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Himachal's 'Return Your Trash' Scheme As Mountains Drown In Garbage
Plastic bags and bottles strewn everywhere, animals scavenging on dumped solid waste - the disturbing scene is not from a dumpsite but from a forest in Himachal Pradesh's Kasol.
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Videos Showing Massive Garbage Dump In Kasol Spark Outrage Online
Videos showing a massive garbage dump in a forest in Himachal Pradesh's Kasol have ignited widespread outrage and intense online debate.
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Green Tribunal Declares Rs 5,000 Fine For Dumping Waste In Aravallis
Any individual spotted throwing waste or muck in the Aravalli forest would now have to pay a penalty of Rs 5000, the National Green Tribunal or NGT has said while slamming authorities over reckless dumping of industrial waste and construction debris in the green area.
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Gurgaon Dumps Waste In Aravalli Forest To Clean Road For PM Modi's Visit
An army of sanitation and municipal workers is busy clearing up thousands of tonnes of illegally dumped construction debris along the Gurgaon - Faridabad road ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the city next week.
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Himachal's 'Return Your Trash' Scheme As Mountains Drown In Garbage
Plastic bags and bottles strewn everywhere, animals scavenging on dumped solid waste - the disturbing scene is not from a dumpsite but from a forest in Himachal Pradesh's Kasol.
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Videos Showing Massive Garbage Dump In Kasol Spark Outrage Online
Videos showing a massive garbage dump in a forest in Himachal Pradesh's Kasol have ignited widespread outrage and intense online debate.
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Green Tribunal Declares Rs 5,000 Fine For Dumping Waste In Aravallis
Any individual spotted throwing waste or muck in the Aravalli forest would now have to pay a penalty of Rs 5000, the National Green Tribunal or NGT has said while slamming authorities over reckless dumping of industrial waste and construction debris in the green area.
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Gurgaon Dumps Waste In Aravalli Forest To Clean Road For PM Modi's Visit
An army of sanitation and municipal workers is busy clearing up thousands of tonnes of illegally dumped construction debris along the Gurgaon - Faridabad road ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the city next week.
