ORDER 1. Admitted. 2. Since the respondents have appeared on caveat and a short question is involved, we are disposing of the appeal at this stage itself. 3. The appellant herein had challenged grant of environment clearance by filing an appeal before the National Green Tribunal ("NGT") on 05.02.2018. The NGT has held that the same is time barred. It is noticed that the statutory limitation is 30 days which can be relaxed by another 60 days. As per the NGT the appeal was filed beyond a period of 90 days from the date of grant of environment clearance. We find that the NGT does not appear to be correct in computing the period of limitation. No doubt environment clearance was granted on 06.01.2017, however, as per the order of the NGT itself the same was uploaded on the website of the respondent-Ministry on 08.11.2017. The appeal filed on 05.02.2018 is, thus, within 90 days. 4. No doubt, the appeal would still be time barred as it is to be filed within 30 days. However, the NGT has the power to condone the delay upto 60 days thereafter. In the present case, the said delay would be 59 days. At the same time, the NGT has not taken into consideration the application filed by the appellant seeking condonation of delay. 5. For the aforesaid reasons, we are of the opinion that it would still be within the power of the NGT to examine whether the delay should be condoned or not as it is not beyond 60 days. The impugned order is, accordingly, set aside and the matter is remitted to the NGT to decide the application for condonation of delay. The appeal stands disposed of.