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Froth returns to Yamuna river after temporary cleanup for Chhath PujaFroth has returned to the Yamuna river after a temporary cleanup for Chhath Puja. Increased water flow from Hathnikund barrage had briefly ...- Delhi to launch Rs 3,000-crore development package during PM Modi's birthdayOn September 17th, coinciding with Prime Minister Modi's birthday, the Delhi government will launch infrastructure projects exceeding ₹3,00...
- 'Scavenging', it's a woeful anachronismDehumanized sanitation workers in India continue to engage in hazardous manual scavenging despite multiple bans and legal protections. Poor...
- VA Tech Wabag, Peak Sustainablility Ventures ink strategic MoUVA Tech Wabag said it has already implemented around 40 large biogas generation facilities in various projects globally. The MoU also aims ...
- VA Tech Wabag & Peak Sustainability Ventures to set up 100 bio-CNG plantsVA Tech Wabag Limited (WABAG) has signed an agreement with Peak Sustainability Ventures (Peak) to establish 100 Bio-CNG plants in India, GC...
- Delhi Rains: Scavenging is not just a dirty wordThe manual scavenging and sewage cleaning industry in India remains a major concern, with 246 districts yet to declare themselves manual sc...
- Namami Gange Project opens up new opportunity for this smallcap; stock up 8%The company would be responsible for the sewerage infrastructure in Patna.
- VA Tech Wabag gets orders worth Rs 1,477 cr from UP govtThe Chennai-headquartered firm has bagged the Rs 1,477 crore contract on 'one city, one operator' model and will operate, maintain and mana...
- View: Ill treatment of sewage cleaners; how we become participants in a cultural adharmaThose who clean sewage systems are kept at a distance, not given protective gear, not given cleaning materials to wash before they go home....
- VA Tech WABAG bags orders worth Rs 1,477 croreDuration of the project would be for 10 years, which can be extended to additional five years.
- Zero sewer discharge in Ganga in Varanasi by NovThe Ganga Action Plan was launched by then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in Varanasi on June 14, 1986 to reduce the pollution load on Ganga.
- Zero sewer discharge in Ganga in Varanasi by Nov
- Cleaning Ganga: Varanasi to get 2 new STPs before MarchThe sewage treatment plants, having a total 260 million litres daily capacity, will be commissioned at Varanasi's Dinapur and Goitha before...
- Centre approves Ganga cleaning projects worth over Rs 1,900 crore
- River needs more water, not STPs: Sunita NarainEnvironmentalist Sunita Narain has called for a radical change in the approach to cleaning rivers.
- Yamuna remains dirty despite huge costs to clean it: PanelA parliamentary panel has noted that Yamuna river seems "dirtier" than before despite Rs 6,500 crore having been spent on its clean-up.
- Yamuna remains dirty despite huge costs to clean it: PanelInterceptor sewers along the major drains of the city are crucial for curbing pollution of the Yamuna as they would keep untreated sewage f...
- Centre issues guidelines to state government on project sanctionThe Centre has issued guidelines asking the states to incorporate plans for water conservation and sewage disposal in the Master Plans.
- Court orders jail for ex-DJB CEODelhi High Court ordered a twoweek jail term for former DJB CEO Arun Mathur and two other top officials of the Board for their failure to p...
- Yamuna keeps waiting, plans pile upThere is no fresh water in the river, and without that, there is no way the river can be kept clean, argue environmentalists.
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