or (c) Gair Mumkin Behed, or (d) Banjad Beed, or (e) Rundh, on 7 May 1992 in relation to Gurgaon District in Haryana, and Alwar District in Rajasthan . The notification prohibits, amongst other things, mining, cutting of trees, construction of any clusters of dwelling units, farms houses, sheds, community centers, information centers and any other activity connected with such construction (including roads and part of any infrastructure relating thereto), and electrification (laying of new transmission lines) in the designated areas . 2003 Director Town and Country Planning, Haryana, and Haryana authorities, accord permission to Pathways World School, to construct a school on a 30 acres plot in the centre of Aravali retreat. The International School opened in 2003, and by 2014 had a student body of 1100 students representing 40 countries. 2006 Collector of Gurgaon on 23 February revokes the 1990 notification and categorizes Aravali Retreat as Gair Mumkin Pahar. Ministry Of Environment and Forest (MOEF) on 1 November 2006 issues clarification stating that the notification of 7 May 1992 does not apply to Aravali Retreat, as plots on it were categorized as ‘farm houses’ prior to the issue of the 1992 notification. The MOEF clarification noted: "In case the members of Aravali Plot Owners’ association have plots which in the land records maintained by the State Government as on the date of the Notification i.e. 7 May 1992 were categorized as "Farm House" i.e. not categorized in any of the categories i.e., a) "Gair Mumkin Pahal or b)"Gair Mumkin Rada or c) Gair Mumkin Behed or d) Banjad Beed or d) Banjad Beed or e) Rundh, then this Notification will not be applicable". 2007 Haryana State Pollution Control, initiates litigation against Ansal API, the developers of Aravali retreat, and many plots owners, for violation of Aravali Notification dated 7 May 1992. Special Environment Court, Faridabad, rules that according to documentary evidence submitted in the court Aravali Retreat is shown as the "Gair Mumkin Farm land" in revenue record of 1990-91 and not Gair Mumkin Pahar. Special Environment Court, Faridabad, in the case filed by Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) rules in favor of Ansals. In its judgment the court states: "Thus the complainant/prosecution has miserably failed to prove upon file that Aravali Notification was applicable upon the Aravali Retreat the land of accused no.1 and he has further failed to prove upon file that any construction in