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Violation Of Waste Management Rules In Kerala Can Lead To 1 Year In Jail
Violation of waste management rules will now attract a maximum fine of Rs 50,000 and imprisonment of up to one year under the laws amended as part of the ongoing garbage-free Kerala campaign.
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"World Bank Offered Help In Waste Management In Kerala": Pinarayi Vijayan
The World Bank has offered its expertise and financial assistance to Kerala to manage waste accumulated in towns and cities across the southern state, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said today.
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"It Was Choking": Kochi Residents Fear Long-Term Impact Of Toxic Smoke
Over 30 teams of firefighters and navy choppers continue to fight dense smoke that has engulfed a solid waste management plant in Kerala's Kochi.
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"Slept With A Mask On": Kochi Resident After Waste Plant Fire
Over 30 teams of firefighters and navy choppers continue battling massive smoke that has engulfed a solid waste management plant in Kerala's Kochi.
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Lockdown-Like Situation In "Gas Chamber" Kochi After Waste Plant Fire
Kerala's Kochi has turned into a gas chamber a week after a massive fire broke out at a waste management plant in the city's Brahmapuram area.
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"House Full Of Smoke": Kochi Resident 7 Days After Big Waste Plant Fire
Several teams of firefighters are still battling a huge blaze that has engulfed a solid waste management plant in Kerala's Kochi. The fire was put out on the second day, but thick, black smoke has been lingering around for a week now.
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Anganwadi Children To Play Role In Garbage-Free Kerala Drive Of Government
The objective of the initiative is to inculcate a new culture of hygiene and waste management through different groups of people including children.
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Meet Jabir Karat, A Delhi University Post Graduate Who Is Changing The Perceptions On Waste Management In Kerala
Jabir Karat's brainchild, Green Worms, right now, manages more than 200 metric tonnes of dry waste and more than 3,000 kilo gram food waste per month.
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Dengue And Viral Fever Upsurge In Kerala
There is a steady growth in viral fever and dengue cases in Kerala due to improper waste management and social hygiene.
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Swacch Thiruvananthapuram: The City's Clean-Up Act
Once a stinking, fetid mess, Thiruvananthapuram has really cleaned up its act. It's been ranked the second cleanest city capital city in the country, after Bengaluru.
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As Parts of Kerala Capital Are Declared 'Clean' by Civic Body, Political Row Erupts
2015 began on a happy note for residents of Thiruvananthapuram. One of the biggest dumpyards in the heart of Kerala's capital has now been fully cleaned up. And with aerobic bins and other organic waste management techniques like bio-gas plants in place in households and communities, four wards have now been declared "clean" by the municipal corpor...
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Kerala's waste management critical to govt's 'well-being'
The sight of tons of garbage piled by the roadside and outside homes in Thiruvananthapuram has now become common. Even as a mobile incinerator has been brought to the city, this seems to be only a temporary solution.
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Waste management: Council yet to 'wake up'
Even when the Mayor and her team have been reiterating the need to stop sending the city waste to Vilappilsala and setting up bio-waste treatment units in wards, half the councillors are yet to wake up to the situation.
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Violation Of Waste Management Rules In Kerala Can Lead To 1 Year In Jail
Violation of waste management rules will now attract a maximum fine of Rs 50,000 and imprisonment of up to one year under the laws amended as part of the ongoing garbage-free Kerala campaign.
-
"World Bank Offered Help In Waste Management In Kerala": Pinarayi Vijayan
The World Bank has offered its expertise and financial assistance to Kerala to manage waste accumulated in towns and cities across the southern state, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said today.
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"It Was Choking": Kochi Residents Fear Long-Term Impact Of Toxic Smoke
Over 30 teams of firefighters and navy choppers continue to fight dense smoke that has engulfed a solid waste management plant in Kerala's Kochi.
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"Slept With A Mask On": Kochi Resident After Waste Plant Fire
Over 30 teams of firefighters and navy choppers continue battling massive smoke that has engulfed a solid waste management plant in Kerala's Kochi.
-
Lockdown-Like Situation In "Gas Chamber" Kochi After Waste Plant Fire
Kerala's Kochi has turned into a gas chamber a week after a massive fire broke out at a waste management plant in the city's Brahmapuram area.
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"House Full Of Smoke": Kochi Resident 7 Days After Big Waste Plant Fire
Several teams of firefighters are still battling a huge blaze that has engulfed a solid waste management plant in Kerala's Kochi. The fire was put out on the second day, but thick, black smoke has been lingering around for a week now.
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Anganwadi Children To Play Role In Garbage-Free Kerala Drive Of Government
The objective of the initiative is to inculcate a new culture of hygiene and waste management through different groups of people including children.
-
Meet Jabir Karat, A Delhi University Post Graduate Who Is Changing The Perceptions On Waste Management In Kerala
Jabir Karat's brainchild, Green Worms, right now, manages more than 200 metric tonnes of dry waste and more than 3,000 kilo gram food waste per month.
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Dengue And Viral Fever Upsurge In Kerala
There is a steady growth in viral fever and dengue cases in Kerala due to improper waste management and social hygiene.
-
Swacch Thiruvananthapuram: The City's Clean-Up Act
Once a stinking, fetid mess, Thiruvananthapuram has really cleaned up its act. It's been ranked the second cleanest city capital city in the country, after Bengaluru.
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As Parts of Kerala Capital Are Declared 'Clean' by Civic Body, Political Row Erupts
2015 began on a happy note for residents of Thiruvananthapuram. One of the biggest dumpyards in the heart of Kerala's capital has now been fully cleaned up. And with aerobic bins and other organic waste management techniques like bio-gas plants in place in households and communities, four wards have now been declared "clean" by the municipal corpor...
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Kerala's waste management critical to govt's 'well-being'
The sight of tons of garbage piled by the roadside and outside homes in Thiruvananthapuram has now become common. Even as a mobile incinerator has been brought to the city, this seems to be only a temporary solution.
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Waste management: Council yet to 'wake up'
Even when the Mayor and her team have been reiterating the need to stop sending the city waste to Vilappilsala and setting up bio-waste treatment units in wards, half the councillors are yet to wake up to the situation.
