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"Careless Dumping Days Behind Us": Delhi To Get India's 1st E-Waste Eco Park
Once up and running, the park will manage nearly 25 per cent of Delhi's e-waste and will serve as a model for similar initiatives across the country.
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DDA Approves Proposal to Set Up Eco Park for E-Waste Management in Narela
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has given its nod to a proposal to change land use of a plot in Narela for setting up a 'first-of-its-kind' park in the city for management of electronic waste, officials said. Â
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Wildlife Safaris Soon For Delhiites With Rs 343-Crore Eco Park In Badarpur
Delhiites will get to experience wildlife safari soon, with the central government on Thursday saying a city forest or eco park will be developed at the closed site of Badarpur Thermal Power Station at a cost of Rs 343 crore.
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Durga Puja Gets Eco-Friendly Touch in Delhi
As Delhi gets ready for nights of revellery for the much awaited final days of Durga puja, artisans brought from Bengal are busy giving the final touches to the decorations at the Mela ground using eco-friendly techniques made with sholapit, which is peculiar to West Bengal.
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"Careless Dumping Days Behind Us": Delhi To Get India's 1st E-Waste Eco Park
Once up and running, the park will manage nearly 25 per cent of Delhi's e-waste and will serve as a model for similar initiatives across the country.
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DDA Approves Proposal to Set Up Eco Park for E-Waste Management in Narela
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has given its nod to a proposal to change land use of a plot in Narela for setting up a 'first-of-its-kind' park in the city for management of electronic waste, officials said. Â
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Wildlife Safaris Soon For Delhiites With Rs 343-Crore Eco Park In Badarpur
Delhiites will get to experience wildlife safari soon, with the central government on Thursday saying a city forest or eco park will be developed at the closed site of Badarpur Thermal Power Station at a cost of Rs 343 crore.
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Durga Puja Gets Eco-Friendly Touch in Delhi
As Delhi gets ready for nights of revellery for the much awaited final days of Durga puja, artisans brought from Bengal are busy giving the final touches to the decorations at the Mela ground using eco-friendly techniques made with sholapit, which is peculiar to West Bengal.
