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Tap the potential of waste its urgent now!

India is one of the world’s fastest urbanising countries. It has its advantages and disadvantages. But if we are also the dirtiest then obviously there’s a problem. The solid waste generated in big cities and small towns is acquiring humongous proportions, notwithstanding the admirable “Swachh Bharat “ campaign, the pet project of PM Narendra Modi.

Towards 100% renewable Energy

A 2011 study by Stanford University Professor Mark Jacobson and Mark Delucchi stated that it was entirely possible to move to 100% renewable energy supply globally. They articulated their vision based on a conviction that it is feasible to generate all new energy with renewables by 2030

No cities for women

Any civilized society will hang its head in shame after what happened in Bengaluru and Delhi on New Year’s Eve.  Hundreds of drunken men on the streets of Bengaluru went after hapless women returning from New Year celebrations indulging in mass molestation while state machinery remained a mute spectator.

River Basin Management needs sensitive and responsible cities

Rivers enter into cities as rivers but come out of them as dirty dead drains.  This has to change. We can’t take pride in an urban growth that pollutes, decays and destroys our rivers. Rivers gave us the civilizations; the onus lies on us humans to make these civilizations progressive and ones that respect the existence and quality of our rivers.

Demonetisation Augments Tax Revenue

The demonetisation move by the Government of India has proved to be a boon for the financial health of the Urban Local Bodies as within a few days, many municipalities have received huge sum of deposits in their accounts as people paid taxes against service rendered in old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 denomination currency notes

Smog in the air

Eyes burning, throats croaking, lungs paining and other discomforts became a serious menace for residents…