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"World Bank Offered Help In Waste Management In Kerala": Pinarayi Vijayan
- Tuesday March 21, 2023
- Kerala News | Press Trust of India
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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Swacch Thiruvananthapuram: The City's Clean-Up Act
- Monday August 10, 2015
- Thiruvananthapuram News | Written by Sneha Mary Koshy
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
- Thursday January 1, 2015
- South | Sneha Mary Koshy
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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www.ndtv.com
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"World Bank Offered Help In Waste Management In Kerala": Pinarayi Vijayan
- Tuesday March 21, 2023
- Kerala News | Press Trust of India
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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www.ndtv.com
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Swacch Thiruvananthapuram: The City's Clean-Up Act
- Monday August 10, 2015
- Thiruvananthapuram News | Written by Sneha Mary Koshy
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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www.ndtv.com
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As Parts of Kerala Capital Are Declared 'Clean' by Civic Body, Political Row Erupts
- Thursday January 1, 2015
- South | Sneha Mary Koshy
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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www.ndtv.com