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Centre sanctions Rs 300 crores to Delhi civic bodies, for solid waste management and dust control

[ecis2016.org] After the Supreme Court pulled up Lt Governor Anil Baijal for his failure to deal with waste in Delhi, the central government has sanctioned Rs 300 crores to the civic bodies in the city, for solid waste management and dust control

The centre has sanctioned financial assistance of Rs 300 crores, to the three municipal corporations of Delhi, for effective solid waste management and dust control. Union housing and urban affairs secretary Durga Shanker Mishra, said orders for various projects worth Rs 236 crores were issued and the north and east MCDs were asked to prepare other proposals worth Rs 64 crores. This comes in the backdrop of the Supreme Court castigating Delhi Lt Governor Anil Baijal, for his attitude of being ‘a superman’ but doing nothing to get the ‘mountains of garbage’ of the city cleared.

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As per the plan, the ministry approved various proposals, such as setting up of six bio-methionine plants, 20 accelerated composters, procurement of six super sucker machines, 14 suction-cum-jetting machines, 272 auto-mounted licker pickers, 40 fix compactors, 121 water sprinkler tankers to control road dust, greening on roads (164 acres) and 24 mechanical road sweepers for internal roads. “Besides, the ministry has sanctioned proposals for procurement of 25 electric garbage vehicles and 10 tractors with water tankers, among others,” Mishra said.

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He said that the execution of proposals was on fast-track, so that there was effective implementation of solid waste management. The financial assistance would help the BJP-led civic bodies, which often rue that they do not have sufficient funds, to deal with the garbage problem in the national capital.

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Debora Berti

Università degli Studi di Firenze, IT

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