<p>Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Resident Welfare Association Vs. D.M.R.C. & Others dated 20/07/2017 regarding noise and dust pollution resulting from laying down of railway
Struggling with the power crises and water shortage, presidents of different Residents Welfare Associations (RWAs) of posh Sushant Lok Phase-I and II, DLF Phase-1 and II, Sun City on Thursday approached
Equitable distribution of water in Delhi is need of the hour. This was stated by the Chief Minister, Sheila Dikhit. Towards this end, pilot projects in certain areas under the public private participation
New Delhi: After the transport department sought views on a hike in parking rates, most people seemed to agree that a “proper” parking policy was needed. And while many have suggested various ways of implementing
Over 50 Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) of south Delhi localities will hold a symbolic candle light march demanding to scrap the Bus Rapid Corridor which is responsible for causing perennial traffic
NewDelhi: Even as the capital faces an acute shortage of water in some areas and engages in a tug-of-war with bordering states, the monsoon — a major source of natural water — is round the corner. Though
New Delhi: As the water crisis continues unabated, residents have been compelled to take desperate measures. While many are spending sleepless nights waiting for water to trickle in, others have been forced
Putting a serious question mark on Delhi government’s sincerity in resolving the issue of BRT mess, Delhi Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely was conspicuously absent in the meeting of Delhi Chief
New Delhi: More than 10 years after rainwater harvesting was made compulsory in Delhi, chief minister Sheila Dikshit on Thursday accepted that it had not been successful. With the city’s groundwater levels
New Delhi: People living in the capital want Delhi Development Authority to address the issue of parking in residential colonies in the revised master plan of Delhi. At the third open-house meeting called
Who is to be blamed for water scarcity during summer months? Are the developers making necessary arrangements for rainwater harvesting? These are very important questions and deserve serious answers
