The City District Government Rawalpindi (CDGR) has turned a blind eye to heaps of garbage on the city roads and streets and in residential as well as commercial areas.

Rajkot: One spark is enough to engulf almost half of Saurashtra’s commercial capital in flames. This is no exaggeration.

Trichy corporation aims to generate both electricity and cooking gas from the garbage generated in the city.

The civic administration will take another day to clear the city’s garbage. On Tuesday, a total of 1,500 metric tonnes of garbage was collected from across the city and sent to Urali Devachi.

The bid to build two garbage barges has been succeeded by Tropic Investments Pvt. Ltd.

Dadeldhura and its district headquarters Baghkhor are reeling under waste management problems due to apathy of the concerned authorities.

After installing separate waste segregation bins at the Hanumandhoka Durbar Square, the Kathmandu Metropolitan City plans to install the bins in more areas of the city soon.

With the appointment of community organizers in state municipal councils, plans are afoot to set up women run self-help groups for door-to-door collection of garbage, its segregation and recycling.

Only 13 Out Of 27 Units Operational: PMC

Pune: Only 50% of the biogas plants set up in the city with an aim to decentralize garbage processing system are functioning.
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has 27 biogas plants with a joint capacity to process about 133 tonne garbage.At present,only 65tonne is processed in 13 plants which are functional.

That burning heap of garbage could cause more than just bad odour and smoke.