Enforcement Challenges and Legal Implications of Environmental Regulations

Abstract

India is now struggling with a number of severe environmental concerns that put the country's development as well as its future possibilities in jeopardy. The natural environment of India has been severely damaged as a result of unchecked human activity, and the resulting ecological problems are stifling the country's capacity for social progress. The study demonstrates how a backdrop of extreme poverty, decreasing land area, increasing air pollution, decreasing water resources, the extinction of native species of flora and fauna, and the disappearance of native species of flora and fauna all work against the good development of Indians and the nation as a whole. It places a primary emphasis on preserving the natural equilibrium that exists between human existence and the surrounding environment as its primary goal. This is an absolute requirement for the growth of all life, including human life. The primary contribution that this article will make is to offer assistance to the government agencies that are responsible for fostering environmental awareness among Indian residents.