In Ghaziabad, India, new regulations mandate that residents planning events with more than 100 guests must inform the municipal corporation at least three days in advance. Failure to comply could lead to fines between ₹5,000 and ₹50,000. These measures aim to enhance waste management and urban cleanliness, particularly during large gatherings that generate substantial waste. Organizers are now required to implement a four-bin waste segregation system, which includes bins for wet, dry, sanitary, and hazardous waste. This change replaces the previous two-bin system. Additionally, banquet halls, hotels, and bars classified as bulk waste generators must manage their own wet waste disposal. Sanitary inspectors will oversee compliance, and event organizers will receive contact details for timely waste collection coordination. Authorities have warned against illegal waste disposal practices, emphasizing the need for cooperation from both citizens and institutions under the Solid Waste Management Act, 2026.