In the program, the public representatives and dignitaries of the area made an appeal to the people not to throw garbage at the said areas. On behalf of the Corporation, they appealed to the public to corporate in this cleanliness drive to keep the city clean.
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Stray dogs cannot be relocated from their territory as it is prohibited under the law and court guidelines, the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation said Saturday after a meeting with various stake-holders including Apartment Owners Associations, People for Animals and dog-lovers. India News | Stray Dogs Can t Be Relocated from Their Territory, Says Ghaziabad Civic Authority.
Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 6 (ANI/NewsVoir): Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. partnered with Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam and Delhi-based NGO Indian Pollution Control Association (IPCA) to unveil Gazab Street, a distinctive street made using recycled plastic waste. Gazab street has been conceptualized with the aim to beautify the abandoned street that was once covered with dirt and filth. The 250-meter-long street has been adorned with panels made from recycled plastic waste on one side. These panels have been further furnished with vertical gardens designed by using the old unused 20ltr plastic jars and 2ltr bottles. The other wall alongside the road displays colourful murals with impactful messages on saving the environment. Besides, slabs covering the drain passing through the street are made from recycled plastic waste. The entire street is set up with benches made from recycled plastic making it an Instagram-able tourist spot to sit, relax and admire the beauty. Ghaziaba
Earlier, Ghaziabad Mayor had said that the selling of meat will not be allowed in the open, near temples and in the bylanes where temples are located during the nine-day festival.