Green Stadium
Thyagaraj Sports Complex, one of the competition venues of Commonwealth Games 2010, is termed as ‘green stadium’ by its engineers. It has ceiling made of recycled garbage waste, flooring of…
Thyagaraj Sports Complex, one of the competition venues of Commonwealth Games 2010, is termed as ‘green stadium’ by its engineers. It has ceiling made of recycled garbage waste, flooring of…
Shell Jhanb, a Faridabad based real estate expert, has converted an arid municipal strip in front of his home into an incredible garden
Cleanest City: Smaller cities in India like Nashik and Nagpur in Maharashtra and Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh are not only well-maintained but green and clean. Mumbai needs to learn a…
Scrubbing the walls and floor of the water tank, removing mud from the bottom and flushing out the water once a year… are these enough to keep a water tank…
Over the years, various departments in hotels have been undergoing total revamping. The hotels have been equipping themselves with the most modern and user friendly technological advancements to fulfill the…
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The January issue of Clean India Journal discussed at length the increased efficiency mechanised cleaning can bring both in terms of cost and the cleaning results. While building service contractors and Facility Management companies are putting equipment and chemicals to optimum use in maintaining various facilities, Railways, Airports and Highways are also experiencing the benefits of mechanisation. CIJ had earlier covered the cleaning system adopted by the Southern Railways. This time, the focus is on the Central Railway. During a visit to the Central Railway offices in Mumbai and also to one of the Railway yards, CIJ’s Mohana found that within six months of adopting mechanisation in coach cleaning, the results seem very encouraging.
Kochiites have started earning a few bucks by selling the garbage generated from their households, thanks to the Wealth out of Waste project which helps them in not only disposing…
The Thiruvananthapuram City Corporation has decided to act sternly against those who find it hard to keep the city clean. Night squads will soon make their appearance at the city…
People who visited the beaches of Chennai during ‘Pongal’ festival in January this year left behind more than 100 tonnes of garbage on the sands. More than 125 conservancy workers…