Delhi Transport Department seeks bids for 3,000 e-scooters
At 46 lakh, Mumbai now has 2,300 vehicles for every km of road
The city’s vehicle population crossed the 46 lakh-mark this week, taking the density to 2,300 vehicles for every km of road and leading to a ‘population explosion’. There is no cap on the number of cars that can be registered, which could be disastrous in the near future. The government should make purchase of new vehicles difficult so that people buy and sell only “used cars” to ensure that the number of vehicles remain constant and excess vehicles get phased out. The biggest problem is that on a day when even 40 percent Mumbaikars take out their vehicles, the entire city will be..
GMC Invests Rs.580 Mn in Road Dust Machines
The Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) has allocated ?580 million to acquire two additional machines aimed at sweeping road dust. This investment underscores GMC's commitment to improving cleanliness and air quality in the city.
The newly procured machines are part of GMC's efforts to enhance its fleet of equipment dedicated to road cleaning activities. With the purchase of these machines, GMC aims to intensify its efforts in addressing dust pollution, a significant concern for residents and commuters in Guwahati.
The machines are equipped with advanced technology designed to e..
GMC Invests Rs.580 Mn in Road Dust Machines
Residents in Dehradun have raised questions and expressed scepticism regarding the proposed widening project for Sahastradhara Road. The project, aimed at widening the road to accommodate increased traffic, has faced criticism and scrutiny from local residents concerned about its potential impact on the environment and surrounding areas.
The Sahastradhara Road widening project has sparked debate among residents, with some questioning the necessity and feasibility of the initiative. Critics argue that widening the road may lead to the loss of trees, green spaces, and heritage structures ..