of 1954 for the protection of
1999] [I.E.A. S.62
cultural property in the event of armed conflict_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1999_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0792[1-7-1999]
[1-7-1999]_The Cambridge Illustrated History of China, Patricia Buckley Ebrey, 1999,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Chinese_ WITNESS__ISBN:9787806036358PERIOD_1999_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0793[1-7-1999] [1-7-1999]_The Cambridge History of Ancient China: From the Origins of Civilization to
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 221 BC, Michael Loewe, Edward L. Shaughnessy, 1999_
L7.0794[1-1-2000]
[1-1-2000]_India's Tibet Policy, An Appraisal and Options, L.L. Mehrotra, TPPRC, Third
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Edition, 2000 755-1997_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0795[29-1-
[29-1-2000]_Cartagena Protocol on biosafety to the Convention on biological diversity
2000] [I.E.A. S.62
29.01.2000 In Force 11.09.2003_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0796[25-5- [25-5-2000]_Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the
2000] [I.E.A. S.62 involvement of children in armed conflict, 25.05.2000_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol.XXV p.8308
L7.0797[17-8-
[17-8-2000]_Asian Yearbook of International Law, Volume 10 (2001-2002) pp.170-171
2000] [I.E.A. S.62
MARITIME CLAIMS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0798[18-10-
2000] [I.E.A. S.62
INDIGENOUS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[12-12-2000]_Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially

L7.0799[12-12-
Women and Children, Supplementing the United Nations Convention against
2000] [I.E.A. S.62
Transnational Organized Crime, 12.12.2000 INDIA Ratified 05.05.2011_
Expl 2 First Part]
WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol.XXXVI p.8548
L7.08[12-12-2000] [12-12-2000]_Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime,
First Part] 12.12.2000 INDIA Ratified 05.05.2011_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol.XXXVI p.8558
[12-12-2000]_Protocol against the Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficking in Firearms,

L7.0801[12-12-
their Parts and Components and Ammunition, Supplementing the United Nations
2000] [I.E.A. S.62
Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, 12.12.2000 INDIA Ratified
Expl 2 First Part]
05.05.2011_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol.XXXVII p.8571
L7.0802[12-12- [12-12-2000]_United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime,

2000] [I.E.A. S.62 12.12.2000 (UNCTOC) INDIA Ratified 05.05.2011_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2000_Vol.XXXVII
L7.0803[16-3-
2001] [I.E.A. S.62 [16-3-2001]_ICJ Reports 2001, p.40 Qatar and Bahrain_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0804[9-5-2001]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [9-5-2001]_Tibet Policy Act 2002 eff 30.09.2002_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0805[22-5-
[22-5-2001]_Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants_
2001] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0806[27-6-
[27-6-2001]_ICJ Reports 2001, p.466 Germany v. United States of America Lagrand
2001] [I.E.A. S.62
Case_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0807[1-7-2001]
[1-7-2001]_Mao's Crusade Politics and Policy Implementation in China's Great Leap
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Forward, Alfred L. Chan, 2001_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780199244065PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0808[1-7-2001] [1-7-2001]_Early Civilizations of the Old World: The Formative Histories of Egypt, The
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Levant, Mesopotamia, India and China, Charles Keith Maisels, 2001_
L7.0809[31-8-
2001] [I.E.A. S.62
ARBITRAL AWARDS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.081[9-9-2001]
[9-9-2001]_The Coming Collapse Of China, Gordon C. Chang, 2001_ WITNESS_Gordon C.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Chang_ISBN:9781407071428(ebook)PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0811[12-12- [12-12-2001]_Annex to UN General Assembly Resolution 56/83, Dec 12, 2001,
2001] [I.E.A. S.62 “Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts, 2001”_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol.XX p.4467
[12-12-2001]_Articles on theResponsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts,

2001, 12.12.2001 [Article 33 sub 2: “Customary International Law” – applicable to all
courts/ tribunals delivering justice per international covenants (1) bound by decisions of
other International Courts (2) binding mandate of equal treatment of parties [Annexure
P-313, paras 76, 80, 81, 82 at pp.8694-8696] See also Annexure P-314: para 174 at
p.8793 (with Note 101), para 222 at p.8811 (with Note 212), para 227 at p.8813-8814
(with Note 228), paras 257-258 at p.8825-8826 (with Notes 307, 313 & 314 – “general
international law” EIA is mandatory), para 399 at p.8882 (with Note 597), paras 420-421
L7.0812[12-12- at pp.8890-8891 & para 455 at p.8906 - Tribunal’s Conclusions on “Customary
2001] [I.E.A. S.62 International Law ”) paras 447-449 at pp.8902-8904 (with Notes 654-659) – Trail
Expl 2 First Part] Smelter Case, 1941, Nuclear Weapons Advisory Opinion, ICJ Reports 1996, p.226, p.242,
Principles 13 & 21, The Stockholm Declaration, 16.06.192 UN Doc. A/CONF 48/14/Rev
1, 3, Hungary/ Slovakia Case, ICJ Reports 1997, p.7, p.78 – mandate of Customary
International Law to ensure projects cause no injury to environment of other States.
paras 450-452 at pp.8904-8905 (with Notes 660-664) Pulp Mills Case, ICJ Reports 2010,
p.14, p.83 Iron Rhine Case, 24.05.2005, PCA Award Series (2007) par 59, Hungary/
Slovakia Case, ibid paras 455-457 at pp.8906-8907 “incorporation of customary
international environmental law” Annexure G Para 29 (b) p.8975 - “Customary
International Law ” _ WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol.XXXVI p.8443
L7.0813[12-12-
[12-12-2001]_EXTRACTS DRAFT CODE ON RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES FOR
2001] [I.E.A. S.62
INTERNATIONALLY WRONGFUL ACTS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2001_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0814[1-1-2002]
[1-1-2002]_British Intelligence on China in Tibet, 1903-1950, A.J. Farrington, 2002_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0815[30-1-
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ARBITRAL AWARDS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2002_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0816[2-2-2002]
[2-2-2002]_A Still Moment in a Volatile Situation, Zhu Rongji Visits India, EPW,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
02.02.2002 pp.367-370_ WITNESS_Alka Acharya_ISSN:0012-9976PERIOD_2002_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0817[1-7-2002]
[1-7-2002]_Ancient China and its enemies: the rise of nomadic power in East Asian
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
history, Nicola Di Cosmo, 2002_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521770644PERIOD_2002_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0818[1-7-2002] [1-7-2002]_The Cambridge History of China, Volume 9: Part 1: The Ching Dynasty To
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 1800, John K. Fairbank, Denis Twitchett, 2002_
L7.0819[1-7-2003]
[1-7-2003]_China's Use of Military Force: Beyond the Great Wall and the Long March,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Andrew Scobell, 2003_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780511061639PERIOD_2003_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.082[27-9-2003] [27-9-2003]_India-China Border Learning from History, EPW, 27.09.2003 pp.4101-4103

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 ISSN:0012-9976 Mohan Guruswamy_ WITNESS_Mohan Guruswamy_ ISSN:0012-9976
First Part] PERIOD_2003_Vol. p.
L7.0821[30-9-
[30-9-2003]_Tibet, Environmental Analysis, Background paper in preparation for
2003] [I.E.A. S.62
USAID’s program, Daniel Miller, USAID, 2003_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2003_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0822[17-10-
[17-10-2003]_UNESCO Declaration concerning the intentional destruction of cultural
2003] [I.E.A. S.62
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Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0823[31-10- [31-10-2003]_UN GA Resolution 58/4 31.10.2003 United Nations Convention against

2003] [I.E.A. S.62 Corruption, (UNCAC) INDIA Ratified 09.05.2011_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2003_Vol.XXXVII
L7.0824[31-3-
[31-3-2004]_ICJ Reports 2004, p.12 Mexico v United States of America Avena_
2004] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0825[26-5-
[26-5-2004]_(2004) 6 SCC 235 CIT v. P.V.A.L. Kulandagan Chettiar_
2004] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
[1-1-2005]_Britain and Tibet 1765-1947, A select annotated bibliography of British
L7.0826[1-1-2005]
relations with Tibet and the Himalayan states including Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Revised and Updated to 2003, Julie G. Marshall, 2005_
First Part]
L7.0827[1-3-2005]
[1-3-2005]_Andrew Owusu v. Jackson ECJ Case C-281-02, 01.03.2005 FORUM NON
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
CONVENIENS_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2005_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0828[1-7-2005] [1-7-2005]_The Empire of the Qara Khitai in Eurasian History: Between China and the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Islamic World, Michal Biran, 2005,_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521066020PERIOD_2005_Vol.
First Part] p.
L7.0829[12-7-
[12-7-2005]_Sarbananda Sonowal v. Union of India, 2005 (5) SCC 665 [External
2005] [I.E.A. S.62
Aggression]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1946-2005_Vol.V p.1135
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.083[16-12-
[16-12-2005]_Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights
2005] [I.E.A. S.62
Law_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2005_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0831[1-1-2006] [1-1-2006]_1918 Influenza the Mother of All Pandemics, Taubenberger and Morens,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Emerging Infectious Diseases, Vol. 12, No. 1, January 2006 pp.15-22_
First Part] WITNESS__ISSN:1080-6059PERIOD_1918-2005_Vol. p.
L7.0832[1-1-2006] [1-1-2006]_Influenza Pandemics of the 20th Century, Edwin D. Kilbourne, Emerging
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Infectious Diseases, Vol. 12, No. 1, January 2006 pp.9-14 - laboratory linkage suspected
First Part] in some pandemics _ WITNESS__ISSN:1080-6059PERIOD_1918-2005_Vol. p.
L7.0833[15-3-
[15-3-2006]_Compatibility of the Forum Non Conveniens doctrine with the Brussels
2006] [I.E.A. S.62
Convention, 15.03.2006_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2006_Vol. p.
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L7.0834[1-7-2006]
[1-7-2006]_China Syndrome: The True Story of the 21st Century's First Great Epidemic,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Karl Taro Greenfeld, 2006_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780141027531PERIOD_2006_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0835[13-12- [13-12-2006]_UN GA Resolution 61/106 Convention on the Rights of Persons with

2006] [I.E.A. S.62 Disabilities, 13.12.2006 INDIA Ratified 01.10.2007_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2006_Vol.XXXVI
L7.0836[26-2- [26-2-2007]_Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the

2007] [I.E.A. S.62 Crime of Genocide (Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia and Montenegro), Judgment, I.C.J.
Expl 2 First Part] Rep p.43_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2007_Vol. p.
L7.0837[1-7-2007] [1-7-2007]_“Hospital’s Full-Up”: The 1918 Influenza Pandemic, Monica Schoch-Spana,

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 PhD, PHR, 2001 Supp 2 Vol. 116 pp.32-33_ WITNESS_Monica Schoch-Spana
First Part] <mschoch@jhsph.edu>_ISSN:0094-6214PERIOD_1918-2007_Vol. p.
L7.0838[31-8- [31-8-2007]_Health Care Case Law in India Ed. Mihir Desai and Kamayani Bali Mahabal,
2007] [I.E.A. S.62 India Centre for Human Rights & Law (ICHRL)_ WITNESS_India Centre for Human Rights
Expl 2 First Part] & Law <admin@ichrl.org>_ISBN:818904253-XPERIOD_2007_Vol. p.
L7.0839[13-9-
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2007] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.084[24-9-2007] [24-9-2007]_Beyond the Law, The Bush Administration's Unlawful Responses in the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 "war" on Terror, Jordan J. Paust, 2007_ WITNESS_Jordan J. Paust_ISBN:9780521884266
L7.0841[21-11- [21-11-2007]_Problems and Prospects of the Negotiated Settlement of Sino-India

2007] [I.E.A. S.62 Border Dispute, Thesis, AMU, Aligarh India, 2007_ WITNESS_Saheba
Expl 2 First Part] Rehman_PERIOD_2007_Vol. p.
L7.0842[31-12-
[31-12-2007]_Meloth Krishnan Nambyar A Tribute by Soli J. Sorabjee 1 Indian J. Const.
2007] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0843[31-12-
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L7.0844[1-7-2008] [1-7-2008]_Contemporary Debates in Indian Foreign and Security Policy India
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Negotiates its Rise in the International System, Harsh V.Pant, 2008_
L7.0845[1-7-2008]
[1-7-2008]_China since Tiananmen: From Deng Xiaoping to Hu Jintao, 2nd edition,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Joseph Fewsmith, 2008_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780521866934PERIOD_2008_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0846[1-7-2008] [1-7-2008]_2008.07.01 The Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644, Part 2, D. C. Twitchett, F. W.

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Mote, The Cambridge History of China, Volume:8, 2008 _
First Part] WITNESS__ISBN:9780521243339 PERIOD_1368-1644_Vol. p.
L7.0847[1-7-2008]
[1-7-2008]_Modern China: The Fall and Rise of a Great Power, 1850 to the Present,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Jonathan Fenby, 2008_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780061661167PERIOD_2008_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0848[17-3-
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Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0849[30-4- [30-4-2009]_India's National Action Plan on Climate Change, Harshal T. Pandve, Indian J
2009] [I.E.A. S.62 Occup Environ Med. 13(1): pp.17-19 - weak and listless plan_ WITNESS_Harshal T.
Expl 2 First Part] Pandve <dr_harshalpandve@yahoo.co.in>_ISSN:0973-2284PERIOD_2009_Vol. p.
L7.085[1-7-2009] [1-7-2009]_The Legacy of the Great Game, Mohan Guruswam, India China Relations The
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Border Issue and Beyond, 2009. ISBN 8130911957 HB. Chapter 2 pp.8-37_ WITNESS__
L7.0851[1-7-2009] [1-7-2009]_The Cambridge History of China, Volume 5, Part 1: The Sung Dynasty And Its
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Precursors, 907-1279 AD, Denis Twitchett, Paul Jakov Smith, 2009_
[18-11-2009]_Carbon Credit Fraud, The white collar crime of the future, Graham
L7.0852[18-11-
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2009] [I.E.A. S.62
<gnewton@mcgrathnicol.com> Chris Noble
Expl 2 First Part]
<cnoble@deloitte.com.au>_PERIOD_2009_Vol. p.
L7.0853[5-12- [5-12-2009]_The Impacts of Climate Change on the Tibetan Plateau: A Synthesis of

2009] [I.E.A. S.62 Recent Science And Tibetan Research, 2009_
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L7.0948[1-7-2017] [1-7-2017]_Unrestricted Warfare: China’s Master Plan to Destroy America Qiao Liang &
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Wang Xiangsui [Liang, Qiao & Xiangsui, Wang], 2017_
L7.0949[1-7-2017]
[1-7-2017]_Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides’s Trap?,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Graham Allison, 2017_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780544935273 PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.095[1-7-2017] [1-7-2017]_The Cambridge History of China, Volume 5: The Five Dynasties and Sung
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 China, 960-1279 AD, Part 2, Denis Crispin Twitchett, 2017_
L7.0951[1-7-2017]
[1-7-2017]_China’s Asian Dream: Empire Building along the New Silk Road, Tom Miller,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0952[1-7-2017]
[1-7-2017]_CEO, China: The Rise of Xi Jinping, Kerry Brown, 2016_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0953[9-8-2017] [9-8-2017]_Energy consumption and CO2 emissions in Tibet and its cities in 2014, Yuli
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Shan , Heran Zheng , Dabo Guan et al, Earth’s Future, 5, 854–864_ WITNESS_Dabo Guan
First Part] <dabo.guan@uea.ac.uk>_ISSN:2328-4277PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
L7.0954[22-8- [22-8-2017]_Energy Transfer v. Greenpeace Resolute v. Greenpeace District Court North

2017] [I.E.A. S.62 Dakota Western Division Case 17-cv-00173-CSM Complaint 22.08.2017_
[25-9-2017]_Safeguarding people & nature in the East Africa crude oil pipeline project,
L7.0955[25-9-
A preliminary environmental and socio-economic threat analysis, WWF, 2017 (TOTAL
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
Uganda B.V.)_ WITNESS_WWF Uganda Tel: +256-20-051-0800, Fax: +256-414-531-166
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Email <kampala@wwfuganda.org>_PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
L7.0956[16-10-
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
Order 16.10.2017_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
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L7.0957[3-1-2018]
[3-1-2018]_Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act 2018 eff 19.12.2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0958[16-3- [16-3-2018]_County of San Mateo v. Chevron et al, Case No. 17-cv-04929-VC, Calif (N)
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 District Court, U.S., Order 16.03.2018, Judge Chhabria Rules Case to Stay in District
Expl 2 First Part] Court._ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0959[21-3- [21-3-2018]_City of Oakland v. BP PLC Transcript of Judge Alsup Tutorial on Climate

2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Change, 21.03.2018 District Court, California (N) No. C 17-06011 WHA_
L7.096[29-3-2018] [29-3-2018]_Exxon v. Attorney General of New York and Attorney General of

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Massachusetts, Civil Action 17-cv-02301-VEC in District Court New York (S), U.S. Order
First Part] 29.03.2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0961[17-5-
[17-5-2018]_Leaked documents show fossil fuel holdings of green nonprofits, Politically
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Brewed, 2020 (NBC News, 2020)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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L7.0962[26-5-
[26-5-2018]_The Spy Chronicles: RAW, ISI and the Illusion of Peace, A.S Dulat, Aditya
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Sinha, Asad Durrani, 2018_ WITNESS__ISBN:9789352779253PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0963[31-5- [31-5-2018]_The Trial of the Kaiser, William A. Schabas, First Edition, 2018_
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 WITNESS__ISBN:9780198833857 ISBN:9780192571182(ebook)PERIOD_1839-2018_Vol.
L7.0964[25-6-
[25-6-2018]_City of Oakland v. BP PLC of England, District Court, Northern District of
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
California, U.S., 25.06.2018 No. C 17-06011 WHA_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0965[28-6- [28-6-2018]_Juliana v. United States Appeals Court, Oregon, U.S., Case 18-36082 Expert
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Report of Noble Prize Winner Joseph E. Stiglitz, PH.D. University Professor, Columbia
Expl 2 First Part] University, 28.06.2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0966[1-7-2018] [1-7-2018]_2018.07.01 Imperial Twilight: The Opium War and the End of China’s Last
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Golden Age, Stephen R. Platt, 2018, ISBN:9780307961747 (e-book)_
First Part] WITNESS__ISBN:9780307961747 (e-book)PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0967[1-7-2018] [1-7-2018]_2018.07.01 Encountering China: Michael Sandel and Chinese Philosophy,

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Michael J. Sandel, Paul J. D’Ambrosio, 2018 ISBN:9780674976146_
L7.0968[1-7-2018]
[1-7-2018]_AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order, Kai-Fu Lee,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0969[1-7-2018]
[1-7-2018]_Haunted by Chaos: China’s Grand Strategy from Mao Zedong to Xi Jinping,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Sulmaan Wasif Khan_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780674977099PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.097[1-7-2018]
[1-7-2018]_Red Flags: Why Xi’s China Is in Jeopardy George Magnus, 2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0971[1-7-2018]
[1-7-2018]_Silent Invasion: China’s Influence in Australia, Clive Hamilton, 2018_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.0972[1-7-2018] [1-7-2018]_Dawn of the Code War: America’s Battle Against Russia, China, and the
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Rising Global Cyber Threat, John P. Carlin, Garrett M. Graff, 2018_
L7.0973[31-8- [31-8-2018]_The influenza of 1918 Evolutionary perspectives in a historical context,

2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Margaret Humphrey, EMPH, 2018 pp. 219–229 ISSN:2050-6201_ WITNESS_Margaret
Expl 2 First Part] Humphrey <meh@duke.edu>_ISSN:2050-6201PERIOD_1918-2018_Vol. p.
L7.0974[31-8-
[31-8-2018]_The Man Who Saved India Sardar Patel and His Idea of India, Hindol
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Sengupta, 2018_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780670089901PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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L7.0975[27-9-
[27-9-2018]_Address of the Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, UN
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
General Assembly, 73rd Session, 2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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L7.0976[30-9- [30-9-2018]_Relocating India’s approach to sovereignty: Where does responsibility to
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 protect stand, Vijay Kumar, Dr. SR Subramanian, Dr KD Raju, IJL, Volume 4 Issue 5
Expl 2 First Part] September 2018, pp.1-8_ WITNESS__ISSN:2455-2194PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0977[9-10- [9-10-2018]_The Hague Court of Appeal (High Court), The State of The Netherlands v.
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 Urgenda Foundation, ECLI:NL:GHDHA:2018:2610, 09.10.2018_
L7.0978[16-10-
[16-10-2018]_The Unending Game A Former R&AW Chief’s Insights into Espionage,
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Vikram Sood,2018_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780670091508PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0979[18-10-
[18-10-2018]_Forty Years On State Immunity and the State Immunity Act 1978, Lord
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Lloyd-Jones, Justice of The Supreme Court_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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[26-10-2018]_2018.10.26 Outrage at Burundi Slave Trade Slur, UNHRC, Reuters_
L7.098[26-10-
WITNESS_Ms. Michelle Bachelet Jeria, High Commissioner for Human Rights, OHCHR-
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
UNOG, 8-14 Avenue de la Paix, 1211 Geneve 10, Switzerland. Email: urgent-
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action@ohchr.org_PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0981[29-10-
[29-10-2018]_Air Pollution and Child Health, Prescribing Clean Air, SUMMARY, World
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Health Organization, 2018_ WITNESS__WHO/CED/PHE/18.01PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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L7.0982[30-10-
[30-10-2018]_Air Pollution and Child Health, Prescribing Clean Air, World Health
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
Organization, DRAFT, 2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
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L7.0983[31-10-
[31-10-2018]_Tibet Was Never A Part Of China, DIIR CTA, 2018_ WITNESS_DIIR CTA
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
<diir@tibet.net>_ISBN:9789382205128PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.0984[13-11-
[13-11-2018]_Big Oils Carbon Tax Fraud and U.S. Carbon Pricing increase fracking and
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
global warming, Sky Protector 2018 No.6_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[14-11-2018]_EPPCA and CSE Report on Air Pollution in Delhi NCR 2017-18 -"of more
L7.0985[14-11-
than total global 4.2 million early deaths -- 1.1 million deaths occur in India alone"
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
(p.23)_ WITNESS_EPCA <chairman@epca.org.in> CSE
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<anumita@cseindia.org>_PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
[13-12-2018]_Performance of the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) -

Committee on Estimates 2018-2019, 30th Report, 16th Lok Sabha, 2018 "Indiscriminate
use of pesticides .. is one of the main causes of environmental pollution including air
pollution, soil pollution and water pollution" (p.80), "solar power generation should be
L7.0986[13-12-
decentralized; there is no need to invest in new thermal power plants or nuclear power
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
plants simply because the consequences are related to climate change; shutting down
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of old, inefficient coal power plants should be done for reducing pollution an CO2
emissions .. the Government should finalise and notify the inviolate Forest Policy on
priority because if we delay it, there might not be much forest which can be called
inviolate" (p.163)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
L7.0987[27-12-
[27-12-2018]_Year End Review: Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.,
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
PIB, 27.12.2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol.XXV p.5666
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L7.0988[31-12-
[31-12-2018]_Estimates Committee Report on NAPCC Summary, PRS_
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.0989[10-1-
[10-1-2019]_US DoD Climate-Change-Report-2019, 10.01.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXV p.5714
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L7.099[18-1-2019]
[18-1-2019]_Earth Commission (ESSO) Annual Report, 2018-2019, 18.01.2019_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
[25-1-2019]_We are losing the race on climate change UN Chief The New Indian
L7.0991[25-1-
Express, Chennai 25.01.2019 Page 17, 25.01.2019_ WITNESS_UN Secretary General
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Envoy on Youth <youthenvoy@un.org> Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg
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<GretaThunbergMedia@gmail.com>_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
[1-2-2019]_A year of terror and a century of reflection: perspectives on the great
L7.0992[1-2-2019]
influenza pandemic of 1918–1919, Michaela E. Nickol and Jason Kindrachuk, BMC
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Infectious Diseases (2019) 19:117, 01.02.2019_ WITNESS_Jason Kindrachuk
First Part]
<Jason.Kindrachuk@umanitoba.ca>_ISSN:1471-2334PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.0993[1-2-2019]
[1-2-2019]_The Facilitative Function of Jus in Bello, Eliav Lieblich, EJIL (2019), Vol. 30 No.
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
1, pp.321–340_ WITNESS_Eliav Lieblich <elieblich@tauex.tau>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.0994[1-2-2019] [1-2-2019]_Jurisdictional Immunities Revisited An analysis of the Procedure Substance

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Distinction in Intl Law Claire EM Jervis EJIL (2019), Vol. 30 No. 1, pp.105–128_
First Part] WITNESS_Claire EM Jervis <claire@clairejervis.com.>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
[5-2-2019]_Accelerating changes in ice mass within Greenland, and the ice sheet’s
L7.0995[5-2-2019]
sensitivity to atmospheric forcing, Michael Bevis, PNAS vol. 116 no. 6 pp.1934–1939,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
05.02.2019_ WITNESS_Michael Bevis <mbevis@osu.edu>_ISSN:1091-
First Part]
L7.0996[25-2- [25-2-2019]_Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Mauritius in 1965, Advisory Opinion, I.C.J. Reports 2019, p. 95_
[12-3-2019]_Assessment of habitat use by black necked crane and eflows of Nyamjang

L7.0997[12-3-
Chu hydroelectric project in Tawang District, Gopi G.V. et al WII, Dehradun, TR
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
No/2019/02 119 pp. _ WITNESS_G.V. Gopi <gopigv@wii.gov.in>_TR
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No/2019/02PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.0998[11-4-
[11-4-2019]_Tibet When The Gods Spoke Part 3 Jul 1954- Feb 1957, Claude Arpi, 2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_Claude Arpi_ISBN:9789388161589 (ebook)PERIOD_1890-1957_Vol. p.
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L7.0999[24-4-
[24-4-2019]_A HRC 41 NGO 81 in defence of China Freedom of religious belief_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.1[30-4-2019]
[30-4-2019]_3rd Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference, Brunei National
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Statement, 30.04.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
First Part]
[1-5-2019]_Early Day Motions, House of Commons, UK-WIDE CLIMATE EMERGENCY,

L7.1001[1-5-2019]
EDM #2177, Tabled 13 March 2019, 2017-19 Session, Climate Action and Extinction
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Rebellion, 23 April 2019, Hansard Volume 658 & Environment and Climate Change, 01
First Part]
May 2019, Hansard, Volume 659_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1839-2019_Vol.II p.415
[1-5-2019]_Intl Law and Economic Exploitation in the Global Commons, Introduction

L7.1002[1-5-2019]
Isabel Feichtner, Surabhi Ranganathan EJIL (2019), Vol. 30 No. 2, pp.541–546_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Isabel Feichtner <isabel.feichtner@jura.uni-wuerzburg.de> Surabhi
First Part]
<sr496@cam.ac.uk>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L7.1003[2-5-2019] [2-5-2019]_“ Climate change looking beyond the Paris Agreement” May 02, 2019
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [NEHU, Shillong], https://mea.gov.in/distinguished-lectures-detail-htm?823_
First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXI p.4616
L7.1004[2-5-2019] [2-5-2019]_“Climate Change Negotiations” May 02, 2019 [IIT, Roorkee],
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 https://mea.gov.in/distinguished-lectures-detail-htm?746_
[22-5-2019]_Adani delays lead Annastacia Palaszczuk to ask Coordinator-General to

L7.1005[22-5-
intervene, ABC News_ WITNESS_Office of the Coordinator-General, +61-7-3328-4811,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Coordinated Project Delivery <cpd info@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au> Adani Australia
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<jignesh.derasari@adani.com>_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
[31-5-2019]_Queensland Hydrogen Industry Strategy 2019-2024_ WITNESS_DSDMIP
L7.1006[31-5-
<hydrogen@qld.gov.au> Office of the Coordinator-General, +61-7-3328-4811,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Coordinated Project Delivery <cpd info@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au>
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_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.1007[1-6-2019] [1-6-2019]_Living with Dignity, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity-Based Human
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Rights Violations in Housing, Work, and Public Spaces in India, ICJ, Geneva, 01.06.2019_
First Part] WITNESS_Ian Seiderman <info@icj.org>_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
[17-6-2019]_Queensland's Environment Minister 'devastated' following Adani coal mine

L7.1008[17-6-
approval, ABC News_ WITNESS_Office of the Coordinator-General, +61-7-3328-4811,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Coordinated Project Delivery <cpd info@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au> Adani Australia
Expl 2 First Part]
L7.1009[26-6- [26-6-2019]_The Climate Change Act 2008 (2050 Target Amendment) Order 2019, 2019
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 No. 1056, 26.06.2019 (2050 Net Zero Carbon)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXV
L7.101[1-7-2019]
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 [1-7-2019]_2018 Annual Report CNPC, China, 2018_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.1011[1-7-2019]
[1-7-2019]_Making China Modern: From the Great Qing to Xi Jinping, Klaus Mühlhahn,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L7.1012[1-7-2019]
[1-7-2019]_Stealth War: How China Took Over While America’s Elite Slept, Robert
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Spalding, 2019_ WITNESS__ISBN:9780593084342PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
First Part]
L7.1013[1-7-2019] [1-7-2019]_The Cambridge History of China, Vol.2: the Six Dynasties, AD 220-589,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Alberte E. Dien and Keith N. Knapp, 2019_ WITNESS__
[16-7-2019]_Adani demands names of CSIRO scientists reviewing groundwater plans,
L7.1014[16-7-
ABC News_ WITNESS_Office of the Coordinator-General, +61-7-3328-4811, Coordinated
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Project Delivery <cpd info@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au> Adani Australia
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[16-7-2019]_Adani facing prosecution for allegedly providing false information in

L7.1015[16-7-
Carmichael mine report, ABC News_ WITNESS_Office of the Coordinator-General, +61-7-
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
3328-4811, Coordinated Project Delivery <cpd info@coordinatorgeneral.qld.gov.au>
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Adani Australia <jignesh.derasari@adani.com>_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.1016[16-8- [16-8-2019]_Carbon Pricing Is Not a Fix for Climate Change, The problem, Developing
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 countries can't afford to go along, Scott Tinker, Scientific American, 2019_ WITNESS_Dr.
Expl 2 First Part] Scott W. Tinker < scott.tinker@beg.utexas.edu>_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.1017[2-9-2019] [2-9-2019]_Wildlife Conservation Plan for the Impact Zone of Etalin HEP, Gopi G.V. et al
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 WII, Dehradun, 2019 _ WITNESS_G.V. Gopi <gopigv@wii.gov.in>_TR
First Part] No/2019/01PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.1018[13-9- [13-9-2019]_Opinion of the Attorney General to the Supreme Court of the Netherlands,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 13.09.2019, in State of the Netherlands (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate) v.
Expl 2 First Part] Urgenda Foundation ECLI: NL: PHR: 2019: 887_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIII p.2909
L7.1019[22-9-
[22-9-2019]_CCAC 2030 Vision Statement 22.09.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.102[22-9-2019]
[22-9-2019]_CCAC Framework & 2030 Vision Statement 22.09.2019_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
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L7.1021[3-11- [3-11-2019]_Index of Other Judgements and UN Doc., 30.12.19 (SNo. 1-13) with its own
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 index page at p.9656, WITH Items 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 & 14 (11.03.1941 to 20.12.2019)_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXXX p.9656
L7.1022[8-11- [8-11-2019]_Serious breaches of the law on duty, vigilance: The Total Case, Survie, 2019
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 (in French)_ WITNESS_Survie, 21 Ter Rue Voltaire, 75011 Paris, France Tel: +33-9-5314-
Expl 2 First Part] 4974 Email <contact@survie.org> _PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L7.1023[18-11-
[18-11-2019]_R.N Kao: Gentleman Spymaster, Nitin A Gokhale, 2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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[19-11-2019]_First Report: The Production Gap, 2019, 19.11.2019, UNEP, SEI, IISD, ODI,
L7.1024[19-11- Climate Analytics & CICERO [Corroborates MGI Report, 16.01.2020/ Annexure P/242]
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 "discrepancy between countries' planned fossil fuel production and global production
Expl 2 First Part] levels consistent with limiting warming to ... 2°C "_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXVII
p.6267
L7.1025[27-11-
[27-11-2019]_Cabinet approves India’s Approach to COP 25, PIB, 27.11.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.1026[30-11- [30-11-2019]_The SAGE Handbook of Asian Foreign Policy, Vol 1 & 2, Takashi Inoguchi
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 (Extract) Territorial Disputes in Asia Colonialism, Cold War and Domestic Politics,
Expl 2 First Part] Alexander Bukh, 30.11.2019_ WITNESS__ISBN:9781473977990PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
[1-12-2019]_The Global Risk Report 2020, World Economic Forum - "Climate change is
striking harder and more rapidly than many expected. The last five years are on track to
be the warmest on record, natural disasters are becoming more intense and more
frequent, and last year witnessed unprecedented extreme weather throughout the
world. Alarmingly, global temperatures are on track to increase by at least 3°C towards
the end of the century—twice what climate experts have warned is the limit to avoid
L7.1027[1-12-
the most severe economic, social and environmental consequences. The nearterm
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
impacts of climate change add up to a planetary emergency that will include loss of life,
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social and geopolitical tensions and negative economic impacts. For the first time in the
history of the Global Risks Perception Survey, environmental concerns dominate the top
long-term risks by likelihood among members of the World Economic Forum’s
multistakeholder community; three of the top five risks by impact are also
environmental" (pp.6-7)_ WITNESS_Børge Brende
<contact@weforum.org>_PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.

L7.1029[2-12-
[2-12-2019]_Climate Conference to Spur Action on the Ocean with SROCC Summary,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
02.12.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XX p.4555
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L7.103[2-12-2019] [2-12-2019]_Adaptation of the Ocean, Coastal Areas and Eco-systems, Scoping Paper on
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Closing Knowledge Gaps and Advancing Action at COP25, Madrid, Spain 02.12.2019_
L7.1031[7-12-
[7-12-2019]_UNFCCC Overview Schedule, 2-13 Dec 2019, 07.12.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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L7.1032[7-12-
[7-12-2019]_UNFCCC Preliminary List of Speakers 07.12.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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2020] [I.E.A. S.62 COVID19 on our upcoming meetings at the United Nations, 10.03.2020_ WITNESS_H. E.
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2020] [I.E.A. S.62 2030 Agenda and the SDGs, 19.05.2020_ WITNESS_H. E. Ambassador Mona Juul
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L7.108[29-5-2020] Town-Hall Briefing - High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, the High-
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 level Segment of ECOSOC and the High-level Week of the seventy-fifth session of the
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"Assessed and evaluated 2,870 million hectares of ecosystems worldwide that have
been converted to farmland. Of these, 54% were originally forests, 25% grasslands, 14%
shrublands, 4% arid lands and 2% wetlands on three factors, animal habitats, carbon
storage and cost-effectiveness; [55%, or 1,578 million hectares, of ecosystems that had
been converted to farmlands, could be restored without disrupting food production]
Soak up more than 465 billion tons of carbon dioxide; Protect 30% of the priority areas
and ecosystems still in their natural form; would reduce carbon emissions equivalent to
L7.1104[14-10-
49% of all the carbon that has built up in our atmosphere over the last two centuries; A
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
solution unconstrained by national boundaries would deliver 91% of the potential
Expl 2 First Part]
benefit for biodiversity, 82% of the climate mitigation benefit; reduce costs by 27%; If
only at national level—which means that each country would restore 15% of its
forests—they saw a reduction in biodiversity benefits by 28% and climate benefits by
29%, a rise in costs by 52%; Critical importance of international cooperation."_
WITNESS_Dr. Bernardo Baeta Neves Strassburg, Executive Director, International
Institute for Sustainability (IIS) <contato@iis-rio.org> Tel: +55-21-3875-6218 Estrada
Dona Castorina, 124 Horto, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil 22460-320_ISSN:1476-
L7.1105[21-10-
[21-10-2020]_State of Global Air Report 2020 ISSN 2578-6873 with COVID FACT SHEET_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.1106[30-9- [30-9-2003]_Environmental Analysis, Background paper in preparation for USAID’s

2003] [I.E.A. S.62 program, USAID, 2003 _ WITNESS_Daniel J. Miller
Expl 2 First Part] <wildyakman@gmail.com>_PERIOD_2003_Vol. p.
L8.1107[13-9-
[13-9-2007]_UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples _
2007] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.1108[14-9-
[14-9-2007]_The World of Tibetan Nomads, Daniel J. Miller_ WITNESS_Daniel J. Miller
2007] [I.E.A. S.62
<wildyakman@gmail.com>_PERIOD_773-2013_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.1109[24-9-
[24-9-2012]_Recognition and Support of ICCAs in India, 2019, Neema Pathak Broome
2012] [I.E.A. S.62
and Tushar Dash_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2012_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.111[9-7-2013]
[9-7-2013]_Forest Rights and Conservation in India, 2013 Tushar Dash and Ashish
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Kothari_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol. p.
First Part]
L8.1111[31-12-
[31-12-2013]_Review Drokpa Nomads of the Tibetan Plateau and Himalaya, Daniel J.
2013] [I.E.A. S.62
Miller_ WITNESS_Daniel J. Miller <wildyakman@gmail.com>_PERIOD_773-2013_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.1112[1-7-2014] [1-7-2014]_Living with Disturbance-A Case Study of Hokersar Wetland, J&K, India, Aabid
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Hussain Naqash, JHED Vol. 9 Paper 7, pp.65-73_ WITNESS__ISSN:0973-
L8.1113[1-7-2015]
[1-7-2015]_Tibetan Nomads, Facts and Details_ WITNESS_Dr Melvyn C. Goldstein
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
<melvyn.goldstein@case.edu>_PERIOD_773-2015_Vol. p.
First Part]
L8.1114[21-12- [21-12-2015]_Restitution of Rights and Accountability in Conservation, Dr. Prakash

2015] [I.E.A. S.62 Kashwan, 2015_ WITNESS_Dr. Prakash Kashwan
Expl 2 First Part] <prakash.kashwan@uconn.edu>_PERIOD_2015_Vol. p.
[15-2-2016]_The Political Ecology of Forest Rights Act 2006, Internal Colonialism, the
Main Challenge for Democratic Decentralization of Forest Resource Governance in
L8.1115[15-2-
India, 2016_ WITNESS_Kanna K. Siripurapu <kanna@umd.edu> Prasant Mohanty
2016] [I.E.A. S.62
<prasantmohanty@gmail.com> Kameswararao Kotamraju
Expl 2 First Part]
<kotamrajukkrao@gmail.com> Martha E. Geores
<mgeores@umd.edu>_PERIOD_2013_Vol. p.
[16-9-2016]_Determinants of household collection of non-timber forest products,

L8.1116[16-9- Madhusmita Dash, Bhagirath Behera, Dil Bahadur Rahut, Forest Policy and Economics
2016] [I.E.A. S.62 73 (2016) pp.215–228_ WITNESS_M. Dash <madhuu.dash@gmail.com>
Expl 2 First Part] <10hs9403@iitkgp.ac.in> B. Behera <bhagirath@hss.iitkgp.ernet.in> D.B. Rahut
<dilbhutan@gmail.com>_ISSN:1389-9341PERIOD_2016_Vol. p.
[31-5-2017]_Mapping Forest Governance: Reflections on Policy, Law and Institutional

L8.1117[31-5-
Framework, Bharat H. Desai, Balraj K. Sidhu, Environmental Policy and Law Vol.47 No.1
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
(2017) pp.34-43_ WITNESS_Bharat H. Desai <desai@mail.jnu.ac.in> <desai@jnu.ac.in>
Expl 2 First Part]
Balraj K. Sidhu <bksidhu @ rgsoipl.iitkgp.ernet.in>_ISSN:0378-777XPERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
L8.1118[31-10- [31-10-2017]_2017.10.31 Greenland Aspirations for Independence in Times of Climate

2017] [I.E.A. S.62 Change, 2017_ WITNESS_UNRIC, Tel: +32-2-788-8484, Arni Snaevarr
Expl 2 First Part] <snaevarr@unric.org>_PERIOD_2017_Vol. p.
L8.1119[12-4-
[12-4-2018]_The Indigenous World 2018_ WITNESS_IWGIA
2018] [I.E.A. S.62
<iwgia@iwgia.org>_ISBN:9788792786852PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[30-6-2018]_Origin of Conservation Refugees, The Downside of Environment Protection
L8.112[30-6-2018]
in India, Anju Lis Kurian, Economic & Political Weekly, vol LIII nos 26 & 27, pp.48-55 _
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_ Anju Lis Kurian <liskurian@gmail.com> C Vinodan <vinodan.c@gmail.com>
First Part]
_ISSN:0012-9976PERIOD_2018_Vol. p.
[30-8-2018]_Theoretical Criminology (2018) Volume 22 Issue 3 pp.298-317 “Ecocide,
L8.1121[30-8- genocide, capitalism and colonialism: Consequences for indigenous peoples and global
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 ecosystems environments” Martin Crook, Damien Short, Nigel South 30.08.2018 _
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS_Martin Crook and Damien Short_ISSN:1362-4806PERIOD_2018_Vol.XXXI
p.7202
L8.1123[12-12- [12-12-2019]_IWGIA Report 28 The impact of renewable energy projects on Indigenous

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 communities in Kenya 2019, ISBN:9788792786968 _ WITNESS_IWGIA
Expl 2 First Part] <iwgia@iwgia.org>_ISBN:9788792786968PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
L8.1124[31-12-
[31-12-2019]_Peru Deforestation in Times of Climate Change 2019_ WITNESS_IWGIA
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
<iwgia@iwgia.org>_ISBN:9788792786951PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.1125[17-1-
[17-1-2020]_IWGIA Report 27 Silenced Genocides Brazil 2019 ISBN:9788792786975_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_IWGIA <iwgia@iwgia.org>_ISBN:9788792786975PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.1126[23-1-
[23-1-2020]_Indigenous Women and Climate Change IWGIA ISBN:9788793961005_
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_IWGIA <iwgia@iwgia.org>_ISBN:9788793961005PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
[4-2-2020]_Status and Challenges of Qinghai–Tibet Plateau’s Grasslands, Sustainability,
L8.1127[4-2-2020] 2020_ WITNESS_Moses Fayiah <moses.fayiah@yahoo.co.uk> ShiKui Dong
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 <dongshikui@sina.com> Sphiwe Wezzie Khomera <swkhomera@gmail.com> Syed Aziz
First Part] Ur Rehman <syed.aziz@uvas.edu.pk> Mingyue Yang <yueyuemuseum@163.com> and
Jiannan Xiao <xiaojiannan168@163.com>_ISSN:2071-1050PERIOD_2001-2019_Vol. p.
[28-2-2020]_Violation of Indigenous Peoples' Human Rights in Chitwan National Park of

L8.1128[28-2-
Nepal Submitted to Independent panel of experts at WWF _ WITNESS_Lawyers’
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
Association for Human Rights of Nepalese IPs
Expl 2 First Part]
<lahurnip.nepal@gmail.com>_PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L8.1129[22-5-
[22-5-2020]_IWGIA The Indigenous World 2020 ISBN:9788792786982 _
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS_IWGIA <iwgia@iwgia.org>_ISBN:9788792786982 PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L8.113[31-8-2020]
[31-8-2020]_Nomads of the Tibetan Plateau and the Himalaya Daniel J. Miller_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS_Daniel J. Miller <wildyakman@gmail.com>_PERIOD_773-2013_Vol. p.
First Part]
L9.1131[5-7-1988] [5-7-1988]_Letter of then Union Minister of Environment and Forests, late Sh. Ziaur
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Rahman Ansari (1925-1992) while releasing the First "State of the Forests Report, 1987"
First Part] declaring "Ecological Renaissance"_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1947-1988_Vol.I p.181
L9.1132[7-12-
[7-12-1988]_Govt. of India, MoEF, Dept of EF&WL, No. 3-1/86/FP RESOLUTION,
1988] [I.E.A. S.62
National Forest Policy, 1988, Dec 7, 1988_ WITNESS__PERIOD__Vol.XX p.4458
Expl 2 First Part]
L9.1133[14-2-
[14-2-2000]_Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000 (S.O. 123€ Gaz._
2000] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD__Vol.I p.58
Expl 2 First Part]
L9.1134[13-6- [13-6-2002]_Gazette of India, Notification S.O. 60(E) dt. 27.01.1994 updated to
2002] [I.E.A. S.62 13.06.2002 Environmental Impact assessment_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1994-2002_Vol.I
L9.1135[7-7-2004]
[7-7-2004]_Gazette of India, Notification S.O. 801(E) Environmental Impact assessment_
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
WITNESS__PERIOD_1994-2004_Vol.I p.55
First Part]
L9.1136[14-9-
[14-9-2006]_Gazette of India, Notification S.O. 1533(EIA) Environmental Impact
2006] [I.E.A. S.62
assessment_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2006_Vol.I p.88
Expl 2 First Part]
L9.1137[30-6-
[30-6-2008]_National Action Plan on Climate Change, 2008_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1992-
2008] [I.E.A. S.62
2020_Vol.I p.130
Expl 2 First Part]
L9.1138[5-4-2013]
[5-4-2013]_Hon’ble Prime Minister of India on Green National Accounts, PIB,
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
First Part]
L9.1139[1-5-2013] [1-5-2013]_Green National Accounts in India – A Framework – A Report by an Expert

[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Group Convened by the National Statistical Organization_
First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2013_Vol.IX p.1988
L9.114[31-7-2014] [31-7-2014]_Role and mandate of the Ministry of Environment, Forest ans Climate
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2 Change as per the Government of India (Allocation of Business) Rules, 1961_
First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_1985-2014_Vol.I p.178
L9.1141[7-7-2017]
[7-7-2017]_Government of Haryana, Sustainable Development Goals 2017, VISION
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
2030, 07.07.2017_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol.XI p.2541
First Part]
[6-9-2017]_District Disaster Management Plan, Karnal, 2017-2018 Extracts - To

L9.1142[6-9-2017]
demonstrate inadequate Zone IV Disaster Preparedness, not to mention the “Mass
[I.E.A. S.62 Expl 2
Extinction Unpreparedness” at the ground level_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2005-2017_Vol.IV
First Part]
p.1073
L9.1143[9-10-
[9-10-2017]_MoEF&CC, S.O. 3266(E) 06.10.2017, Gaz. Of India Extra No. 2857,
2017] [I.E.A. S.62
09.10.2017 (NCZMA)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol.XXII p.4888
Expl 2 First Part]
L9.1144[1-12- [1-12-2018]_MoHUA released the National Urban Policy Framework, 2018 (released by
2018] [I.E.A. S.62 MoHUA for comments on 01.12.2018 closing on 31.05.2019)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2018-
Expl 2 First Part] 2019_Vol.I p.220
L9.1145[18-1-
[18-1-2019]_MoEF&CC, G.S.R. 37(E) 18.01.2019, Gaz. Of India Extra No. 36, 18.01.2019
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
(CRZ)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXII p.4894
Expl 2 First Part]
L9.1146[26-6-
[26-6-2019]_Guidelines for updation of CZMP prepared as per CRZ Notfn., 2011 to align
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
it with CRZ Notfn., 20119, 26.06.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXII p.4922
Expl 2 First Part]
[11-3-2017]_Notice dt. 11.03.2017 u/s 80 CPC, Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993,
Sections 2 (d), 2 (f), 30 & 31 Illegal Diversion of Aravalli Chain/extension/ ridge/
foothills/ hills in 8 districts of South Haryana- “6. That you may kindly draw attention of
L10.1147[11-3- all your officers and law officers that in all future submissions on Aravalli before any
2017] [I.E.A. S.65B] court or tribunal in India, these facts/ judgments and submissions are not withheld from
knowledge of the court/ tribunal as the same may well amount to judicial fraud which
may lead to damage to environment which may or may not amount to state sponsored
genocide.”_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2004-2017_Vol.II p.395
[15-5-2017]_Gmail Parts 1 and II 15.05.2017 Encroachment by Paras Builders - Paras

Builders, with collusion of State of Haryana, misled the National Green Tribunal as well
as the Hon’ble High Court of Punjab and Haryana by obtaining stay order from High
L10.1148[15-5-
Court without revealing that it was under notice in the same matter before the National
2017] [I.E.A. S.65B]
Green Tribunal. As a result both the cases were dismissed and fresh case has had to be
filed for restoration of the vital Kost-Badshahpur Nala._ WITNESS__PERIOD_2017_Vol.V
p.1287
L10.1149[24-3-
[24-3-2019]_Notice to Hon’ble Registrar General High Court of Punjab & Haryana,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Chandigarh dt 24.03.19_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2010-2019_Vol.IV p.1083
Expl 2 First Part]
[1-4-2019]_Notice dt. 01.04.2019 under Section 80 Civil Procedure Code, 1908 to
L10.115[1-4-2019] Cabinet Secretary, Government of India & Chief Secretary, Government Of Haryana of
[I.E.A. S.65B] the date so as to meet International Obligations of India, jus cogens & erga omnes.
(WATER CASE)_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1977-2019_Vol.II p.398
[19-4-2019]_Supplementary Notices dt. 11.04.2019 & 19.04.2019 in CWP 20032 of

L10.1151[19-4-
2008 and CWP 23839 of 2014 in Notice dt. 01.04.2019 (WATER CASE)_
2019] [I.E.A. S.65B]
WITNESS__PERIOD_1977-2019_Vol.II p.403
L10.1152[14-5-
[14-5-2019]_Epistle to the Ld. District Judge, Gurugram, Dy. No. 8101/14.05.19_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1153[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Hon’ble High Court of Punjab & Haryana, Chandigarh Letter No. 2751
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Litigation(L-B) dt. 15.05.19 in response to Notice dt. 24.03.19_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1082
L10.1154[17-5-
[17-5-2019]_Applicant’s complaint to DG Forest/ Government of India dt. 17.05.19 in
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
OA 407/17_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.III p.708
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1155[17-5-
[17-5-2019]_Evaluating the Overall Effect of Order dated 10.05.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_1997-2019_Vol.III p.770
Expl 2 First Part]
[13-6-2019]_Gmail to Hon'ble Lok Pal 13.06.2019 at 9.42 PM - Ashok Khemka,

Whistleblower, Ramesh Sanka (IREO) Whistleblower, Lalit Goyal, Sudhanshu Mittal,
L10.1156[13-6- Donald Trump and other real estate interests aka Raj Singh Gehlot, exhibited by every
2019] [I.E.A. S.65B] Ruling party of India in power, in derogation of the Environmental Laws. [Whistleblower
annexed 60 addl documents under Section 81 Indian Evidence Act, 1872]_
WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1293
[16-6-2019]_Letter dt. 16.06.2019 regarding purchase of land by Priya Punia wife of

Suresh Kumar Punia, DCF, Faridabad and other matters with Annxs -That after such
urgent steps as mandated by law are quickly wrapped up, the matter be referred to
L10.1157[16-6- Hon’ble Lok Pal for further prosecution, res ipsa loquitor, as very high and influential
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 business and political bosses at the highest levels are involved as the very public protest
Expl 2 First Part] widely reported in media in July-August, 2017, by then CF (Wildlife), Gurugram, Sh.
Vinod Kumar, IFoS and DCF, Faridabad, Ms. Renjitha MH, IFoS, would demonstrate– res
ipsa loquitor. This will also obviate the need for such strict complaints in the future._
L10.1158[17-6-
[17-6-2019]_EPISTLE TO HON’BLE THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA 17.06.19_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1159[17-6-
[17-6-2019]_EPISTLE TO HON’BLE THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA, 17.06.2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIII p.2841
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.116[17-6-
[17-6-2019]_Epistle dt. 17.06.2019 to Hon’ble Prime Minister of India In Re
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Environment and Climate Emergency _ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXIX p.6907
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1161[12-9-
[12-9-2019]_Draft Human Rights Courts Regulations 2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1993-
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
2019_Vol.II p.573
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1162[12-9-
[12-9-2019]_Draft Human Rights Prosecutor Regulations 2019_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1163[12-9-
[12-9-2019]_Extent of Deemed Forests Aravalli Shivalik and Morni Hills_
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1164[12-9-
[12-9-2019]_A Note on inter-generational child equity developments in global warming,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
noxious gases and fine particulate matter_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.VII p.1767
Expl 2 First Part]
[12-9-2019]_A Note on over-riding nature of human rights violations Act 10 of 1994,
L10.1165[12-9- sec. 30 & 31, sub-sec (a) & (d) of sec. 12, sub-sec (2) of sec 10 & Regulation 13,
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 Appendix I, sub-code numbers 100.04, 200.02, 300.03, 400.01-02, 600.04, 700.01-02,
Expl 2 First Part] 800.01, 800.04, 800.06, 800.14-15, 900.01-02, 900.04, 1000.01, 1100.04, 1200.03,
1300.03, 1300.06, 1300.09, 1501.02_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.VII p.1781
L10.1166[14-9-
[14-9-2019]_Whistleblower Information in the matter of res ipsa loquitur 1128 page
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
record for Dy Reg NGT 14.09.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIV p.3053
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1167[23-9- [23-9-2019]_Communication to the Committee on the Rights of the Child in the case of
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 CHIARA SACCHI (Argentina) & Ors v. Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany & Turkey,
Expl 2 First Part] 23.09.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIV p.3114
L10.1168[3-11- [3-11-2019]_Notice regarding the failure of the Union of India to take sufficient actions
2019] [I.E.A. S.62 to prevent dangerous climate change in India, 03.11.2019:
Expl 2 First Part] Acknowledge: Urgenda Foundation NL_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XVI p.3675
L10.1169[3-11- [3-11-2019]_Notice dated 03.11.2019 Crime of Complicity in Genocide 25.02.2020 and

2019] [I.E.A. S.62 documents (S.No. 1-21) with its own index page at p.9217_
Expl 2 First Part] WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXXX p.9217
[26-11-2019]_Notice dated 26.11.2019 Article 33 sub 2, Responsibility of States for

L10.117[26-11-
Internationally Wrongful Acts, 2001 neglect to take actions with “ambition” and
2019] [I.E.A. S.62
“effective national legislation” under UNFCCC, 1992 in re “forest cover” and dangerous
Expl 2 First Part]
“climate change”_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXVIII p.6363
L10.1171[5-1-
[5-1-2020]_Epistle-cum-notice of human rights violation akin to genocide to Hon'ble
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
Prime Minister of India, 05.01.2020_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXIII p.5130
Expl 2 First Part]
[7-1-2020]_List of Documents produced on 07.01.2020 in CRMP 3 of 2019 [Annexures

P/1 to P/228 corroborate MGI Report, 16.01.2020/ Annexure P/242] [Necessity to
“adhere to judicial discipline” and hear with “same, similar or overlapping” CRMP 3 of
L10.1172[7-1- 2019. [Constitution Bench, 14.11.2019 in Kantaru Rajeevaru v. Indian Young Lawyers
2020] [I.E.A. S.62 Association 2019 (15) SCALE 580, MANU/SC/1565/2019 at MANU para 4, for the
Expl 2 First Part] majority – “4….It is essential to adhere to judicial discipline and propriety when more
than one petition is pending on the same, similar or overlapping issues in the same
court for which all cases must proceed together.”]_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXVI
p.5746
L10.1173[15-1-
[15-1-2020]_Submissions dt. 15.01.2020 in CRMP 3 of 2019 on the Issues of
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
Maintainability and Jurisdiction_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXIX p.6661
Expl 2 First Part]
[15-1-2020]_7 Documents in Support of Rebuttal dt. 15.01.2020 in CRMP 3 of 2019 on

L10.1174[15-1-
the Issues of Maintainability and Jurisdiction [Details at Serials 2,3,8, 12, 54, 105, 120 &
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
129 of “Table” in Para 3 Application u/s 57/41 IEA filed today]_
Expl 2 First Part]
WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXIX p.6671
L10.1175[18-2-
[18-2-2020]_A limited analysis of Seventh Schedule Article 246 of the Constitution of
2020] [I.E.A. S.62
India_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol.XXXX p.9768
Expl 2 First Part]
L10.1176[26-5- [26-5-2020]_Gmail to H.E. Mr. Roosevelt Skerrit Prime Minister of Dominica,

2020] [I.E.A. S.65B] 26.05.2020_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2020_Vol. p.
L11.1177[12-1-
[12-1-1914]_Statements of Delegates on McMahon Line at Delhi S.G.P.I., Delhi-No 1053
1914] [I.E.A. S.62
F,D.-15-1-14-00_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1914_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L11.1178[7-8-
1977] [I.E.A. S.62 [7-8-1977]_Sahibi River Floods Najafgarh Jheel_ WITNESS__PERIOD_1977_Vol. p.
Expl 2 First Part]
L11.1179[28-5-
[28-5-1992]_Fraud on Power Valley 25.01.92 to 28.05.92 NS 29 to 38 and 41 to 49_
1992] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L11.118[19-1-
[19-1-1994]_BSF Co-op Society Gwal Pahari Gair Mumkin Pahar Fraud_
1994] [I.E.A. S.62
Expl 2 First Part]
L11.1181[19-11-
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L12.1238[13-1- [13-1-2019]_Ladakh will soon be home to world's largest solar plant, TOI New Delhi
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L12.124[4-3-2019] [4-3-2019]_China introduces new textbook for Tibetan children as Beijing urges unity,
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L12.1241[12-3- [12-3-2019]_Keep illegal colonies in check by cutting power: Discom told, HT New
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L12.1251[25-3- [25-3-2019]_3 years after green drive, amenities fall into disuse, HT New
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L12.1253[25-3-
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2019] [I.E.A. Res
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L12.1254[25-3-
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2019] [I.E.A. Res
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L12.1255[27-3-
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2019] [I.E.A. Res
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L12.1256[28-3- [28-3-2019]_Illegal buildings on Aravalli land to go, 20 owners told to vacate Kant
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2019] [I.E.A. Res
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8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.829
[28-3-2019]_Fill up vacancies in important tribunals in 14 days, orders SC, 'Why Aren't

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L12.1261[28-3- [28-3-2019]_Himalayan bird seen in Gurugram 40 years after rare sighting in Delhi area,
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L12.1264[28-3- [28-3-2019]_North MCD plans 'dry tomb' over Bhalswa landfill, experts disagree, HT
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L12.1265[28-3-
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2019] [I.E.A. Res
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L12.1266[28-3- [28-3-2019]_China is fast closing the $6-trillion electric-car gap, HT New

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L12.1267[28-3- [28-3-2019]_The fourth industrial revolution will further marginalise the subaltern, HT
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L12.127[29-3- [29-3-2019]_Builder fined ₹10cr for lack of green nod to Sec 59 project, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.4_ WITNESS_htreporters@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1271[29-3- [29-3-2019]_Ghonda Gujran waste plant will poison Yamuna: Experts, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.4_ WITNESS_htreporters@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
[29-3-2019]_"Naidu says should switch over to e-vehicles for curbing pollution", "Delhi
L12.1272[29-3-
can take a leaf out of Mexico City book", HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.11_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_htcorrespondent@hindustantimes.com,htreporters@hindustantimes.com_ISS
Gestae]
N:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.843
L12.1273[29-3- [29-3-2019]_WRI CONNECT KARO, Speeding to blame for increase in pedestrian deaths,
2019] [I.E.A. Res HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.11_ WITNESS_htreporters@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1274[29-3-
[29-3-2019]_Subsidy on e-buses not the way forward', HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.11_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_htreporters@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.845
Gestae]
L12.1275[30-3- [30-3-2019]_Need 'Hum Do Hamare Do' for cars to make Delhi liveable: SC, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.1 & 4_ WITNESS_AmitAnand.Choudhary@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1276[30-3- [30-3-2019]_NGT orders curbs on groundwater extraction by amusement parks, TOI

2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi/Gurugram p.4_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1277[30-3- [30-3-2019]_Cut the haze: Government needs to act now, in concert with citizens, to
2019] [I.E.A. Res tackle air pollution, TOI New Delhi p.12_ WITNESS_Deep Kalra_ISSN:0971-
L12.1278[30-3-
[30-3-2019]_Diabetes can cause respiratory arrest, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.3_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_sonallverma@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.850
Gestae]
L12.1279[30-3- [30-3-2019]_Current pollution measures may not give long-term results: Study, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.15_ WITNESS_letters@hindustantimes.com _ISSN:0972-
L12.128[30-3- [30-3-2019]_"Scientists find bacteria that can contain oil spill pollution", "Found Near
2019] [I.E.A. Res Vadinar Coast, It Breaks Down Hydrocarbons TOI Ahmedabad p.6_
Gestae] WITNESS_Premal.Balan@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.854
L12.1281[31-3- [31-3-2019]_States must invest more in climate adaptation plans, HT New

2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.16_ WITNESS_Ayesha Dinshaw_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.852
L12.1282[31-3- [31-3-2019]_Goa airport hits SC's 'green rule of law' hurdle, TOI New Delhi p.8_
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_Dhananjay.Mahapatra@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1283[5-4- [5-4-2019]_Is climate change fuelling political conflicts globally?, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.16_ WITNESS_Kumkum Dasgupta_ISSN:0972-
L12.1284[6-4- [6-4-2019]_"City water table falls 3 metres in 5 years, extraction at 308%", HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.1 & 2_ WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1285[6-4- [6-4-2019]_"Of 600 water bodies identified in GMDA survey, 100 fit for revival", "Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res govt to come up with flood, heatwave action plan", HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.2_
Gestae] WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.862
L12.1286[6-4-
[6-4-2019]_NGT seeks report on Bhalswa landfill from panel, HT New Delhi/Gurugram
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.6_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.863
Gestae]
L12.1287[6-4- [6-4-2019]_NGT seeks report on declaration of Najafgarh as wetland from govts, TOI
2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi p.8_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1288[6-4-
[6-4-2019]_Wildfires rip S Korean Coast, TOI New Delhi p.16_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1289[6-4-
[6-4-2019]_EU says BMW, Dailer, VW colluded to limit emissions tech, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
[7-4-2019]_"India planning star wars arsenal", "Plan to launch mini-sats on demand for
L12.129[7-4-2019]
forces", TOI New Delhi p.1 & 13_ WITNESS_Rajat.Pandit@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
L12.1291[7-4-
[7-4-2019]_In 1 yr, no penalties for dust pollution, TOI New Delhi/Gurugram p.4_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.869
Gestae]
L12.1292[7-4- [7-4-2019]_"Dust storm, light rain may bring slight relief from heat today", "Ghazipur,
2019] [I.E.A. Res fire at Bhlswa landfill", TOI New Delhi p.6_
Gestae] WITNESS_Paras.Singh@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.870
[7-4-2019]_"26-yr-old engineer brings 10 ponds back to life", "Engineer gives tuitions to
L12.1293[7-4-
meet expenses, secures CSR funding", TOI New Delhi p.1 & 13_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Sharmila.Bhowmick@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.871
L12.1294[7-4-
[7-4-2019]_Unhealthy diet bigger killer than tobacco, TOI New Delhi p.16_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Suhmi.Dey@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.872
Gestae]
L12.1295[7-4- [7-4-2019]_For a country to prosper, citizens need 4 freedoms: NRN, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.16_ WITNESS_Abhishek.Chakraborty@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1296[7-4-
[7-4-2019]_Clueless on Brexit, 'dumb Britain' can still teach India a few things, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Delhi p.21_ WITNESS_Aakar Patel_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.874
Gestae]
L12.1297[7-4-
[7-4-2019]_Saving bee population in the age of climate crisis, HT New Delhi/Gurugram
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.5_ WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.875
Gestae]
L12.1298[7-4-
[7-4-2019]_Wildlife board not to hear J&K cases now, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.16_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_jayashree.nandi@gmail.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.876
Gestae]
L12.1299[18-4-
[18-4-2019]_Greens flag bid to block Badshahpur drain, TOI New Delhi/Gurugram p.3_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
[18-4-2019]_A manifesto for trees - because political manifestos only view forests as
L12.13[18-4-2019]
replaceable producers of goods and commodities, TOI New Delhi p.14_ WITNESS_Neha
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
Sinha, BNHS_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.878
L12.1301[18-4-
[18-4-2019]_Squall leaves 60 dead, stormy season ahead, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.1_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_jayashree.nandi@gmail.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.879
Gestae]
L12.1302[18-4-
[18-4-2019]_Earth's surface is heating up, NASA, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.19_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Press Trust of India_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.880
Gestae]
L12.1303[18-4-
[18-4-2019]_As summer sets in, city reports water shortage, HT New Delhi/Gurugram
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.2_ WITNESS_dhananjayj586@gmail.com _ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.881
Gestae]
L12.1304[18-4- [18-4-2019]_378 industrial units in state to be closed for polluting Yamuna, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.2_ WITNESS_neeraj.mohan@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1305[18-4- [18-4-2019]_Soil dumped in Badshahpur stormwater drain blocking its flow, say green
2019] [I.E.A. Res activists, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.3_ WITNESS_sonall.verma@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1306[18-4-
[18-4-2019]_Dwarka locals say no to theme park plan, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.8_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_vatsala.shrangi@htlive.com _ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.884
Gestae]
L12.1307[18-4-
[18-4-2019]_Barcodes to track waste at healthcare units, HT New Delhi/Gurugram p.8_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_joydeep.thakur@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.885
Gestae]
L12.1308[18-4- [18-4-2019]_Streets friendly for all users will make Ggm a better city, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.9_ WITNESS_Kalpana Viswanath, CEO Safetipin_ISSN:0972-
L12.1309[18-4- [18-4-2019]_Long-running drought and farm crisis are main election issues, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.10_ WITNESS_Surendra P Gangan, HT_ISSN:0972-
L12.131[19-4- [19-4-2019]_File reports on groundwater extraction in city, govts told, TOI New
L12.1311[19-4- [19-4-2019]_New upkeep agency to treat leachate in Bandhwari plant, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.2_ WITNESS_Shubhra.Pant@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1312[19-4- [19-4-2019]_PCR helplines to report lynching noise pollution, Metro to draw on sun to
2019] [I.E.A. Res meet energy needs, TOI New Delhi, p.3 & 5_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
L12.1313[19-4- [19-4-2019]_Rising CO2 levels leading to zinc deficiency in diet, Kang is first Indian
2019] [I.E.A. Res woman scientist fellow of Royal Society TOI New Delhi, p.6_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
[19-4-2019]_140/180: India drops 2 slots on Press Freedom Index, Sting scribe, war
L12.1314[19-4-
veteran cleared in jawan's suicide, Sohrab's kin challenges acquittals in encounter case,
2019] [I.E.A. Res
TOI New Delhi, p.6_ WITNESS_Shibu.Thomas@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
Gestae]
L12.1315[19-4- [19-4-2019]_Unseasonal rain brings destruction to crops in north, States order surveys
2019] [I.E.A. Res after rain ruins crops, HT New Delhi/Gurugram pp.1 & 17_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
L12.1316[19-4-
[19-4-2019]_HC seeks report on groundwater extraction in district, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Delhi/Gurugram p.2_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.895
Gestae]
L12.1317[19-4- [19-4-2019]_Fine on illegal disposal of sewage in Najafgarh drain, HT New

2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurugram p.2_ WITNESS_dhananjayj586@gmail.com _ISSN:0972-
L12.1318[19-4-
[19-4-2019]_Signature Bridge violated green norms: Experts, HT New Delhi/Gurugram
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.4_ WITNESS_joydeep.thakur@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.897
Gestae]
L12.1319[21-4- [21-4-2019]_Took steps to curb waste flow, Agency, Milk booth comes up in green belt,
2019] [I.E.A. Res RWA razes it, TOI New Delhi/Gurugram p.4_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
L12.132[21-4-
[21-4-2019]_Nature's young gaurdians, TOI New Delhi/Gurugram p.2_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.899
Gestae]
L12.1321[21-4- [21-4-2019]_To push for clean Ganga,fasting seer to stop drinking water too, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.8_ WITNESS_Shivani.Azad@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
[21-4-2019]_Faith in politicians runs dry in parched Baramati, NCP, BJP fight for
L12.1322[21-4-
prestige, Madha cries for water, TOI New Delhi/ Gurugram p.8_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Ardhra.Nair@timesgroup.com Satyajit.Joshi@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
Gestae]
L12.1323[21-4- [21-4-2019]_How phones are helping Bihar's farmers beat climate change, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.13_ WITNESS_Shivani.Azad@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1324[21-4-
[21-4-2019]_UN lists Bhopal gas tragedy among worst industrial accidents of century,
2019] [I.E.A. Res
HT New Delhi/Gurgaon p.11_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.908
Gestae]
L12.1325[21-4- [21-4-2019]_Why meteorological department's forecast is often inaccurate, HT New

2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/Gurgaon p.12_ WITNESS_jayashree.nandi@gmail.com_ISSN:0972-
[23-4-2019]_Banned diesel autos chosen form of public transport in city, finds survey,
L12.1326[23-4-
Diesel combustion emits 40 kinds of toxic contaminants, HT New Delhi/Gurgaon p.2_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_prayag.desai@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.910
L12.1327[23-4- [23-4-2019]_Destroying our environment for short term political gains suicidal, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/ Gurgaon p.3_ WITNESS_Prerna Singh Bindra, Member Core Standing Committee,
Gestae] National Board for Wildlife, 2010-13, _ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.912
L12.1328[23-4- [23-4-2019]_From May 1, GMDA to increase water supply from Chandu Budhera plant
2019] [I.E.A. Res by 100MLD, HT New Delhi/ Gurgaon p.3_ WITNESS_dhananjayj586@gmail.com
L12.1329[23-4- [23-4-2019]_Students get lessons on water conservation and laws around it, HT New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi/ Gurgaon p.7_ WITNESS_kalnat.sarfaraz@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.133[23-4- [23-4-2019]_IL&FS to sell wind energy assets to GAIL for ₹4,800 cr, HT New Delhi/
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon p.19_ WITNESS_tanya.t@livemint.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.916
L12.1331[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_Pay fine if you dump sewage in public areas, tankers told, TOI New Delhi /
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gurgaon p.3_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.917
Gestae]
L12.1332[23-4- [23-4-2019]_US ends Iran curbs waiver, Iran among Indias top five oil suppliers, India to
2019] [I.E.A. Res build 12 N-plants to hike power output, TOI New Delhi p.1, 11 & 17_
Gestae] WITNESS_Surendra.Singh @timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.918
L12.1333[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_Corbett villages vote for wall to keep wildlife out, TOI New Delhi p.13_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1334[23-4- [23-4-2019]_Pepper country pins hopes on VIP Rahul, TOI New Delhi p.13 _
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_Sanjeev.Devasia@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.920
L12.1335[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_Selfie of the year: Orphaned gorillas pose with park rangers, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1336[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_Foiling 6th mass extinction may cost $100bn/year, TOI New Delhi p.15_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1337[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_1,000 held at climate stir, wont stop fighting, says teen activist, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Delhi p.16_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.923
Gestae]
L12.1338[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_GAIL to buy IL&FS Wind assets for for ₹4,800 crore, TOI New Delhi p.17_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1339[23-4-
[23-4-2019]_SBI cuts rates for electric car loans, TOI New Delhi p.17_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.134[24-4- [24-4-2019]_Cellphone towers affecting building safety to be razed, HT New Delhi/

2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon p.3_ WITNESS_kartik.kumar@htlive.com _ISSN:0972-
L12.1341[3-5- [3-5-2019]_Divert illegal sewage connections to STPs before May 30, orders GMDA, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi/ Gurgaon p.5_ WITNESS_dhananjay.jha@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1342[3-5-
[3-5-2019]_Plastic waste to be used in making all new roads, HT New Delhi/ Gurgaon
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1343[4-5-
[4-5-2019]_Cyclone Fani wreaks havoc in Odisha, brings rain elsewhere, HT Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res
New Delhi p.1_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.928
Gestae]
L12.1344[4-5-
[4-5-2019]_NGT seeks stringent norms to treat sewage, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.17_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1345[4-5- [4-5-2019]_Government allows retails outlets to sell biodiesel but conditions apply, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.23_ WITNESS_rajeev.jayaswal@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1346[4-5-
[4-5-2019]_Why Jharkands Pathalgarhi villages plan to vote in fight for autonomy, TOI
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
[7-5-2019]_Temperatures to rise by 2-4 ℃, says new IMD forecast, Poaching and

L12.1347[7-5-
electrification behind 31.5% tiger deaths, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.1_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_badri.chatterjee@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.937
L12.1348[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_Million species at risk of extinction:UN, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.18_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1349[7-5- [7-5-2019]_Neglect of environmental issues in the city is a political failure, HT Gurgaon/

2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi p.4_ WITNESS_Prerna Singh Bindra, Member Core Standing Committee,
Gestae] National Board for Wildlife, 2010-13, _ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.939
[7-5-2019]_GMDA yet to form residents advisory council, says RTI, HT Gurgaon/ New
L12.135[7-5-2019]
Delhi p.4_ WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
p.940
[7-5-2019]_Plan to build road via Aravalli park revived, Activists raise red flags, question
L12.1351[7-5-
intent, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_abhishek.bahl@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.941
L12.1352[7-5- [7-5-2019]_Water lines sabotaged again, GMDA may begin patrolling, Crackdown on
2019] [I.E.A. Res water mafia: Seven illegal wells sealed, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_
Gestae] WITNESS_dhananjay.jha@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.943
L12.1353[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_SC stays NGT order on Volkswagen, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.20_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_japnam.bindra@livemint.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.944
Gestae]
L12.1354[7-5- [7-5-2019]_Govt tells EV makers to build locally to qualify for subsidies, Boeing held off
2019] [I.E.A. Res for months on disclosing faulty alert on 737 MAX, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.20_
Gestae] WITNESS_amit.p1@livemint.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.945
L12.1355[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_Seven illegal tubewells sealed in city, operators could face FIR, TOI Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1356[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_Can't risk water cut, taking back plea: DJB, TOI New Delhi p.7_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Abhinav.Garg@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.947
Gestae]
L12.1357[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_1/8th of flora & fauna face extinction due to degradation of bio-diversity,
2019] [I.E.A. Res
TOI New Delhi p.11_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.948
Gestae]
L12.1358[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_Electrifying India's Transport, TOI New Delhi p.14_ WITNESS_Amitabh Kant,
2019] [I.E.A. Res
CEO, Niti Ayog_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.949
Gestae]
L12.1359[7-5-
[7-5-2019]_Ratan Tata backs Ola's electric vehicle unit, TOI New Delhi p.17_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
[7-5-2019]_SC agrees to hear VW plea on NGT's ₹500cr fine, German Co faces penalty
L12.136[7-5-2019]
Over 'Cheat Device' In cars, TOI New Delhi p.17_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
L12.1361[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_Ecogreen to use separate bags for 'toxic' domestic waste, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1362[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_GMDA ignored objection to roads by own division, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1363[8-5- [8-5-2019]_Gurugram can learn from Karol Bagh's pedestrianisation project, HT

2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_ WITNESS_Amit Bhatt, Director Integrated Trasport, WRI
Gestae] India_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.954
L12.1364[8-5- [8-5-2019]_UN report raises concerns over illegal sand mining in India, China, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.12_ WITNESS_badri.chatterjee@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1365[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_Learning governance from China, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.16_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Kartik Muralidharan_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.956
Gestae]
L12.1366[8-5- [8-5-2019]_Fly ash triggers pollution, Fbd residents say rules violated, TOI New
L12.1367[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_Upkeep firm told to start three-bin waste collection, TOI New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Delhi/Gurugram p.4_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.958
Gestae]
L12.1368[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_Govt moves SC to prevent atomic mining by pvt cos, TOI New Delhi p.11_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1369[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_GM fired PIO engineer who exposed VW emissions fraud, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.137[8-5-2019] [8-5-2019]_Pullout from diesel won't affect sales, market share, Maruti CEO, TOI New
[I.E.A. Res Gestae] Delhi p.22_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.961
L12.1371[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_Chemicals in your sunscreen end up in your bloodstream TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.19_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol. p.
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L12.1372[8-5-
[8-5-2019]_Is conference room air making you dumber TOI New Delhi p.19_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1373[9-5- [9-5-2019]_SC: Corporates seem to have penetrated judiciary to manipulate court

2019] [I.E.A. Res orders, You're out of Noida projects, Amrapalli told, TOI New Delhi p.1_
Gestae] WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.962
L12.1374[9-5- [9-5-2019]_500 flats in Kochi Coastal Regulation Zone to be demolished, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.1_ WITNESS_Dhananjay.Mahapatra@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1375[9-5- [9-5-2019]_HC: What is being done to stop use of pressure horns?, Manipulation of its
2019] [I.E.A. Res orders stumps Supreme Court, TOI New Delhi p.6_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
[9-5-2019]_Locking CO2 in a rock may check global warming, But Experts Need To Make
L12.1376[9-5-
Sure Gas Doesn't Migrate To Surface And Contaminate Drinking Water, UK goes a week
2019] [I.E.A. Res
without burning coal, TOI New Delhi p.15_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
Gestae]
L12.1377[9-5- [9-5-2019]_We need to hold our MPs accountable for their work, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.6_ WITNESS_Kalpana Viswanath, CEO Safetipin_ISSN:0972-
L12.1378[9-5- [9-5-2019]_Panchayat dept seeks speedy trial in 230 land-related cases, HT Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi p.6_ WITNESS_archana.mishra@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1379[9-5- [9-5-2019]_6 months on, Golf Course Extn Road re-carpeted again, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.6_ WITNESS_krtik.kumar@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.970
[9-5-2019]_NGT disposes of petition against Sector 72 encroachments, finds MCG
L12.138[9-5-2019]
action sufficient, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.6 _ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
L12.1381[9-5-
[9-5-2019]_Cyclone Fani-hit Puri to get power only after a month, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1382[9-5-
[9-5-2019]_15-member NatGeo team to travel up Ganga to study plastic pollution, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.19_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.973
Gestae]
L12.1383[10-5- [10-5-2019]_Cracks emerge in Singh Mansion, Who will mine the Dhanbad vote?, TOI
2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi p.14_ WITNESS_Chandrima.Banerjee@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1384[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_The Jewelled Aghanashini, TOI New Delhi p.16_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1385[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_Air quality 'very poor' as dust hits capital, storm likely today, HT Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1386[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_A big let down for Delhi's voters, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.18_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1387[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_HC forms panel to verify creation of bunds on Yamuna, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1388[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_Planning body rapped for clearing project in Capital, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1389[10-5-
[10-5-2019]_Odisha stares at ecological crisis, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.16_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.139[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_India in for drier, hotter summer, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.1_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1391[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Residents want GMDA to protect water pipelines, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1392[11-5- [11-5-2019]_A dry zone, district starts data study for answers, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.4_ WITNESS_archana.mishra@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1393[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Nilgai death sparks concerns over lack of water in Aravalli, HT Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1394[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Dust storm, light rain may lower temperature over the weekend, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.988
Gestae]
L12.1395[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Trees pruned in city; experts say wrong to do so in summers, HT Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1396[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_17 arrested for killing tigers for black magic, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.21_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1397[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Crowdfunding brings water to Myanmar's deer, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1398[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Scientists may have found a way to eliminate plastic waste for good, TOI
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1399[11-5-
[11-5-2019]_Aravali watering holes drying up, greens flag animal deaths, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
[11-5-2019]_Soon, water meter a must in every household, TOI, Gurgaon/New Delhi
L12.14[11-5-2019]
p.2, NGT slams Centre's failure to give report on ground water, TOI New Delhi p.11_
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
WITNESS_Shubhra.Pant@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.994
L12.1401[11-5- [11-5-2019]_GMDA set to develop green belts in new sectors, Slight dip in mercury but
2019] [I.E.A. Res air still poor, TOI, Gurgaon/New Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_Shubhra.Pant@timesgroup.com
[11-5-2019]_Tests confirm illegal cultivation of Bt Brinjal in Haryana district, Extinct bird

L12.1402[11-5-
came back from dead after 136000 yrs, First electric highway for hybrid trucks in
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Germany, TOI, New Delhi p.1, 16 & 21_ WITNESS_Vishwa.Mohan@timesgroup.com
Gestae]
_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.996
L12.1403[12-5- [12-5-2019]_Corpn directs depts to clear C&D waste, TOI, Gurgaon/New Delhi p.5_
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_Siddharth.Tiwari@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.997
L12.1404[12-5- [12-5-2019]_After Haryana Bt Brinjal find, activists seek pan-India probe, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.10_ WITNESS_Vishwa.Mohan@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1405[12-5- [12-5-2019]_7 new cats spotted, Sunderbans tiger count set to rise, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.12_ WITNESS_Krishnendu.Mukherjee@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1406[13-5-
[13-5-2019]_Will Australia’s Elections Finally end its Toxic Climate Change Politics?,
2019] [I.E.A. Res
13.05.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XII p.2837
Gestae]
L12.1407[15-5- [15-5-2019]_Groundwater may fall below 100m in north west India, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.14_ WITNESS_chetan@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1408[15-5- [15-5-2019]_Water pipeline to new sectors damaged for 3rd time in 3 weeks, TOI,
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/New Delhi p.3_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
[15-5-2019]_Sikanderpur, Wazirabad to show how waterbodies can be revived,

L12.1409[15-5-
Gurugram launches 6th route with 6 more buses, Liquor vend near schools, residents
2019] [I.E.A. Res
fume TOI, Gurgaon/New Delhi p.3_ WITNESS_Shubhra.Pant@timesgroup.com
Gestae]
_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1002
L12.141[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Draft rules show plan to cut green safeguards, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.1&6_ WITNESS_jayashree.nandi@gmail.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1003
L12.1411[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Residents raise a stink as waste concessionaire uses garbage collection

2019] [I.E.A. Res point as dumping ground, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.3_
Gestae] WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1005
L12.1412[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Delay in floating tenders for desilting master drains raises 'Gurujam' fear,
2019] [I.E.A. Res HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.3_ WITNESS_kartik.kumar@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1413[16-5- [16-5-2019]_City roads can't take any more trafiic load: Traffic police to HC, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.9_ WITNESS_soumya.pillai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1414[16-5-
[16-5-2019]_Not speaking truth to power has cost us dearly, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.16_ WITNESS_Praveen Chakravarty_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1008
Gestae]
L12.1415[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Our cities need sustainable mobility, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.16_
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_Arunabha Ghosh CEO, Council on Energy, Environment and Water
Gestae] (CEEW)_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1009
L12.1416[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Now, a solar cell with bacteria at its core, Pilots pushed Boeing to act
2019] [I.E.A. Res before crash, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.18_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
L12.1417[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Global City project will eat into two forests in state, say activists, TOI,
L12.1418[16-5-
[16-5-2019]_Stubble fires in Hry, Punjab back to foul up air, TOI, New Delhi p.3_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Ritam.Halder@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1012
Gestae]
L12.1419[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Indian economy faces climate peril, TOI, New Delhi p.8_
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_Pradeep.Thakur@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1013
L12.142[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Centre seeks to replace EIA rules, activists rise in protest, TOI, New Delhi
L12.1421[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Your beach house may soon be worth less, Rising sea levels caused by
2019] [I.E.A. Res Warming are harming coastal property values, say experts, TOI, New Delhi p.15_
L12.1422[16-5- [16-5-2019]_Panasonic to set up 1L charging sites for e-vehicles, MNC tech hubs' biz in
2019] [I.E.A. Res India grows to $28bn, TOI, New Delhi p.17_ WITNESS_Pankaj.Doval@timesgroup.com
L12.1423[17-5- [17-5-2019]_City students gear up for one more protest rally, want leaders to take
2019] [I.E.A. Res climate seriously, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.2_
Gestae] WITNESS_sonali.verma@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1017
[17-5-2019]_Bandhwari poison is spreading, fear residents, Contamination fear,

L12.1424[17-5-
Monsoon run-off from Bandhwari feeds an aquifer that runs from Gwal Pahari to Civil
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Lines, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
Gestae]
L12.1425[17-5- [17-5-2019]_New wetland restoration authority will get cracking with Narela's Tikri
2019] [I.E.A. Res Khurd lake, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.5_
Gestae] WITNESS_vatsala.shrangi@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1020
L12.1426[17-5-
[17-5-2019]_Milk tops list of unsafe food items in Delhi: Report, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.9_ WITNESS_annona.dutt@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1021
Gestae]
L12.1427[17-5-
[17-5-2019]_South civic body writes to agencies to clear drains, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.9_ WITNESS_balshali.adak@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1022
Gestae]
L12.1428[17-5- [17-5-2019]_How Chennai's become a hub of global illegal animal trade, TOI, New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.1_ WITNESS_Siddharth.Prabhakar@timesgroup.com_ISSN:0971-
L12.1429[17-5-
[17-5-2019]_This is why you jostle for space in India, TOI, New Delhi p.1_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.143[17-5- [17-5-2019]_Borewells dug, pipes laid to supply water to illegal Aravali farmhouses, TOI,
L12.1431[17-5- [17-5-2019]_Hope for cleaner future: How new green hotspots are helping Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res breathe easier, TOI, New Delhi p.7_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1026
L12.1432[17-5- [17-5-2019]_11 tiger cubs make it a wow week in MP forests, TOI, New Delhi p.9_
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_Deshdeep.Saxena@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1028
L12.1433[18-5- [18-5-2019]_Court directs cops to act against NHAI contractor, Bandhwari landfill site
2019] [I.E.A. Res inspected, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.2_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
L12.1434[18-5- [18-5-2019]_NGT tells states, UTs to emulate Haryana, inventory water bodies, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_prayag.desai@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1435[18-5- [18-5-2019]_90-min rain floods parts of city, more showers, storms in store, Plastic
2019] [I.E.A. Res shredding centre inaugurated at Begumpur, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_
L12.1436[18-5- [18-5-2019]_Follow Hry model for waterbody revival, states told, NGT: CPCB to Examine
2019] [I.E.A. Res Plans. Frame Rules, TOI New Delhi p.10_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com
[18-5-2019]_Heatwaves to intensify in India from next year: Study, Frequency, Duration

L12.1437[18-5-
To Increase Due To 'El Nino Modoki', TOI New Delhi p.11_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Neha.Madaan@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1034
L12.1438[18-5- [18-5-2019]_Illegal GM brinjal was second crop, officials destroy plants, TOI, New Delhi
L12.1439[19-5- [19-5-2019]_June 30 deadline to clean drains is late, say experts, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_kartik.kumar@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1036
L12.144[19-5- [19-5-2019]_Friday rain leads to road cave-ins at three spots near MDI Chowk, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.12_ WITNESS_kartik.kumar@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
[19-5-2019]_A green haven for women to stay fit and motivated, Residents of DLF
L12.1441[19-5-
Phase 1 protest against liquor shop near Metro station, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.2_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_sharaniya.munsi@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1039
L12.1442[19-5- [19-5-2019]_11 MP tigers killed by poachers for rituals since 2018, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.15_ WITNESS_shruti.tomar@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-
L12.1443[19-5- [19-5-2019]_26 Maha dams hit 'zero storage' level, Regions along Goa mining belt
2019] [I.E.A. Res battle water shortage, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.18_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
L12.1444[19-5- [19-5-2019]_Waste set to choke city drains this monsoon again, TOI, Gurgaon/New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_Siddharth.Tiwari@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1445[19-5- [19-5-2019]_Don't raze check dams, Sushant Lok residents tell MCG, TOI, Gurgaon/New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.3_ WITNESS_Siddharth.Tiwari@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
[19-5-2019]_DLF 1 residents want liquor shop closed, Claim 'Illegal' Structure Falls in
L12.1446[19-5-
Green Belt & Will Attract 'Anti-Social' Elements, TOI, Gurgaon/New Delhi p.3_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Siddharth.Tiwari@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1045
L12.1447[19-5-
[19-5-2019]_Why Dust Storms Are A Growing Threat, TOI Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1448[19-5- [19-5-2019]_In cooling zones, wisdom of the old keeps debse forests alive, TOI
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1449[19-5- [19-5-2019]_Locals protest mobile tower installation near Lodhi Garden, TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res p.8_ WITNESS_Paras.Singh@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1050
[19-5-2019]_Stop tree relocation policy till further study: Activists to govt, Trees to be
L12.145[19-5-
moved, nod for 3 housing projects, TOI New Delhi p.2_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Jasjeev.Gandhiok@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1051
L12.1451[19-5- [19-5-2019]_Goa's new visitor: Big cat at Molem national park, Monsoon hits A&N two
2019] [I.E.A. Res days in advance, TOI New Delhi p.9_ WITNESS_Nida.Sayed@timesgroup.com
[20-5-2019]_Metro continues green push, now plans e-scooters at five stations, Eco-
L12.1452[20-5-
friendly ride a lot less friendly as fences, guards to protect cycles..., TOI New Delhi p.2_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Vibha. Sharma@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1053
L12.1453[20-5- [20-5-2019]_DLF 5 residents launch cleanliness drive in Aravalis, TOI Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
L12.1454[20-5- [20-5-2019]_Students to hit streets seeking steps to curb rising pollution, TOI Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res New Delhi p.3_ WITNESS_Shubhra.Pant@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
[20-5-2019]_Over 850 trees in Udyog Vihar to be cleared for widening 3 roads, 372 to
L12.1455[20-5-
be felled, While 485 Will Be Shifted To Other Areas: RTI Reply, TOI Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.3_ WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1056
[20-5-2019]_More elevated roads in new plan to unclog Delhi, Fly over Ring Road, HT
L12.1456[20-5-
Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.1, 6 & 9_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_ashish.mishra@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1057
L12.1457[20-5-
[20-5-2019]_Air quality picks up after a month, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.2_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.1458[20-5- [20-5-2019]_Over 20,000 MT wheat faces rot, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.4_
2019] [I.E.A. Res WITNESS_archana.mishra@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae] p.1064
L12.1459[20-5-
[20-5-2019]_Residents of DLF-5 clear 200kg waste from the Aravalis, HT Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
L12.146[20-5-
[20-5-2019]_Pledges, projects to raise awareness on Yamuna, HT Gurgaon/ New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res
p.7_ WITNESS_kalnat.sarfaraz@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV p.1067
Gestae]
L12.1461[20-5-
[20-5-2019]_PM thanks EC for shrine visit nod, Oppn calls it a 'drama', HT Gurgaon/
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gestae]
[21-5-2019]_LED lights cut power bill, but may hurt your retina, French Agency Raises
L12.1462[21-5-
Red Flag, No Conclusive Proof Yet, TOI New Delhi p.5_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_DurgeshNandan.Jha@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.IV
Gestae]
p.1069
L12.1463[21-5- [21-5-2019]_Tweaked routes, tariffs push up Gurugaman earnings, TOI Gurgaon/ New
2019] [I.E.A. Res Delhi p.2_ WITNESS_Shubhra.Pant@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-
[21-5-2019]_HC pulls up agency over S Delhi project, Civic agencies to clean Gurugram
L12.1464[21-5-
drains collectively, India adopts new definition for kilogram, other base units, HT
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Gurgaon/ New Delhi p.1_ WITNESS_richa.banka@htlive.com_ISSN:0972-
Gestae]
L12.1465[22-5- [22-5-2019]_What's next for Adani, the coal project that helped to return Morrison to
2019] [I.E.A. Res power, The Sydney Morning Herald, 22.05.2019_ WITNESS__ISSN:0312-
[23-5-2019]_It is important to maintain the essence of our cities HT Gurugram Page 3 -

L12.1466[23-5- “The greater part of the world's populace lives in urban areas at present and It is
2019] [I.E.A. Res evaluated that by the year 2050, the individuals living in Indian urban areas will touch
Gestae] 843 millions.” [Annx P-49 p.1239]_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
p.1245
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[23-5-2019]_Students create plastic monster to discourage use HT Gurugram Page 7_
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[23-5-2019]_Kids to take climate change battle to Juhu TOI Mumbai Page 6 - The India
L12.1468[23-5- chapter of FridaysForFuture is holding it’s second version of peaceful demonstrations in
2019] [I.E.A. Res Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and other locations demanding
Gestae] climate emergency from the government_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1247
L12.1469[23-5- [23-5-2019]_Only electric 2-wheelers may be sold in country after 2025 TOI New Delhi
2019] [I.E.A. Res Page 1 & 11 - Govt not looking to offer concessions to automakers_
Gestae] WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1248
[23-5-2019]_Reality check:Delhi’s 5 lakes at deep end TOI New Delhi Pg 2 - “A lake
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needs to sustain itself naturally and not deplete ground water.” Manu Bhatnagar,
2019] [I.E.A. Res
INTACH_ WITNESS_Manu Bhatnagar, INTACH_ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
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p.1250
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[23-5-2019]_Smart Citizen Reporters TOI New Delhi Page 6 - “Rotten apples … Traffic
2019] [I.E.A. Res
jams”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1251
Gestae]
[23-5-2019]_“Striped stars test the waters” (buffer zone – Maharashtra), “As Raj tiger
L12.1472[23-5- reserves run dry, big cats stray out to quench thirst” (RNP, Sariska), “Thirsty croc crawls
2019] [I.E.A. Res into kitchen in Guj” TOI New Delhi Page 9 - Shortage of water and drought conditions in
Gestae] forests drives wild animals out of their habitat_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1252
[23-5-2019]_Over 1,000 fires ravage 1,369 ha of forest cover in Uttarakhand TOI New
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Delhi Page 12 - GCS Negi, senior scientist, GBPNIHESI, Almora “Climate change – less
2019] [I.E.A. Res
rainfall and warmer winters – is the main reason behind the increase in the number of
Gestae]
forest fires…”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1253
L12.1474[23-5- [23-5-2019]_Saving Tigers TOI New Delhi Page 14 - “Despite Project Tiger’s success,
2019] [I.E.A. Res more is needed to protect the big cats”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
Gestae] 8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1254
L12.1475[23-5- [23-5-2019]_Breathable Air TOI New Delhi Pg14 - “Environmental data transparency
2019] [I.E.A. Res and star rating systems will improve air quality”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
Gestae] 8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1255
[23-5-2019]_“Pollution may up childhood anxiety, depression: Study” “Being exposed to

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traffic related air pollution can alter brain chemicals in children”, This state is first in US
2019] [I.E.A. Res
to allow human composting-“natural organic reduction” TOI New Delhi Page 15_
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[23-5-2019]_Rare earths vs high tech: Long cold war ahead for US, China? TOI New
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Delhi Page 16 - “China produces 96% of the world’s rare earths materials even though it
2019] [I.E.A. Res
has only one-third of the world’s reserves ….”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
Gestae]
8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1257
[23-5-2019]_Coal India on ₹ 10,000cr equipment buying spree TOI New Delhi Page 18 -
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Climate change emergency demands immediate stopping of mining or extraction of
2019] [I.E.A. Res
coal, oil and gas and a quick shift to solar,wind and alternate energy!!!_
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[24-5-2019]_“Let’s plant a million trees and make London a true urban forest” Dan
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Raven-Ellison, Evening Standard London 24.05.19 Page 16 - NGO “Rewilding Britain”
2019] [I.E.A. Res
even if it succeeds would not create regenerating forests which constitute the most
Gestae]
effective carbon sink._ WITNESS__ISSN:1472-5223PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1259
[24-5-2019]_“Our olive groves date back to the Romans … but now Cuckoo Spit curses
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them” Evening Standard London 24.05.19 Page 22 - Xylella “bacterium may have come
2019] [I.E.A. Res
with coffee plants brought from Costa Rica for an ornamental garden …”._
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[24-5-2019]_“Young activists from Bengaluru join Climate Strike” TNN May 24, 2019,
09:53 PM IST - “The movement first began in August 2018 when young Greta started
L12.1481[24-5- skipping school on Fridays to protest and demand action on climate change outside
2019] [I.E.A. Res Sweden’s Parliament. … in March, over 1.6 million young strikers from all 7 continents,
Gestae] more than 125 countries and in well over 2000 places walked out of their classrooms to
strike and demand government action …”._ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-
8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1261
[24-5-2019]_“Students from 1,600 Cities Just Walked Out of School to Protest Climate
Change. It Could Be Greta Thunberg’s Biggest Strike Yet” TIME, New York, Suyin Haynes -
John Paul Jose @johnpauljos #SchoolStrike4Climate in
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Delhi#ExtinctionRebellion#FridaysForFuture India should declare #ClimateEmergency
2019] [I.E.A. Res
The rich biodiversity and culture are under direct threat from Climate Crisis. 1,778 10:47
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AM -May 24, 2019 [While Thunberg may have started her strike alone, May 24 proved
that people all around the world are in solidarity with her and willing to spread the
message.]_ WITNESS__ISSN:0040-781XPERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1262
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[25-5-2019]_Students demand change in climate stance, TOI Gurugram/New Delhi, p.7_
2019] [I.E.A. Res
WITNESS_Shilpy.Arora@timesgroup.com _ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1235
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[25-5-2019]_Gurugram’s demands align with MP’s vision, HT Gurugram 25.05.19 p.2 -

“Air pollution is a major problem for Gurugram residents,… noxious emissions from
L12.1484[25-5- vehicles … diesel generator sets … dust from unchecked construction sites … Diesel
2019] [I.E.A. Res autos ply unchecked … cutting of trees for widening of roads … amendment .. (PLPA) ..
Gestae] threatens the protected status of Aravallis .. Badshahpur drain .. water bodies..”_
WITNESS_abhishek.bahl@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
p.1236
[25-5-2019]_As EU votes, youth hold climate protests, HT Gurugram p.22 - “Berlin …

Lisbon to Oslo …warming planet with melting ice caps and worsening storms, floods and
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droughts … Warsaw .. Madrid ..youngsters who rallied across more than 120 countries ..
2019] [I.E.A. Res
15,000 activists marched in Paris .. Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate .. 16-year old
Gestae]
Swedish school girl Greta Thunberg, spoke in Stockholm …”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1238
[25-5-2019]_“Water scarcity hits Hyd-Karnataka govt hospitals; sterilisation camp

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scrapped” - borewells running dry “Youth rally for greener planet ” - the young activists
2019] [I.E.A. Res
demanded the government declare a ‘climate emergency’ Times of India Bengaluru
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Page 7_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1268
[25-5-2019]_HC directs Haryana govt to remove bunds on Yamuna Times of India New
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Delhi Page 3 - “… at 11 locations … apart from creation of bunds, large-scale mining was
2019] [I.E.A. Res
going on along the Yamuna … “causing huge environmental damage
Gestae]
to the flora and fauna”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1269
L12.1488[25-5- [25-5-2019]_Students demand change in climate stance Times of India New Delhi Page
2019] [I.E.A. Res 10 - “The air pollution in Delhi has reached levels that are extremely unsafe for us ….”_
Gestae] WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1270
L12.1489[25-5- [25-5-2019]_Yet another school walkout for the planet Times of India New Delhi Page
2019] [I.E.A. Res 21 - “.. at least 300,000 had joined the strike in more than 1,780 cities in 128 countries
Gestae] ..”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1271
[25-5-2019]_On anvil: ₹ 30L cr transport boost Times of India New Delhi Page 21 - There
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is no mention of replacement of fossil fuel vehicles by electric vehicles - There is a
2019] [I.E.A. Res
deathly silence on massive reforestation needed to reduce greenhouse gases_
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[25-5-2019]_‘Clean air, extending Metro top priorities’ HT Gurugram Pg 2 - Rao Inderjit
2019] [I.E.A. Res
Singh, MP, Gurgaon_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1273
Gestae]
[26-5-2019]_Up to us to turn around climate change within 12 years say school

L12.1492[26-5- students, HT Gurugram 25.05.19 p.4 - “Twelve years is the time that we have to turn
2019] [I.E.A. Res around climate change according to the United Nations”_
Gestae] WITNESS_sharaniya.munsi@hindustantimes.com_ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
p.1237
[26-5-2019]_Radio tagged falcon from India reaches China HT Gurugram Page 17 - radio-
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tagged in Nagaland by Wildlife Institute of India (WII) scientists … distance she has flown
2019] [I.E.A. Res
…since tagging is about 120,000 km … 937 days_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-
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0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1274
L12.1494[27-5- [27-5-2019]_Waste dumped in drains polluting Yamuna: Panel HT Gurugram Page 8 - “..
2019] [I.E.A. Res Najafgarh drain is among those that have been identified as the major dumping
Gestae] grounds.”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0972-0243PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1275
[27-5-2019]_‘500 mesquite trees felled in Aravallis’ HT Gurugram Page 2 “Over 500

trees felled in Mangar buffer zone” TOI Gurugram Page 2 - “.. forest department failing
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to maintain its Aravalli Task Force, which was first proposed in September 2016, and
2019] [I.E.A. Res
involved setting up of over 50 security outposts in eight districts of South Haryana,
Gestae]
where the Aravallis are located.”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
p.1276
[27-5-2019]_Groundwater in villages bordering Bandhwari landfill site to be tested HT

L12.1496[27-5- Gurugram Page 2 CPCB wants Hry board to test water of 4 more villages TOI Gurugram
2019] [I.E.A. Res Page 2 - “… need to provide interim relief to these villages, …. Previous reports…. 2017
Gestae] one by the CPCB, have already declared Bandhwari’s ground-water unsafe for
consumption.”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1278
L12.1497[27-5- [27-5-2019]_“Seeking the sun in city, a visitor from Europe springs a surprise” “Tweet
2019] [I.E.A. Res summer: 177 bird species spotted in NCR” TOI Gurugram Page 4 - “… Great Bittern
Gestae] ….Najafgarh….”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1280
[27-5-2019]_“Below mountains of trash lie poison lakes” TOI Gurugram Page 6 - “Smoke
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on the water, Fire in the sky: Groundwater contaminated by Leachate from Landfills
2019] [I.E.A. Res
makes nearby areas uninhabitable”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
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p.1282
L12.1499[27-5- [27-5-2019]_“Air pollution down by a fourth in carfree zone of Karol Bagh” TOI
2019] [I.E.A. Res Gurugram Page 8 - “Pedestrianisation: Study finds gains in terms of lower noise levels
Gestae] too”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1284
[27-5-2019]_“As people grow old, they contribute more to climate change” TOI
L12.15[27-5-2019]
Gurugram Page 13 - “…analyzed federal data on household energy usage that was
[I.E.A. Res Gestae]
gathered from 1987 to 2009..”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1285
[29-5-2019]_Mom, daughter sue France over ill health from pollution TOI Gurugram
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Page 20 - “A Paris court on Tuesday began hearing a case brought by a mother and
2019] [I.E.A. Res
daughter who, in a legal first in France, are suing the state for damages over ill-health
Gestae]
caused by air pollution.”_ WITNESS__ISSN:0971-8257PERIOD_2019_Vol.V p.1286
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[13-6-2019]_Haryana Aravalli Land Deals Parts I to III Business Standard 11.06.2019 to
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[27-6-2019]_UK commits to 2050 zero-carbon target as new legislation passes into law,
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E&T, 27.06.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XXV p.5736
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2019] [I.E.A. Res [5-7-2019]_India joins CCAC, 05.07.2019_ WITNESS__PERIOD_2019_Vol.XIX p.4389
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formed by Delhi, Agra, Moradabad & Amritsar contains the (dark blue) Highest Pollution
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Zone of India –rest of the country is in dark orange (High) to white (Low) category_
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WITNESS_ESPI India Technologies Ltd <info@esriindia.com>_PERIOD_2019_Vol.V
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2019] [I.E.A. S.62
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[7-11-2019]_What the cyber attacks on Kudankulam & Isro show, HT Delhi, p.16
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[10-11-2019]_Fix the legal system, look beyond the apex court, HT Delhi, p.12
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[17-12-2019]_China is About to Fire Up its Artificial Sun in Quest for Fusion Energy,
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[29-12-2019]_“Climate Crisis Takes a Toll on the Planet” Jayashree Nandi, HT Delhi,
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[24-1-2020]_REUTERS 24.01.2020 “As Swiss summit ends, Greta’s star outshines her
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[26-1-2020]_HT Delhi 26.01.2020 p.20 -Trump, Greta, climate change top trending
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[17-4-2020]_COVID-19 and India’s Addiction to Colonial-Era Laws – The Diplomat_
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2020] [I.E.A. Res Ghosh, The Hindu_ WITNESS_Zac O'Yeah <zacnet@email.com>_ISSN:0971-
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L12.1539[4-5- [4-5-2020]_2020.05.04 Allow hydel project in NE, but give Rs 4 cr to study tigers, says
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Sarvadaman Oberoi <manioberoi@gmail.com>
ESCALATION / REMINDER SHAME AND ANGER - MAYBE CONTEMPT OF CONSTITUTION BENCH

JUDGEMENT
Sarvadaman Oberoi <manioberoi@gmail.com> Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 11:13 PM
To: DGP Haryana <police@hry.nic.in>, Commissioner Police Gurgaon <cp.ggn@hry.nic.in>
Cc: "SHO Sadar Gurgaon Police Department, Haryana" <shoggnsdr-hry@nic.in>, kkvenu@outlook.in, protocolnewdelhi@state.gov,
kadrung@tibet.net, chinaemb-in@mfa.gov.cn, Foreign Division Taipei Taiwan India <ind@mofa.gov.tw>, Vertretung@ndh.rep.admin.ch,
postmaster.nedel@fco.gov.uk, scg.new-delhi-amba@diplomatie.gouv.fr, hc.canberra@mea.gov.in, psfs@mea.gov.in, ahc.newdelhi@dfat.gov.au,
info@new-delhi.diplo.de, nde@minbuza.nl, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights <civilsociety@ohchr.org>, ecosocinfo@un.org, OTP
InformationDesk <otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int>, bureau@pca-cpa.org, information@icj-cij.org, ddis@cag.gov.in, raof@cag.gov.in,
cabinetsy@nic.in, delegation-india@eeas.europa.eu, info@butterfly-conservation.org, Ipsita Pati <ipsita.pati87@gmail.com>, Prayag Arora-Desai
<prayagaroradesai@gmail.com>, CHIEF JUSTICE OF INDIA <supremecourt@nic.in>
Bcc: chetan agarwal <chetan_agarwal1@hotmail.com>, Ritwick Dutta <ritwickdutta@gmail.com>, Nivedita Sharma
<Nsharma@lawofficesofindia.com>, suruchi mittal <suruchi.m14@gmail.com>, Jaideep Singh Sandhu <ltcoljssandhu@gmail.com>, Dipak Dash
<dashreporter@gmail.com>, jayashree.nandi@gmail.com
To,
1. DGP, Haryana
2. Commissioner of Police Gurugram
WEBLINK Reference dt 26.11.2020: SHAME AND ANGER - MAYBE CONTEMPT OF CONSTITUTION BENCH JUDGEMENT
Sir,
1. The offences complained of vide Speedpost are prima facie cognizable offences under the Indian Criminal Law. [ See WEBLINK Reference]
2. Transboundary Air (CO2-eq) Pollution into Gurugram is also cognizable offence. Inter boundary crimes primary jurisdiction lies with
yourselves, with assistance from the Ministry of External Affairs. See ICC letter dt.13.07.2020.
3. The urgency of this First Information Report is brought out in this interview given by the UN Secretary General;
4. The duties of the police officers are clear from the extracts of Haryana Police Act, 2007:
5. The duty in enforcing Rule of Law of the Commissioner of Police is clear rom the 3 judges Bench Judgement extracted below:
6. The Rule of Law in registration of First Information Report (FIR) is laid down by the Constutution Bench as extracted below:
7. It is therefore requested that procedure as per Rule of Law as laid out in the judgements above (One week outer limit - Para 120.3) be taken to
its logical conclusion and I may be informed by return email, the outcome of the Speedpost FIR dated 31.10.2020.
--
Regards.
Sarvadaman Singh Oberoi

Tower 1 Flat 1102, The Uniworld Garden,
Sohna Road, Gurgaon 122018 Haryana INDIA
Mobile: +919818768349 Tele: +911244227522
email: manioberoi@gmail.com

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