The Education Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has urged the Delhi government to renew its efforts for providing clean drinking water to MCD schools, 35 of which have no water supply at present.
New project will focus on reforms in distribution mechanism
In about two months from now two populated pockets of the city can look forward to a more streamlined distribution of water in their areas.
With over a thousand crore in its kitty, the Delhi Jal Board hopes to reach out to areas with no supply, plug leaks, enhance the treatment capacity and improve consumer convenience during the financial year 2011-12.
Sees Pollution Continuing With Delay In Interceptor Sewage Project
Neha Lalchandani TNN
New Delhi: Any hope of seeing a clean Yamuna in the near future was dispelled on Sunday by environment minister Jairam Ramesh, who said such a situation was not possible before at least the end of 2015.
The minister, who carried out an inspection of the river on Sunday morning and followed up with a me
The CPI (M) Delhi Committee has condemned the Delhi Government's proposal to privatise water distribution in the city. Seeking an immediate withdrawal of the proposal, the party has called the privatisation policy as
Even as Delhi wants Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to step up measures to solve the problem of effluents being dumped into the Yamuna, the city itself is far from keeping its end of the bargain.
Water production at the Chandrawal and Wazirabad water treatment plants was resumed on Wednesday after the ammonia levels in the Yamuna were restored to the permissible levels.
