wadi municipal council (wmc) has finally started construction of its 10 mld sewage treatment plant (stp) at ambedkar nagar in wadi area, near amravati road to restrict the direct release of sewage into iconic ambazari lake. last year in april, ambazari lake witnessed the flooding of eichhornia weeds which was later removed by nagpur municipal corporation (nmc). however, it again flooded during last monsoon and these weeds are also a major reason of recent floods in nagpur. there is no drainage system ava
by kaushik bhattacharya banks, schools, and colleges are the biggest contributors of electronic waste (e-waste) in nagpur. these entities together generate more than 1,000 mt of e-waste every year in the city, clai
by kaushik bhattacharya witnessing speedy modernisation like country’s other metro cities, nagpur, too, is heading towards becoming a city generating high electronic waste (e-waste). increasing population and foray
by kaushik bhattacharyain an alarming revelation, a whopping 7,74,237 trees have been felled illegally in the past nine years in state’s forest areas. the trees felled include 3,21,847 teak trees. even as tiger p
A clean and green city is every citizen’s need. it is the duty of the civic body as well as the citizens to work towards fulfilling the need by keeping the city clean, but it is just the opposite that is happening in seminary hills area. a huge open plot that came into limelight after a fire incident in seminary hills area a few days ago is a perfect example of the civic body’s callous attitude towards city’s environment.