Garbage Scam

Billy Markus, co-founder of the popular memecoin Dogecoin, said the great majority of cryptocurrency projects in the industry are nothing but scams and garbage with no real value to offer. According to Markus, top traditional financial players have labelled the digital asset landscape as "garbage" and a scam because of the existence of bad players ...

Bengaluru's civic authority, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), has decided to hand over the investigation of the garbage-disposal scam to Karnataka's Criminal Investigation Department (CID). Under the scam, the BBMP was ending up paying for garbage disposal vehicles that didn't exist.

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said garbage and sewerage treatment is a "major scam" area as even those built as part of the central schemes are left unaudited.

India's largest dumping ground, Deonar, in the heart of Mumbai's eastern suburbs spread across 132 hectares. Every day, it receives close to 4,000 tonnes of garbage that cloaks a Rs 2,600-crore scam.The mountains of garbage at the site are worth crores of rupees if turned into compost and sold. And most companies take this raw material free. Yet, t...

Billy Markus, co-founder of the popular memecoin Dogecoin, said the great majority of cryptocurrency projects in the industry are nothing but scams and garbage with no real value to offer. According to Markus, top traditional financial players have labelled the digital asset landscape as "garbage" and a scam because of the existence of bad players ...

Bengaluru's civic authority, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), has decided to hand over the investigation of the garbage-disposal scam to Karnataka's Criminal Investigation Department (CID). Under the scam, the BBMP was ending up paying for garbage disposal vehicles that didn't exist.

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said garbage and sewerage treatment is a "major scam" area as even those built as part of the central schemes are left unaudited.

India's largest dumping ground, Deonar, in the heart of Mumbai's eastern suburbs spread across 132 hectares. Every day, it receives close to 4,000 tonnes of garbage that cloaks a Rs 2,600-crore scam.The mountains of garbage at the site are worth crores of rupees if turned into compost and sold. And most companies take this raw material free. Yet, t...