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
WASTE TECHNOLOGY INDIA CONFERENCE Strategizing Waste C2C in Industries and Smart Cities
Focusing on the theme, the conference looked at waste conversion from the end user point of view be it an... Read More
India’s cleanest schools
According to the Union Ministry for Human Resource Development (MHRD), seven of the cleanest schools in India are from Puducherry,... Read More
International Housekeepers Summit 2018 Setting New Standards
Each year, America celebrates Independence Day on July 4. This year was no different except that on the other side... Read More
Namami Gange project to get MHRD support
Uma Bharti, Union Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, has called for sustained cooperation with the Ministry... Read More
Connecting with Community – A Corporate Strategy
[box type=”shadow” ]Sustainable development is fundamental to many a business house in India today. With a prime focus on EHS... Read More
The Educational Push!
“Cleanliness promotes better health. You have a responsibility to keep your homes, surroundings and city clean.” These words often ring... Read More
Implications in Urban Integrated Rodent Management
Rodent was hitherto a problem in agricultural and horticultural crops. However, it took a different shape with increasing human population,... 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.
Sanitation awards for schools
According to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Ministry of Human Resource Development has decided to institute the... Read More
Improving infrastructure for tourism
Tourist inflow along with foreign exchange earnings has grown over the past years in India but the tourism destinations have been neglected. This calls for immediate revamp of these destinations along with conservation of ecology and environment. In a recent forum, M A Haque, Director, Ministry of Environment & Forests presented paper on the factors retarding the growth of tourism industry in India Excerpts:
Clean India Pulire 2009 November 12-14 Asia’s largest cleaning show gets BIGGER & STRONGER
With over 5400 registered visitors, the second international edition of Clean India Show – Clean India Pulire – saw a... Read More
Looking for organised growth with high standards
From a state of co-existing with rats and cockroaches, we are moving towards increased awarness about the harmful effects of pests – filth, diseases and damage to goods and food articles