Current Situation Of Industrialization And Sustainable Development With Special Reference To Position Of ‘Vishwamitri’ River In Vadodara
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India is a developing country and that is good that with the growth of our economy people do get work but due to that the harmony between sustainable development and industrialization is being compromised. The ‘Vishwamitri’ is the most polluted river due to chemicals disposal by the companies. Currently due to industrialisation the harmony between Sustainable development and Industrialisation is being compromised. The VMC and Gujrat Environmental Protection Control Authority should find another way for disposal of chemicals rather than the ‘Vishwamitri’ river. Labour Law and Environmental Laws are connected to this research.
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