Gurgaon: The Gurgaon Metropolitan Development Authority (GMAA) is currently working to expand green belts in new sectors with the participation of RWAs, a senior official said on Sunday. The development authority will sign a memorandum of understanding with RWAs who are willing to protect the green belts.On Sunday, a group of GMA executives met with … Read more
Gurugram: The Grumgram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMAA) is currently working to keep green belts in new sectors with the participation of RWAs, a senior official said on Sunday. The development authority will sign a memorandum of understanding with RWAs who are willing to protect the green belts. On Sunday, a group of GMA executives met … Read more
The official In 2022 and 2023, it plans to install a 100-kilometer side pipeline on Master Sector Roads. The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority said on Wednesday that the 22.11-kilometer side pipeline will provide green belts, parks and central rocks across the city for recycling. The authority plans to plant 1 million shrubs and 100,000 seedlings … Read more
Guragon Dead The Grumgram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMAA) is developing a “Urban Area” sustainable management plan for the area identified later this year. He said the authority was currently working to invite a similar statement.According to officials, the GMAA Act 2017 requires such a plan to be prepared “from time to time,” but the district’s … Read more
Guragegra-Grumgram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMAA) is stepping up its efforts to use only recycled sewage water to repair green belts and parks in the city. Currently, the city’s five sewage treatment plants produce 223 million gallons[223 million L]of water per day. Of this, only 103 MDL (46%) will be used in the horticulture, irrigation, textile … Read more
Guragegra Grumgram Metropolitan Development Authority has decided to press developers to recycle wastewater on construction sites in the city. Less than 4 percent of recycled water is currently used on construction sites, which means that the industry already has a small share of clean water. Five STPs generate 223 MLD (megaters per day) of recycled … Read more