Anisha Bhatia

Celebrate the festival of colours in a green and eco-friendly way, here are some tips on how you can enjoy the festivities while taking care of the environment

Waste segregation in India is mandatory - be it by the Solid Waste Management Rules 2016 or the Two-Bins nation-wide campaign launched in 2017 on World Environment Day by the government. To check on the ground reality, NDTV visited different localities of the New Delhi, here is what we found

With a simple process of composting an individual can do his bit for the environment and divert a bulk of the waste from overflowing landfills. Here’s a complete lowdown on one of waste management’s simple techniques – composting

Help India from drowning in its own waste mess, adopt the basic waste management steps like upcycling and recycling and help save the planet. Here's some help

After achieving the Open Defecation Free tag, Haryana is gearing up for the battle of waste management. Though the authorities have started making plan such as small garbage dump yards for villagers, recycling of waste and door-to-door garbage collection, but still the road to Swachh Haryana is long as people living in the rural parts are completely unaware about the concept of waste management

Out of 62 million tonnes of waste being produced by urban India, mere 11.9 million tonnes is treated – it is time to rethink the way we have been generating and managing waste

In 2017, on World Environment Day, the government had launched a massive waste management project in 4,000 cities across the country , wherein waste segregation at source was made mandatory, nearly two years down the line the on ground reality in one of the major citiy of India - Delhi remains unchanged

Ghazipur waste pickers get a new lease of life, move away from the landfills as waste pickers and start their journey as artisans, only this time making products made out of waste

In Swachh Survekshan 2019, Indore once again retains its crown of being India’s cleanest city, here’s what the city has done right to up its swachh quotient

President Ram Nath Kovind presents awards for Swachh Survekshan 2019, congratulates the cities and citizens for their contribution towards Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Keeping in mind state’s target of one million electric vehicles (EVs) by 2022, Kerala kick-starts its electric journey with the launch of five new buses

Odisha Government approves a fund of Rs 466 crore for Khushi scheme that will be providing free sanitary pads to government and non-government-aided school across the state and benefit approximately 17 lakh girls

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday felicitated sanitation workers by washing the feet of safai karamcharis during his visit to Kumbh at Prayagraj

Kolkata city gets 20 electric buses by Tata Motors, 60 more to ply on city’s roads soon which will make Kolkata lead the path for being one of the few Indian cities with heavy dependence on electric transportation