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Special Report

Reported features that look closely at one sector or site, from hospital housekeeping and infection control to food plants, airports and railways.

About Special Report

Special Report carries longer reported pieces on one sector, site or problem. Healthcare is a recurring subject: manpower challenges in hospital housekeeping at Apollo Hospital and Narayana Hrudayalaya, how to win the war on healthcare-associated infections in India's hospitals, and how Viveka Hospital makes hygiene audible, visible and measurable.

Industry and public sites follow, with clean and green processing at Balaji Wafers, the biogas plant running a chips line at PepsiCo's Pune unit, green cleaning at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport, cleaning principles at Express Avenue mall in Chennai, street sweeping solutions from Dulevo and cleaning at Mumbai's Lalbaugcha Raja festival, where mechanised cleaning is impossible. Railway coverage includes air quality sensors for trains and reports from Clean Rail Conference zonal meets.

The section is written for hospital administrators, plant and facility managers and anyone who wants a close look at how a particular site is run.

Questions readers ask

How many people do hospital infections affect in India?

Healthcare-associated infections cause an estimated two million cases and 80,000 deaths annually, driven by preventable lapses rather than unstoppable superbugs. Read the article

Why do hospitals struggle to staff housekeeping?

The healthcare industry faces heavy attrition and a shortage of trained housekeeping staff, with few takers for the job and steady job-hopping. Read the article

What do train air quality sensors measure?

The sensors ActiveBuildings designed for Indian Railways can measure CO2, VOC, PM2.5, PM10, humidity and up to 15 other parameters. Read the article

How does PepsiCo's Pune plant use food waste?

The PepsiCo Frito-Lay unit at Pune generates biogas from biodegradable food waste to run its Kurkure chips line. Read the article

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