Delhi Chief Minister Approves ₹1,000 Crore for Mission Yamuna Cleanup and Pollution Control
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta approves Rs 1000cr projects for Mission Yamuna
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has approved projects worth over ₹1,000 crore (approximately $120 million USD) under 'Mission Yamuna' aimed at cleaning the Najafgarh Drain and enhancing sewage treatment and water management systems. The initiative also includes the deployment of advanced air purification technologies to combat pollution in the capital.
- 01The ₹1,000 crore funding will focus on the comprehensive cleanup of the Najafgarh Drain and sewage treatment upgrades.
- 02The STR 101 Filterless Air Purifier system can treat about 300,000 liters of air per hour and has been installed along Sat Guru Ram Singh Marg.
- 03Delhi's first zero-emission EV-mounted Anti-Smog Gun is deployed in high-traffic areas to reduce road dust and emissions.
- 04The PAWAN III Pollution Control Device has been installed near Kirti Nagar Fire Station to capture vehicular pollution at the source.
- 05CM Gupta emphasized that these initiatives are part of a year-round campaign for improved air quality in Delhi.
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has approved over ₹1,000 crore (approximately $120 million USD) for various projects under 'Mission Yamuna'. This funding is allocated for the comprehensive cleanup of the Najafgarh Drain, upgrades to sewage treatment facilities, and advanced water management systems throughout the capital. During an inspection of 'Made in India' air purification technologies, Gupta highlighted the ongoing battle against pollution, stating that efforts are continuous and not seasonal. The inspection included the STR 101 Filterless Air Purifier, capable of treating approximately 300,000 liters of air per hour, and the EV-mounted Anti-Smog Gun, which aims to mitigate road dust and emissions in high-traffic areas. Additionally, the PAWAN III Pollution Control Device was evaluated for its effectiveness in capturing toxic vehicular pollution at the source. Gupta reiterated that these initiatives are part of a sustained campaign for cleaner air in Delhi.
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These projects are expected to significantly improve water quality and air pollution levels in Delhi, benefiting residents and commuters.
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