Mulund dumping ground redevelopment covers 64 acres in Mumbai as authorities weigh plans for a golf course, hospital, or urban forest by December 2026.

Delhi waste management infrastructure receives a ₹48 crore allocation to improve sanitation and processing efficiency across municipal zones during 2026-27.

Gurugram construction waste management initiatives aim to lower the city's AQI to 170 by 2026, strengthening pollution control and urban infrastructure.

Noida waste management systems are seeing a major shift as Arun Vihar rolls out a mandatory four-bin segregation protocol for all 5,000 local households.

Waste management Noida: Arun Vihar residents begin a new four-bin segregation system to improve local sanitation standards and reduce landfill burdens.

The Arun Vihar Noida waste management system rolls out a new four-bin segregation plan to enhance hygiene and reduce landfill dependency in the sector.

The Government of Karnataka is formalizing a strategic alliance with Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to implement advanced smart city solutions across Bengaluru. The collaboration targets critical areas including energy efficiency, mobility, and disaster management infrastructure.

Indore Municipal Corporation officials visited Navi Mumbai to study its integrated waste management and urban governance systems, describing them as efficient and citizen-centric models for Indian cities.

NMMC partners with Project Mumbai and Mindspace REIT to launch a year-long Plastic & E-Waste Recyclothon across 200+ locations, engaging 2 lakh citizens to transform waste into public infrastructure and position Navi Mumbai as India's circular economy city model.

Mumbai's 98-year-old Deonar dumping ground confronts another year of delays as three overlapping environmental mega-projects struggle with regulatory approvals, threatening urban development plans including the Dharavi redevelopment initiative.

Navi Mumbai achieves top-tier recognition in Swachh Survekshan 2024 through innovative waste management, smart technology implementation, and extensive community participation in cleanliness initiatives.

The BMC's Dahisar recycling plant has processed 16,000 metric tonnes of debris into reusable materials like sand, paver blocks, and benches, fostering sustainable urban development.