Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

If development means cutting down trees then someone explain this street in Bengaluru.

IndianGems_'s profile picture

🚨Indian Gems

130,454 subscribers

147,005 views • 5 months ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

If development means cutting down trees then someone explain Uzbekistan.
0:27

If development means cutting down trees then someone explain Uzbekistan.

🚨Indian Gems

19,567 views • 5 months ago

Someone is mercilessly cutting down big trees in South C on the road to Nextgen Mall and before Bandari apartments. This trees must be at least 20 years old. ⁦NEMA Kenya⁩ should definitely look into this. Cutting down trees at this volume will devastate the environment.
0:25

Someone is mercilessly cutting down big trees in South C on the road to Nextgen Mall and before Bandari apartments. This trees must be at least 20 years old. ⁦NEMA Kenya⁩ should definitely look into this. Cutting down trees at this volume will devastate the environment.

Kassim Gabowduale

15,294 views • 6 months ago

Trees are being cut down in Karura Forest and allegedly someone has bought the land. Can the Kenya Forest Service explain why logging is being done within the forest? The cutting down of trees has been done on a very large portion.
1:24

Trees are being cut down in Karura Forest and allegedly someone has bought the land. Can the Kenya Forest Service explain why logging is being done within the forest? The cutting down of trees has been done on a very large portion.

BRAVIN YURI

418,499 views • 1 year ago

Cutting down trees in the forest 📹: lis.tv6
1:05

Cutting down trees in the forest 📹: lis.tv6

Viralfizz

8,624,145 views • 1 year ago

Kampala City has embraced trees, while Nairobi City in Kenya keeps cutting down trees.
0:42

Kampala City has embraced trees, while Nairobi City in Kenya keeps cutting down trees.

Nyakundi Report

11,470 views • 1 month ago

Can someone explain to me what this “ENM” means ??
1:17

Can someone explain to me what this “ENM” means ??

Zyntric

64,315 views • 3 months ago

🇺🇸 Please someone explain this one then….
0:54

🇺🇸 Please someone explain this one then….

Concerned Citizen

947,738 views • 1 year ago

Someone who believes in climate change please explain this phenomenon of fires burning ONLY houses and cars but not trees, grass or bushes
1:45

Someone who believes in climate change please explain this phenomenon of fires burning ONLY houses and cars but not trees, grass or bushes

Mimi J

252,972 views • 1 month ago

What kind of development are we building for Uttarakhand? A video shared by young environmentalist Shankar Singh Bisht claims that trees have been marked for road widening in the Nag Devta forest between Bua Khal and Kandoliya, Pauri Garhwal, with some trees reportedly already cut. If this road is already wide and functional, then what exactly are we gaining by cutting an entire forest for more width? This is the same Uttarakhand where sick and elderly people are still carried 2, 5 and even 10 kilometres on dandi-kandi because their villages have no motor road. We don’t have roads to hospitals. But we have the ambition to widen roads that already exist. And then we wonder why the Himalayas keep producing Kwarab, Sirobagar, Lambagad, Pagalnala and Tota Ghati. Every tree removed from an unstable mountain slope isn’t just an environmental statistic. It can mean more erosion, more landslides and greater risk for the very roads we are widening. We celebrate “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam.” Then mark thousands of trees for cutting in the name of development. If development means cutting forests to make existing roads wider while villages remain without roads at all, perhaps the question isn’t whether Uttarakhand needs development. The question is: development for whom, and at what cost?
3:13

What kind of development are we building for Uttarakhand? A video shared by young environmentalist Shankar Singh Bisht claims that trees have been marked for road widening in the Nag Devta forest between Bua Khal and Kandoliya, Pauri Garhwal, with some trees reportedly already cut. If this road is already wide and functional, then what exactly are we gaining by cutting an entire forest for more width? This is the same Uttarakhand where sick and elderly people are still carried 2, 5 and even 10 kilometres on dandi-kandi because their villages have no motor road. We don’t have roads to hospitals. But we have the ambition to widen roads that already exist. And then we wonder why the Himalayas keep producing Kwarab, Sirobagar, Lambagad, Pagalnala and Tota Ghati. Every tree removed from an unstable mountain slope isn’t just an environmental statistic. It can mean more erosion, more landslides and greater risk for the very roads we are widening. We celebrate “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam.” Then mark thousands of trees for cutting in the name of development. If development means cutting forests to make existing roads wider while villages remain without roads at all, perhaps the question isn’t whether Uttarakhand needs development. The question is: development for whom, and at what cost?

Kumaon Jagran

10,455 views • 1 month ago

If Someone Pushes You in a Street Fight, Do This ASAP!
0:58

If Someone Pushes You in a Street Fight, Do This ASAP!

Survival Instinct

1,649,354 views • 6 months ago

Good morning #Bengaluru 🌿 What if every area in Bengaluru felt like this? Wide footpaths, fully grown trees, enough space for vehicles, no litter. Walk or pass through the BEL–Vidyaranyapura Road and you’ll experience amazing Bengaluru vibes 💚
1:00

Good morning #Bengaluru 🌿 What if every area in Bengaluru felt like this? Wide footpaths, fully grown trees, enough space for vehicles, no litter. Walk or pass through the BEL–Vidyaranyapura Road and you’ll experience amazing Bengaluru vibes 💚

Bengaluru Post

18,158 views • 8 months ago

Bovis Homes, now Vistry Group, must stop cutting down trees in Wellingborough Walks. There must be a pause for reflection on this tree destruction. I raised this in Parliament today.
1:33

Bovis Homes, now Vistry Group, must stop cutting down trees in Wellingborough Walks. There must be a pause for reflection on this tree destruction. I raised this in Parliament today.

Peter Bone

33,829 views • 3 years ago

Can someone PLEASE explain what Will Smith means?
1:24

Can someone PLEASE explain what Will Smith means?

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

4,176,897 views • 2 years ago

He was tasked with cutting DEI programs. He can't even explain what DEI means.
1:13

He was tasked with cutting DEI programs. He can't even explain what DEI means.

Adam Mockler

15,343 views • 6 months ago

Migrants have set up illegal camps in Sherwood Forest. Cutting down trees, litter everywhere and threatening locals with knives
1:08

Migrants have set up illegal camps in Sherwood Forest. Cutting down trees, litter everywhere and threatening locals with knives

🤍𝕁𝕆🤍

58,950 views • 8 months ago