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Another sanitation workers dies while cleaning sewer in Delhi	22.10.2018	Metros \| The Asian Age
In September, five men died after inhaling toxic fumes while working in a sewage treatment plant in west Delhi's Moti Nagar area.
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Mumbai: 26,000 trees to be hacked for Malad sewage plant	27.9.2018	Free Press Journal: Mumbai
Mumbai: In order to set up a Rs 2,000 crore sewage treatment plant in Malad, the BMC, with the approval
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Sanitation worker dies after falling in sewer	17.9.2018	PTI: All news
Sanitation worker dies after falling in sewer
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MCD approved construction of sewage plant where five died: DJB	12.9.2018	PTI: All news
MCD approved construction of sewage plant where five died: DJB
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Mithi clean-up: Phase I to cost Rs 211 cr	6.9.2018	Free Press Journal: Mumbai
Mumbai: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has finalised contractor for the first phase of
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NGT raps Kerala over waste disposal, seeks action plan in a month	1.9.2018	PTI: All news
NGT raps Kerala over waste disposal, seeks action plan in a month
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Yamuna cleaning project: No 'meaningful progress' at ground level, says NGT	26.7.2018	PTI: All news
Yamuna cleaning project: No 'meaningful progress' at ground level, says NGT
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Toxic foam from Bengaluru's Bellandur lake reaches Kolar district	24.7.2018	India News \| Get Live Updates Of UP Polls, 2017 And Other Breaking News And Analysis On Politics And Current Affairs From India
The froth spilled after water from sewage treatment plants in Bellandur was released to 126 tanks in Kolar.
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MPCB to HC: City rivers polluted due to BMC apathy, citizens culpable also	22.7.2018	Free Press Journal: Mumbai
The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB), in its affidavit filed before the Bombay High Court,
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Divisional Commissioner inspects sewerage	12.7.2018	The Tribune
JAMMU: The Divisional Commissioner, Jammu, Sanjeev Verma on Wednesday inspected the pace of work on the upcoming sewage treatment projects and preparedness of departments concerned for the monsoon season. The Divisional Commissioner visited Belicharana, Krishna Nagar, Bhagwati Nagar and other places along with Joint Commissioner, Jammu Municipal Corporation, Rashpal Singh, and other officials. During the visit, he also interacted with shopkeepers and traders at Krishna Nagar. The shopkeepers informed the Divisional Commissioner that they were facing immense problems due to a delay in the construction work of a nullah in the area, which overflows during rain and its water enters their shops. Responding to the issues raised by the shopkeepers, Verma asked the executing agency to expedite the work and complete it at the earliest. TNS
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Six Engineers at fault: Report	11.7.2018	DNA: India
In a report submitted to the Ghaziabad administration on Tuesday, six people of Jal Nigam have been named responsible for the death of 3 people, who had died of asphyxiation while cleaning a tank of a sewage treatment plant in Loni area. According to the reports, submitted by additional district magistrate Sunil Kumar Singh to district magistrate Ritu Maheshwari, it has been found that Engineer SP Sharma, Assistant Engineer Rameshwar Dayal, Junior Engineer Kapil Kumar, Executive Engineer Himanshu Yadav, Assistant Engineer Neeraj Kumar and Junior Engineer Santraj were at fault. According to the reports, the six were the members of the supervisory committee and had failed to explain as to how many times they checked the sewage plant in the last few months. The family members of the deceased will be given Rs 10 lakh each as compensation. " We have terminated the contract of the company and three more engineers could also be booked for negligence," said a senior official of Ghaziabad administration. On ...
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‘Water supply to rise by 50% in 5 yrs’	11.7.2018	The Tribune
Tribune News Service New Delhi, July 10 To make up for the shortfall of water in the city — conservatively estimated to be 200 million gallons daily (MGD) — the Delhi government has initiated a slew of projects that will enable it to augment the availability of water in the capital by 15-20 per cent in the coming two years and by at least 50 per cent over the next five years. The AAP government has come up with a blueprint incorporating lessons from the Singapore model (NE Water plant). The announcements came from Chief Minister (CM) Arvind Kejriwal during a field visit of under-construction Coronation Pillar STP here today. “The Coronation and Rithala STPs together will step up the water production by 15-20 per cent and as projects start, water woes would gradually decrease,” said Kejriwal. Under the phase one, the Coronation STP with a capacity of 70 MGD will become operational by next June, he said adding that laying of pipelines for it is in progress. “Singapore has a system in which water from STPs ...
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Delhi's water supply to be augmented by 15-20% in 2 years: Kejriwal	10.7.2018	The Tribune
Tribune News Service New Delhi, July 10 To make up for the shortfall of water in the city - conservatively estimated to be 200 million gallons daily (MGD) - the Delhi government has initiated a slew of projects that will enable it to augment the availability of water in the capital by 15-20 per cent in the coming two years and by at least 50 per cent over the next five years. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government has come up with a blueprint incorporating lessons from the Singapore model (NEWater plant) under which treated waste water will be released from sewage treatment plants (STP) into Yamuna canal allowing the water to further purify through natural process during its travel to STP where it is made potable. The announcements came from Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal during a field visit of under-construction Coronation Pillar sewage treatment plant here today. "The Coronation and Rithala STPs together will step up the city's water production by 15-20 per cent and as projects start Delhi's water woes ...
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Delhi to see 15-20% increase in water availability in 2 yrs: CM Kejriwal	10.7.2018	DNA: Top News
The Delhi government is rolling out several projects to increase water availability in the city by 15 to 20 per cent in the next two years and 50 per cent in five years, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today. The chief minister, who inspected the Coronation Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in North Delhi's Burari, said such projects would put an end to the city's water woes. "Rolling out several projects to increase water availability by 15-20% in next 2 yrs n 50% next 5 yrs. Hopefully, no water problem in Del after that," Kejriwal said on Twitter. "Till then, as projects start, water problem wud keep decreasing (No increase in water availability for several yrs before our govt)," he said. Talking to reporters here, the chief minister said the work of developing 200 lakes has been started for which consultants have been hired, adding that the reports in this regard would be out in eight months. He said the AAP government has prepared a blueprint through which water availability will be increased to the ...
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Development model of two Jalandhar villages to be replicated	9.7.2018	The Tribune
Tribune News Service Chandigarh, July 8 The Rural Development and Panchayat Department has announced to go in for all-round development of villages on the pattern of Haripur and Seechewal (Jalandhar) villages. Rural Development and Panchayat Minister Tript Rajinder Singh Bajwa has directed senior officers of the department to tour both villages and observe their development model so as to replicate it in other villages. Financial Commissioner, Rural Development and Panchayats, Anurag Verma said the department had prepared a proposal based on this model. He said all Additional Deputy Commissioners (Development), Deputy Directors, District Development and Panchayat Officers (DDPOs) and Executive Engineers of the department had been instructed to visit both villages. Verma stated that in the sewage treatment plant based on the Seechewal model, one well separated silt from the polluted water, while another segregated the oil content and floating garbage. Regular water testing The Water Supply and Sanitation ...
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Nothing special about CM’s adopted village	9.7.2018	The Tribune
Tribune News Service Kaithal, July 8 It’s a tale of adoption gone horribly wrong. Slushy roads, dug up streets leading to nowhere, irregular power supply and projects in a limbo. Four years down the line, Keorak village, adopted by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on assuming office, is struggling with these issues, and much more. With residents floundering in the slush covering the lanes, the CM’s popularity seems on a slippery wicket. And the seasonal rains have made matters only worse. “A road leading to the town is submerged in knee-deep water whenever it rains. On other days, the slush makes the road accident-prone. We wish the village had never been adopted,” says Rajinder, a farmer. A sewer project is far from completion, eight months after it was started. Work is yet to begin on a sewage treatment plant and several other development works announced by the CM are still in the pipeline. Worse, to get faulty power lines repaired, village residents, led by sarpanch Balkar Arya, have had to ...
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Petrol pump employee averts snatching bid in Banga, shot at	30.6.2018	The Tribune
Tribune News Service Kapurthala, June 29 In a sensational case, the body of a youth tied to a bike was recovered from a sewage treatment plant (STP) in Sultanpur Lodhi on Friday. As the body was tied to the bike, the police suspect that it is a case of murder. The police have registered a case under Sections 302 and 201 of the IPC against unidentified persons. As per information, Jagjit Singh, an employee of the STP, saw a foot of the deceased floating on the water on Friday morning. He immediately informed MC president Vinod Gupta about the incident. Thereafter, the police were called in and the body was fished out. Jarnail Singh, SHO of the Talwandi Chaudharian police station, said, “We have initiated a probe into the case and efforts are on to identify the victim and the accused. The victim was wearing a black shirt. He had injury marks on his head and other parts of the body. The owner of the bike, identified as Balwinder Singh of Dariawal village, will be questioned to get some ...
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Body tied to bike recovered from treatment plant	30.6.2018	The Tribune
Tribune News Service Kapurthala, June 29 In a sensational case, the body of a youth tied to a bike was recovered from a sewage treatment plant (STP) in Sultanpur Lodhi on Friday. As the body was tied to the bike, the police suspect that it is a case of murder. The police have registered a case under Sections 302 and 201 of the IPC against unidentified persons. As per information, Jagjit Singh, an employee of the STP, saw a foot of the deceased floating on the water on Friday morning. He immediately informed MC president Vinod Gupta about the incident. Thereafter, the police were called in and the body was fished out. Jarnail Singh, SHO of the Talwandi Chaudharian police station, said, “We have initiated a probe into the case and efforts are on to identify the victim and the accused. The victim was wearing a black shirt. He had injury marks on his head and other parts of the body. The owner of the bike, identified as Balwinder Singh of Dariawal village, will be questioned to get some ...
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Who will save the Ganga?	27.6.2018	Downtoearth
The river continues to stink, in the fifth year of the Modi government
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Kharar civic body to charge water, sewerage cess from 29 colonies	26.6.2018	The Tribune
Our Correspondent Kharar, June 25 The local Municipal Council (MC) has resolved to charge water and sewerage cess from residents of all the 29 colonies, which were taken over by the civic body from 2008 to 2016. A resolution to this effect was adopted at a meeting of the MC, chaired by its president Anju Chander, here on Monday. The Kharar MLA, Kanwar Sandhu, who is an ex-officio member of the MC, also attended the meeting. The MC Executive Officer (EO), Virender Jain, said an extensive survey of the 29 colonies would be undertaken and all residents would be made to pay to the MC for water supply and sewerage facilities. There was a lot of confusion over collection of water and sewerage cess in these colonies under the MC limits as some people were paying these charges to the colonisers while majority of residents were not paying at all, he added. The MC also resolved to set up a new sewage treatment plant (STP) in the town. It was decided not to give the community centre of the MC located in Khanpur ...
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