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Delhi Govt Starts City-Wide Cleanliness Drive

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta kicks off a major city-wide cleanliness drive, focusing on waste management and dust control to improve air quality and public health. Read more.

Swachh Cricket Tournament Kicks Off in Lucknow

A unique cricket tournament promoting Swachh Bharat began in Lucknow's KD Singh Babu Stadium. Mayor Sushma Kharakwal inaugurated the zero-waste event. Read more about this innovative initiative.

BHU's 3-Day Viksit Bharat Conference Concludes

Banaras Hindu University's journalism department concluded a major 3-day international conference on Viksit Bharat. Experts discussed education, culture, tech, and India's global role. Read key insights.

BLW Digitizes Official Files in Digital India Push

Banaras Locomotive Works initiates major file digitization drive under Railway Board directives. Initiative aims to boost efficiency, transparency and work culture. Read more about this Digital India milestone.

India's Civic Sense Crisis: Breaking the Cycle

Exploring India's civic sense crisis: from littering to public urination, discover the root causes and solutions for transforming public behavior. Join the movement for change.

Pune's Vishwa 2025 Waste Management Faces Criticism

Pune Municipal Corporation's ambitious Vishwa 2025 waste management initiative faces resident complaints in Vimannagar pilot. Read about the operational challenges and integration issues with SWaCH workers.

Mishra Bandhu at Sawai Gandharva Festival 2025

Pandit Ritesh and Rajnish Mishra, the Mishra Bandhu, continue their family's musical legacy at the 71st Sawai Gandharva Bhimsen Mahotsav in Pune. Discover their journey.

MC Launches Cleanliness Drive in Twin Cities

Municipal Corporation launches intensive 15-day cleanliness drive in Panchkula and Kalka. Special focus on waste management and public awareness. Join the movement for cleaner cities!

Bengaluru's Street Sweeping Dilemma: Rent or Buy?

Bengaluru faces a sweeping dilemma: should the city rent mechanical road sweepers or purchase them? BBMP's pilot project reveals cost and efficiency challenges in urban cleanliness.

Rs 613 Crore Road Sweeper Plan Gets Nod

Karnataka government approves Rs 613.25 crore road sweeper rental scheme, but remains silent on exact machine count. Officials estimate around 46 machines for Bengaluru cleanliness drive.

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