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Bengaluru's Gravity-Powered STP Unveiled, Treats 10K Litres/Day

A novel gravity-based sewage treatment plant (STP) capable of treating 10,000 litres per day was launched in Bengaluru. This four-stage system offers a sustainable solution but requires significant space. Read more about this innovation.

Kochi's crucial sewage plant faces relocation hurdle

Kerala Water Authority's plan for a 55 MLD sewage treatment plant in Elamkulam hits a roadblock as the Pollution Control Board denies permission citing proximity to residential areas. The city's wastewater crisis deepens.

Noida's Phased Plan to Treat Wastewater, Clean Yamuna

Noida Authority greenlights a multi-phase project to intercept and treat sewage from city drains flowing into the Yamuna. The plan, mandated by NGT, includes new STPs and bioremediation, with completion targeted for 2028. Read the full story.

Chennai STP Sludge Can Be Reused for Gardening: Study

CEG research finds Chennai's sewage sludge, after pathogen treatment, is suitable for non-food agriculture. Heavy metals are within limits, but raw sludge is hazardous. Learn about safe reuse methods.

Baluni Pushes for High-Altitude Sports Centre in Pauri

BJP's Garhwal MP Anil Baluni urges Sports Minister to set up a sports excellence centre in Pauri, Uttarakhand, leveraging its high altitude for athlete training. Also, a Delhi minister's traffic woes and a swift resolution for retired Doordarshan staff.

Vishwamitri River Cleanup: 16 MLD Sewage Remains

Vadodara's Vishwamitri river sees improved water quality, but 16 million litres of sewage still flow daily. VMC's Rs 195 crore project shows progress. Read about the ongoing cleanup efforts.

Mumbai's Rs 2,000 Crore Mega-Plan to Clean Mithi River

Mumbai launches its most ambitious Mithi river cleanup yet: a 6.6-km underground sewage tunnel and tidal overhaul costing over Rs 2,000 crore. Will this finally revive the long-polluted river? Read the full analysis.

Mumbai's Rs 2,000-cr plan to clean Mithi River

Mumbai launches two major projects worth Rs 2,000 crore to tackle sewage and flooding in the Mithi River. The plan includes a diversion tunnel and tidal management systems.

Mumbai's Rs 2,100 Cr Push to Clean Mithi River

Mumbai's ambitious Rs 2,100 crore project, featuring a 6.6km diversion tunnel and tidal-stretch overhaul, aims to trap 60% of Mithi's sewage. Success depends on encroachment removal and a new treatment plant. Will this be the river's final chance?

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