The Public Works Department (PWD) has identified 12 traffic corridors, including two roads each on the Haryana and Uttar Pradesh border, where road interventions are being planned to improve traffic ...

Delhi is a historic and huge city, and its population is much higher than Bengaluru's. We have come to study the work being done by Delhi's Municipal Corporation on three points: Solid waste ...

The 45-day Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj, which drew an unprecedented 66 crore devotees, contributed nearly Rs 500 crore to the state exchequer through increased GST and VAT collections, with a notable ...

An allocation of Rs 50.8 crore was directed towards biomining operations at Delhi’s three landfill sites — Okhla, Bhalswa, ...

Over 95% of the construction is complete, with sections passing through Najafgarh, Mundka and Alipur already operational.

As India continues its trajectory to attain the 'developed nation' tag by 2047, the government is increasing its focus on the formalisation of the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) sector.

India must sustain an annual growth rate of 7.5 per cent to 8 per cent over the next two decades to achieve its goal of becoming a developed nation, said Surjit Bhalla, economist and former executive ...

Delhi's government has introduced a comprehensive 25-point Air Pollution Mitigation Plan for 2025, emphasizing innovative solutions and partnerships with technical institutions. The plan includes ...

Delhi’s pollution plan leads with 2,299 e-autos, 18,000 EV chargers, and ANPR tech, supported by cloud seeding, dust control, ...

Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has unveiled an extensive strategy to combat air pollution, emphasizing scientific innovation and public involvement. A key initiative includes a cloud-seeding pilot ...

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) plans to divert around 90,000 tonnes of fresh garbage annually from the Ghazipur landfill to the Okhla landfill in southeast Delhi Waste at the Ghazipur ...

He has been practicing for 14 years at the Mulla Colony, which is adjacent to the Ghazipur landfill. One of the largest landfills in the country, it is also called the "garbage mountain of Delhi".