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Namami Gange: Industrial pollution flowing into Ganga down nearly 60 per cent since 2017Industrial pollution in the Ganga has significantly decreased by almost 60 percent since 2017. This achievement is credited to the Namami G...- Yamuna river froth contains harmful organic matter that releases volatile gases directly into atmosphere, warns expertExperts express alarm over the toxic white froth in the Yamuna River, which contains harmful organic matter, releasing volatile gases and f...
- NGT seeks action against industries polluting Ganga in Uttar PradeshNGT chairperson Adarsh Kumar Goel-led bench was dealing with the execution of a tribunal order passed last year, in which directions were i...
- DJB seeks support from UP, Haryana to contain pollution in YamunaThe Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has been continuously working to upgrade and augment the capacities of its sewage treatment plants so that untrea...
- 24 industrial units in Ghaziabad to remain closed during Kumbh MelaThese industrial units, including slaughter houses, paper mills, textile industries and distilleries, which do not have effluent treatment ...
- Pollution in Yamuna: NGT notices to MoEF, Delhi governmentStorm water drainage is the process of releasing excess water from streets, sidewalks, roofs, buildings and other areas.
- Uma Bharti launches Namami Gange projects worth Rs 250 crore in UttarakhandUma Bharti said that the Centre is mulling passage of a legislation called the Ganga Act in Parliament for the success of Namami Gange.
- GPCB to monitor service stations engaged in tanker cleaning"Moreover, many of the stations have been used by factories and transporters to dispose their chemical waste illegally.
- Cleaning the Ganga: How sewage is turning it into less of a river and more of a toxic waterwayThe holy river becomes a carrier of untreated industrial waste, garbage, agricultural run-off and municipal waste making it less of a river...
- National Green Tribunal takes notice of pollution in Hindon river; seeks Centre's replyNGT sought response from Centre on a plea seeking stay on the operation of all industries which are dumping untreated effluents into the Hi...
- 37,000 million litres of sewage flows into rivers daily: ReportEvents around World Water Day, which is marked every year on March 22, may remind everyone about the implications of dwindling water reserv...
- Mahanadi pollution a cause of concernWith the Centre pushing to clean Ganga, public opinion is gaining momentum for the state government to take concrete steps to make the Maha...
- Monitoring of factory waste to go onlineGovernment mulls to kick-start a similar system to strictly monitor treatment of industrial waste - both effluents and emissions by next ye...
- Industrial waste monitoring to go online soonThe government is now keen to kick-start a similar system to strictly monitor treatment of industrial waste – both effluents and emissions ...
- Yamuna clean-up needs another 25,000 crore: LG Najeeb JungCivic agencies have been asked to control the pollution load in the Yamuna, after which plans will be made to "harness and beautify" it.
- Sufficient waterflow can help solve Ganga's pollution woesThe Ganga, declared National River in 2009, is still battling with pollution and people's apathy.The Inter-Ministerial Group (IMG) admits t...
- PCB notice to Ramdev's herbal food parkUttarakhand PCB issues a notice to the herbal food park run by Baba Ramdev in Haridwar for allegedly releasing untreated waste into rivers ...
- Industries want to snap ties with GEPIL after GPCB exposeLast week GPCB had unearthed two illegal pipelines, operated by GEPIL dumping untreated industrial waste into rivulet.
- Pratibha Industries bags Rs 1249 crore order from Delhi Jal BoardPratibha Industries Limited, along with its JV partner Mosinzhstroi Open Joint Stock Company today announced bagging of two orders worth Rs...
- Hazardous waste drowning ground waterGoing by the latest report of SC there are only 10 TSDFs for industrial hazardous waste in the country.
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