- May 2, 2026
Hyderabad Struggles to Manage Growing Municipal Waste as Dumpyards Reach Capacity
Hyderabad Struggles to Manage Growing Municipal Waste as Dumpyards Reach Capacity Hyderabad, the second-highest generator of municipal solid waste (MSW)
GNIDA to Set Up Second C&D Waste Processing Plant in Astauli to Handle 500 Tonnes of Waste Daily
GNIDA to Set Up Second C&D Waste Processing Plant in Astauli to Handle 500 Tonnes of Waste Daily The Greater
Indore to Build New STPs and Infrastructure to Improve Waste Management and Traffic
Indore to Build New STPs and Infrastructure to Improve Waste Management and Traffic Indore, a rapidly growing city in Madhya
BMC Removes 11.4 Metric Tonnes of Waste in Post-New Year Cleanup Operation
BMC Removes 11.4 Metric Tonnes of Waste in Post-New Year Cleanup Operation In a massive operation following the New Year
Kerala Steps Up Monitoring Against Illegal Medical Waste Dumping Informs NGT
Kerala Steps Up Monitoring Against Illegal Medical Waste Dumping Informs NGT The illegal dumping of medical waste in neighbouring Tamil
Mahim Residents Call for Immediate Clean-Up of Garbage Piles
Mahim Residents Call for Immediate Clean-Up of Garbage Piles Residents of Mahim have voiced their frustration over the persistent garbage
BMC to Remove 9 Inches of Soil from Shivaji Park to Combat Dust Pollution
BMC to Remove 9 Inches of Soil from Shivaji Park to Combat Dust Pollution In response to growing concerns over
VA Tech WABAG Wins Rs 700 Crore Order for Wastewater Treatment Plants in Zambia
VA Tech WABAG Wins Rs 700 Crore Order for Wastewater Treatment Plants in Zambia VA Tech WABAG, a prominent player
Ambernath Solid Waste Project at Risk Due to High Transportation Costs and Local Opposition
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is reconsidering its ambitious solid waste management project in Ambernath, with plans now in jeopardy
CSE Report Warns Untreated Urban Wastewater Worsening India’s Water Crisis
The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has highlighted India’s severe urban water crisis, revealing that only 28% of the