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Delhi reclaims 100 acres by clearing legacy waste from landfills

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Delhi has reclaimed 100 acres of land through an innovative waste management initiative that cleared legacy waste from landfills. The effort marks a significant step in the city's environmental management strategy. While the achievement addresses longstanding waste accumulation, authorities stress that daily waste management must continue to prevent new garbage mountains from forming. The initiative is being seen as a model for other Indian cities grappling with similar landfill challenges.

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