World Toilet Day 2020: Following five technologies can solve both the problems – sanitation and waste management and achieve the goal of open defecation free plus...
World Toilet Day 2020: Twin leach pit, toilet technology promoted by the government to eradicate open defecation and manage waste, is not suitable for high water...
The process of burning farm residue and vehicular emission are the major causes of air pollution in parts of north India, deteriorating the air quality around...
As India gears up for World Toilet Day with the theme Sustainable Sanitation and Climate Change, NDTV speaks with Dr Suresh Kumar Rohilla, Programme Director -...
World Toilet Day 2020: Twin pit toilet technology is an onsite waste management system that converts human waste into manure
10 years ago, 52-year-old Vijay Limaye from Nagpur, decided to find an alternative to wooden logs used in cremation and today he saves at least 1,000...
The COVID-19 related bio-medical waste generation in India has increased from 3,025.41 tonnes in June to 5,490 tonnes in September
According to health experts, tackling the issue of waste burning is even more pivotal now given the fact the nation is battling a coronavirus pandemic and...
At #SwasthyaMantra telethon, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari spoke about protecting the environment by adding value to waste
According to Om Nath, a resident, the accumulation of garbage spread diseases and created a breeding ground for mosquitoes
As many as 297 stubble burning incidents were reported between September 21 and 25 this year, said Dr Brijender Pateriya, Director of the Punjab Remote Sensing...
Every winter, a thick blanket of smog settles over northern India, as a combination of factors such as the burning of crop residues, industrial emissions and...
With an aim to contribute to reduction in air pollution, environmentalist uses waste plastic bottles to create vertical gardens at various places
National Green Tribunal stated that at least one district in every state should be made a model for compliance of plastic waste management rules in the...
According to a Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) report, India generates about 101 Metric Tonnes per day (MT/day) of COVID-19 related bio-medical waste
