<h1>Real-estate 'wellness corridor' claims: biodiversity, 'Good' AQI, and villa project raise marketing, environmental, land-use and due-diligence issues</h1> A real-estate press release markets a peri-urban locality as a 'wellness corridor,' citing consistently 'Good' AQI, rich biodiversity, rising eco-tourism, and a flagship villa project integrating native vegetation and conservation measures. Legally relevant points include: asserted health and environmental benefits that could trigger advertising and consumer-protection scrutiny if unsupported; land-use, environmental clearances, and biodiversity-protection obligations for large-scale development; potential planning and forest-rights or wetland regulation implications for riverine and forest-adjacent projects; and reliance on a disclaimer noting the release arrangement, which does not absolve regulatory compliance or liability for misrepresentation. Verification and due diligence are advised.