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Eye on 800 TPD waste management, MCD signs deal with Oil India to set up CBG plants (opens the original)
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To convert 800 tonnes per day (TPD) of wet waste into biogas and organic fertilizers, the Municipal Corporation Delhi (MCD) and the Oil India Limited (OIL) on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in the presence of the Delhi CM Rekha Gupta and Mayor Pravesh Wahi for the establishment of two Bio-Methanation based Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) plants, officials said. According to an official statement, two Bio-CBG plants with a combined processing capacity of 800 TPD will be established
Traffic snarls, water enters shops: Heavy rain sinks parts of Delhi (opens the original)
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Delhi came to a standstill for nearly three hours on Tuesday as heavy rain led to waterlogging on arterial routes, leading to traffic snarls. Commuters, including students, were seen wading through knee-deep water while water also entered shops in several key markets across the city, including Connaught Place and Sadar Bazar. The situation was similar in neighbouring cities, including Gurgaon and Noida. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), between 11.30 am and 2.30 pm, Safdar
LG flags lack of source segregation; directs pilot testing of Indore Model in MCD zones (opens the original)
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At the review meeting of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) held on Monday, Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu flagged a lack of segregation of waste at source and directed officials to begin a pilot test of the “Indore model” in an MCD zone. Noting that about half of the waste generated daily is not being segregated at source and was being disposed of at dump sites, the LG directed officials to draw inspiration from the success achieved by the Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) in
No slogans, no graffiti: Jantar Mantar wiped clean after 36-day protest (opens the original)
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The streets that were filled with thousands of protesters over the past five weeks lay deserted, save for the yellow police barricades. There were no slogans being raised. The graffiti that had covered the walls was gone, replaced by fresh coats of paint. The piles of trash that had lined the footpaths and roads had disappeared. By Sunday morning, Jantar Mantar was back to its old self. Hours after the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) called off its month-long protest on Saturday night, following th
The other challenge at Jantar Mantar: 15,000 kg of garbage everyday (opens the original)
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At Jantar Mantar, the crowds are growing every day. So is the garbage. Plastic bottles, paper plates and food packets line the protest site, accompanied by a constant stench. “There is no standard waste management protocol when more than 5,000 people gather every day,” said an official from New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), in charge of managing waste in the area. “Earlier, we collected around 500-600 kg of waste from Tolstoy Marg, Sansad Marg and Jantar Mantar Road. Now we lift nearly 15,
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