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In 2010, the Supreme Court of India rejected a 100-metre height rule to define the Aravallis.
The court said height alone cannot define a hill range or an ecosystem.
In 2025, the same rule is accepted.
Large parts of the Aravallis lie below 100 metres but still recharge groundwater, connect forests, and act as ecological buffers. Once those areas lose legal recognition, the damage spreads.
Water flows change.
Wildlife corridors break.
Pressure shifts to whatever remains protected.
This isn’t a technical tweak.
It’s how ecosystems are excluded without changing a single law.

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