Khattar’s focus on waste mgmt

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New Delhi, June 11

Soon after assuming office, Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Manohar Lal Khattar conducted his inaugural review meeting with officers. He outlined a comprehensive vision for urban development and environmental sustainability, with a focus on waste-to-wealth campaign.

Khattar urged officers to strategise a cleanliness initiative coupled with a waste-to-wealth campaign, aiming to transform waste management into an opportunity for growth and environmental stewardship.

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