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Swachh Survekshan No scientific processing of waste reason for 'No Star' to Nagpur - Vimarsana News

Swachh Survekshan No scientific processing of waste reason for 'No Star' to Nagpur

      by kaushik bhattacharya  lack of scientific processing of waste, lack of scientific land filling, absence of construction and demolition management are the main reasons behind ‘no star’ for nagpur

Soars to 276 City's air quality stays unhealthy, Diwali or no Diwali - Vimarsana News

Soars to 276 City's air quality stays unhealthy, Diwali or no Diwali

    by kaushik bhattacharyathe government, the civil society and public representatives are blaming firecrackers for deteriorating air quality in the country as well as in nagpur. however, the post-diwali air quality of nagpur city is

Anti-green Green pollutes Ambazari Lake - Vimarsana News

Anti-green Green pollutes Ambazari Lake

   by kaushik bhattacharyathe iconic ambazari lake of the city is losing its charm due to intrusion of industrial effluent and sewage in recent time. the blue waters of the lake have now turned green due to ‘algal bloom’, which

Concretisation, trimming, depleting groundwater taking toll of trees - Vimarsana News

Concretisation, trimming, depleting groundwater taking toll of trees

   by kaushik bhattacharyauprooting of trees during thunderstorms has become a matter of concern for the civic body as well as for the citizens. the recent thunderstorm in city caused uprooting of hundreds of trees in a span of half an hour

City's 'Tree Census' to take 7 more months to complete - Vimarsana News

City's 'Tree Census' to take 7 more months to complete

    by kaushik bhattacharyathe tree census of nagpur city, that commenced in the month of april this year, will take seven more months to complete. it was supposed to be completed by march 2024, but due to some technical reasons, the d