Waste

[box type=”shadow” ]Developed by Lodha Group and spread over 4500 acres, Palava City (Dombivili, Mumbai) is perhaps India’s first smart city. It is currently the home to 30,000 residents and …

[box type=”shadow” ]Reverse osmosis is a standard water treatment technology that has steadily gained increasing acceptance over the years. Handy design programs, helpful literature and improved knowledge have led to …

[box type=”shadow” ]With a population of 1.28 billion, India faces a daunting task managing its waste and implementing an effective waste management program. In addition, it does not help the …

[box type=”shadow” ]Maintaining hygiene condition and elimination of the foul smell of the toilets or water closets in washrooms has become a severe problem. Having restrooms with or without toilet …

[box type=”shadow” ] Mini-mountains of accumulated untreated urban waste are common sights in most big and medium cities and towns in the country. Waste dumps greet visitors to any city, …

[box type=”shadow” ] Windows are cleaned all around the world. Yet each country has its own particularities, each market has its individual challenges and demands. An overview of window cleaning …

[box type=”shadow” ] From water purifiers to vacuum cleaners to food making machines, Kent has set out to provide complete solutions, especially for the kitchen. Dr Mahesh Gupta, CMD of …

[box type=”shadow” ]Is Faecal Sludge and Septage Management (FSSM) an effective and long-term solution in the sanitation value chain? That was the question that Indian sanitation experts reflected on in …

[box type=”shadow” ] Waste collection utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) with the technology of smart wireless sensors will enable to gather fill-level data from waste containers, hence providing a …

The project was commissioned to Pro Waste in 2013. The institution, then housed in a temporary building had various categories of waste generated from faculty and students’ residences, canteens, labs …