The Bombay High Court on Thursday underscored the importance of preserving open spaces and sports facilities in Mumbai, stressing their role in shaping a healthier and brighter future for the coming generations. The court raised concerns about the dwindling green spaces in the city and urged a forward-looking approach.
"It is for the times to come. What are we giving to the next generation?" asked a bench of Justices Girish Kulkarni and Advait Sethna.
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