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The power to KPTCL, has taken the first step towards that goal — composting of wet waste It’s taken more than a decade but the waste-to-energy plant at Kannahalli has finally started working. The plant received 48.695 metric tonnes of wet waste brought by nine garbage compactors on Monday. “The process of converting waste into compost has begun. Converting waste into energy will begin shortly at this plant,’’ said Randeep D, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike ( BBMP) Special Commissioner (Solid Waste Management). This is significant as plants like these, will not only reduce the b...

How Atmashakti Trust is feeding needy people to overcome hunger amidst COVID-19 An NGO based in Noida has restarted its ‘Mission Rahat’ covid relief campaign to support slum residents of Noida region with Dry ration kits for 4 weeks: Amid the second wave of Covid-19, Atmashakti Trust, an NGO in Noida has restarted its ‘Mission Rahat’ covid relief campaign to support slum residents of Noida region with Dry ration kits (atta, rice, dal, cooking oil and salt) for 4 weeks initially. The NGO is reaching out to those who reside in slums and are left with no income since the lockdown was ind...

Facing a looming oxygen shortage crisis, one of India’s leading NGO’s, the Smile Foundation, is set to be given direct support to fight against the Covid-19 pandemic by Tecnimont Private Limited (TCMPL), the Mumbai-based engineering hub of Italian energy collective, Maire Tecnimont Group.

Source: Highlights 48 percent of people do not know the government helpline number 1075 in case of any visible symptoms of COVID-19 Five factors as key challenges in delivering healthcare to all Indians - lack of awareness of healthcare issues among the general public, lack of access to quality healthcare services, inadequate number of health workers in India, high cost of healthcare, and lack of accountability in the healthcare system New Delhi: As the country continues its battle against the second wave of COVID-19 infections, a new survey has shown that 48 percent of people do not know the...

Representative Image ANI | Updated: May 01, 2021 19:26 IST New Delhi [India], May 1 (ANI): As the country continues its battle against the second wave of COVID-19 infections, a new survey has shown that 48 per cent of people do not know the government helpline number 1075 in case of any visible symptoms of COVID-19. According to the survey conducted by Smile Foundation across 12 states covering a total of 27,216 respondents, almost one in four Indians is unable to protect himself completely from getting infected. The survey was conducted across Delhi, Har...