Green Push In Delhi: Govt Clears ₹100 Crore For Water Bodies And E‑Waste Park

Revival And Innovation  
The Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, cleared the twin measures to address pressing urban challenges. Reviving water bodies will help reduce air and water pollution while enhancing ecological balance. The e‑waste park, spread across 11.5 acres, will operate on a zero‑pollution model, recycling electronic waste and reusing water through advanced recirculation systems.  

Major takeaways  
• ₹100 crore allocated to rejuvenate 160 government‑controlled water bodies across Delhi  
• Cabinet approves India’s first zero‑waste e‑waste park at Holambi Kalan, spanning 11.5 acres  
• Park to function on zero‑pollution principles with advanced water recirculation mechanisms  
• Initiative expected to reduce pollution sources and strengthen sustainable urban governance  
• Marks a significant step in Delhi’s environmental infrastructure and circular economy efforts  

Impact  
By combining ecological revival with technological innovation, Delhi positions itself as a leader in sustainable urban development. The initiative not only addresses pollution but also sets a precedent for integrating environmental restoration with modern recycling infrastructure.  

Sources: The Hindu, ThePrint, Hindustan Times, MSN