Question

What makes the author unhappy about the laws in India?

Answer 1

Answer:

in which poem does this question come from. you have to mention that

Answer 2

The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement’s Role

The author Nanipalkhivala, is unhappy about the laws in India because no body follows the laws neither do the Indians respect them.

Explanation:

• Nanipalkhivala, the famous environmentalist, has described the sorry condition of the environment in his thoughtful right up, 'The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement’s Role '.
• In this essay he has taken up the various issues concerning the environment.
• His gravest finding is Man is behind all the anti-environment activities.
• In fact it is Man and only Man who is the most dangerous creature on the author.
• The author goes on to discuss how Indians are greatly responsible for the degradation of the environment.
• He holds the Indian citizens solely responsible for this.
• In spite of the many laws laid down by the Constitution to protect the environment none of them are properly enforced.
• The Indians pay no heed to the laws , neither do they respect them.
• Hence like most other laws on serious issues these laws are there only in black and white, They are never followed.

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