The Commonwealth Games has started off with a bang. By the end of 10 days, all those talks of “unclean and unhygienic facilities” at the Games Village would have disappeared. …
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Focusing on civic sense issues such as not spitting paan at public places, India’s first woman IPS officer Kiran Bedi has brought out suggestions in a book for laymen to …
To deal with an estimated 1,63,200kg/per day of waste which would be generated during the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, the Organising Committee (OC) has engaged three cleaning vendors – ISS …
With just four months to go for the Commonwealth Games, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi has decided to beautify the city by launching ‘special cleanliness drive’ starting from July. The …
Lack of hygiene, few numbers and inconvenient locations are reasons why women refrain from using public conveniences in the Capital. With the approaching Commonwealth Games, however, the Municipal Corporation of …
Let’s Do It Delhi is a citizens initiative to keep Delhi clean ahead of Commonwealth Games. The volunteer collects together every weekend at the different locations, picking up dead leaves, …
Systemlife s.r.l., an Italy based specialist of atmospheric pollution reducing technological equipment, has installed its first machine in Delhi on a trial run. New Delhi Municipal Corporation has bought and …
With only six months to go for the Commonwealth Games to commence, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has appealed to Delhiites to help the civic authorities in keeping the city clean. …
To make it swifter for tourists and citizens to access washrooms, the Delhi Tourism department will soon come up with a map of Delhi pointing out the places where public …
Public amenities at 10 heritage monuments in the capital will get a facelift ahead of the Commonwealth Games. While new public toilets will be constructed at four complexes that are …
