Are Schools Ready to Open?
School buildings lie empty. Parents, teachers and most importantly, students are all frustrated with online education. How can schools ensure... Read More
Moulding Behaviour at School
[box type=”shadow” ] Toilets were an escape from boring classes during school days. ‘May I go to the toilet?’, was... Read More
Cleanliness & Hygiene in Schools:Raising Questions
With the mushrooming of international schools in India, the level of awareness on cleanliness and hygiene at schools has improved... Read More
Clean India Pulire 2018
Buzzing from the very first hour of the show, the 15th edition of Clean India Pulire was packed with buyers... Read More
Clean India Journal Seminar in Goa: A Success
“We are all aware of professional cleaning services and have deployed cleaning machines in our properties. It is here at this seminar, we have learned to optimize cleaning resources to our advantage.”
Clean India Journal Seminar in Goa: A Success
“We are all aware of professional cleaning services and have deployed cleaning machines in our properties. It is only here,... Read More
Godrej Protekt’s swine flu awareness program
Godrej Protekt Mr. Magic, India’s powder to liquid hand wash, has initiated a week-long awareness program to focus on the... Read More
Experience the Latest Technologies & Solutions for Cleaning, Waste, Laundry & Car Care
In a world of fast developing technologies and innovations, it would not be wrong to say that the processes we... Read More
Dry hands in seven seconds
Delhi-based CMR’s Stainless Steel Jet Hand Dryer is much faster than the 30- 40 seconds offered by typical air dryers.... Read More
2nd Edition Clean India Awards And the Award goes to…
The 2nd Clean India Awards held on January 22 at The Leela Hotel in Mumbai witnessed the reunion of the... Read More
Rising Confidence in Cleaning
[box type=”shadow” ]India is set to be the world’s third largest economy with projected GDP at US$10,133 billion by 2030,... Read More
‘Numbers are Momentary, Change is Permanent’
“A lot of newly contributed toilets, some of them even quite fancy ones, will be rendered useless if not maintained... Read More
Self-Cleaning eToilets
The world’s most economically priced solar powered, self-cleaning eToilet with inbuilt solar panel and metallic platform is set to bridge... Read More
#Swachh Bharat
To fulfil Gandhi’s dream of clean and healthy India, Narendra Modi launched Swachh Bharat, the biggest ever mass movement since Independence on... Read More
Bio-toilets for better Sanitation
Millions die every year across the world due to lack of safe sanitation facilities. “Ensuring 100% waste discharge from a... Read More
Bridging the Gap…
FM and Hospitality, both these sectors are labour-oriented dealing with manpower shortage, rising labour cost, training cost & time and managing assets & service delivery, but the difference lies in their objectives. While an FM company aims at better service delivery as per the contract, the hospitality sector aims to upgrade its service deliverables. In the event of the rising opportunity for the FM company to take on the upgraded service deliverables in the hospitality sector, is it prepared to meet the revolutionary change? Suprita Anupam finds out
Convenient Cleaning with Trolleys
Cleaning becomes effective and efficient when made convenient. It is not so encouraging to walk down the corridor every time... Read More
Keeping city clean is a collective effort
In the recent years there is a significant shift in handling solid waste with Municipal Corporations across the country adopting various models of disposing and recycling waste. Pondicherry Corporation has successfully adopted door-to-door collection, transportation and processing model. Coimbatore Corporation has adopted house-to-house collection model and outsourced secondary collection and processing to private parties under PPP mode. In certain other cities, the processing has been outsourced on PPP basis. Besides waste collection, various technologies like composting, bio-methanation/gasification or high-temperature incineration and waste-to-energy are being used for waste management. For example, the service provider in Coimbatore Corporation had started with compost plant, now they are seeking permission to put up a waste-to-energy plant at their own cost. Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagar Palike has forked out certain areas to be cleaned by sweeping machines. All Corporations are experimenting innovative methods to collect and treat waste. Ajit Patil, Secretary, Corporation of Cochin, in an exclusive interview with Clean India Journal, talks about how solutions to keep the city clean has been successfully implemented.
Karcher announces India subsidiary
Karcher announces India subsidiary By establishing its fully-owned subsidiary in India in April this year, Alfred Karcher GmbH& Co. KG... Read More
Cleaning Crusade at resettlement camp
Community participation has not only helped women of Bawana resettlement to get an access to basics like water and toilets but has also provided them a safe and secured environment
