During the hearing, the bench asked advocate Sumeer Sodhi whether the matter is covered under Drugs and Cosmetics Act and how does the issue comes under the jurisdiction of the wholesale tree guards Manufacturers tribunal.Hearing a plea that sought the ban on use of micro-plastics in cosmetic and body care products, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued notices to the ministries of environment and water resources asking them to respond on the matter.Mhada had declared the 100-year-old mansion as "dangerous"."We want netting around the entire building.The Mhada has informed the Bombay high court that the heritage committee will visit the Esplanade Mansion building on July 18 to examine its condition.A NGO approached the HC and expressed apprehension that the upper portion of the building could collapse on the road, leading to casualties.
The court was then informed by the Mhada lawyer that barricades had been put up around the building and a separate path had been made for pedestrians to walk and for vehicular movement.The court suggested that Mhada take assistance from those contractors who undertook the work of netting mountains and hills during the monsoon on the Mumbai-Pune expressway to prevent landslides.A division bench of Justices S.The hanging portions are not going to give prior notice to Mhada before collapsing, the bench said. Dharmadhikari and Gautam Patel had last week rapped Mhada and said, "Does human life mean nothing?" The bench asked what steps Mhada had taken to secure the area.. The HC then directed Mhada to tie a net around the building and file an affidavit.
The bench sought to know where any portion hanging from the top of the building would collapse (on the road or inside the barricades). "Television is playing a part is the cosmetic surgery craze. "Today it’s 35 per cent. In a conservative society where all women in public must wear at least a scarf over their hair and neck, such operations have boomed, with a nose job seen as a way to perfect their most visible asset.Lying on an operating table in northern Tehran, Nazanine says she wants it all: a third nose job, her eyebrows tattooed and liposuction on her thighs to "fix" her figure. The trend has seen the Islamic Republic jump into the world’s top 10 countries performing plastic surgery. In Iran’s largest cities it is easy to spot women — but also men — with bandages on their noses, flaunting the fact they recently went under the knife.