Delhi Landfill Crisis: MCD Misses Five Deadlines Since 2020 With No End in Sight

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Delhi's Municipal Corporation has failed to meet five consecutive deadlines since 2020 to flatten the city's overflowing landfill sites. Daily dumping of fresh waste continues to obstruct progress on clearing legacy waste accumulated over decades. While bio-mining efforts are exceeding targets at some sites, others are significantly behind schedule. New waste-to-energy plants have been planned as a long-term solution, but are still years away from becoming operational. Meanwhile, residents living near these garbage mountains continue to endure serious health and environmental consequences.

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