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Officials assess progress of TB detection drive

By Tribune News Service 10 Mar 2025

Punjab

Drug abuse, frequent protests derailed Punjab progress: Governor

By Surinder Bhardwaj 09 Mar 2025

Haryana

Women making major contribution in nation’s progress, says Kurukshetra varsity VC

By Tribune News Service 07 Mar 2025

Ludhiana

MLA inspects progress of Dharampura nullah covering project

By Tribune News Service 06 Mar 2025

Business

BRICS CCI WE Summit 2025 calls for collaborative global platforms to enable women to become equal stakeholders in progress

By ANI 05 Mar 2025

Delhi

Delhi-Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday launched a bamboo plantation drive at the Bhalswa landfill, marking the beginning of a large-scale greening initiative at the site. Saxena assured residents that the landfill would soon be transformed into a green zone. "Today, 200 bamboo plants have been planted here. Over the next few months, 54,000 more trees will be added," Saxena said, emphasising that once the plantation is completed, commuters will see greenery in place of the towering garbage mounds. He reiterated the administration’s commitment to reducing pollution, stating, "We had promised to free Delhi of pollution, and this initiative marks the beginning of a cleaner and greener city." Addressing reporters alongside the L-G and other ministers, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta lauded the efforts of the Central Government's role in tackling the landfill crisis and accused previous administrations of making "tall claims" without delivering results. She highlighted the Centre’s role in utilising waste material from landfill sites for development projects across Delhi, including DDA grounds. "The L-G has played a crucial role in ensuring Delhi's transformation. His leadership has been like a shield, protecting the city and guiding its development," Gupta said. She assured that the progress of the plantation drive at Bhalswa would be monitored monthly and promised that within a year, the site would be completely transformed into a green space. "Our mission is to clean and beautify Delhi, and with a double-engine government, we will achieve this goal at double speed," she added. Meanwhile, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) took to social media to highlight the significance of the initiative, stating, "Where there was a mountain of garbage earlier, the foundation of greenery has been laid. The previous governments only talked, but the double-engine government is showing results." The post also underscored the benefits of choosing bamboo for the drive, noting that it releases 30% more oxygen, requires less water, and can help combat pollution effectively.

By Tribune News Service 04 Mar 2025

World

No progress in talks with Israel on 2nd phase: Hamas

By Agencies 01 Mar 2025

Business

India Sustainability Conclave 2025 Concludes with a Renewed Commitment to Accelerating Progress Towards Sustainable Development Goals

By ANI 27 Feb 2025

Business

40 Under 40 India 2025: Leaders Paving the Path to Innovation and Progress

By ANI 25 Feb 2025

Business

"Advantage Assam" grand campaign to connect world with state's potential and progress: PM Modi

By ANI 25 Feb 2025

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