Municipal Corporation of Delhi’s first engineered landfill at Tehkhand is going to be operational from Tuesday. It will be jointly inaugurated by lieutenant governor VK Saxena and chief minister ...

While the entire project (located next to the Tehkhand WTE plant) is being developed on 25 acres (approx) and costs Rs 42.3 crore, the scientific landfill is created on an area of 15.5 acres.

Delhi L-G V K Saxena and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday inaugurated an engineered landfill site in southeast Delhi's Tehkhand for scientific disposal of solid waste.

MCD currently operates four WtE plants at Bawana (2,000 tonne per day capacity), Tehkhand (2,000 tonne per day capacity), Okhla (1,950 tonne per day capacity) and Ghazipur (1,300 tonne per day ...

Delhi's first engineered landfill site in Tehkhand is expected to be operational by the end of November. The site will be used for disposing of ashes and burnt material from waste-to-energy plants.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is likely to create an “engineering landfill” in the city’s Tehkhand area by April 2023. The Delhi Development Authority has allocated over 47 acres ...

The Tehkhand landfill is being established on a 32.5-acres plot, and can accommodate around one million tonnes of ash or remnants of the waste-to-energy plants,” the official said.

New Delhi, March 12 Lieutenant-Governor VK Saxena and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday inaugurated an engineered landfill site in Southeast Delhi’s Tehkhand for scientific disposal of ...

Delhi Lt Guv and CM share stage to inaugurate waste treatment plant in Tehkhand Residents can expect relief from ash-related inconveniences, as the engineered landfill site offers a sustainable ...

These sentiments were echoed by residents of Tehkhand, a cluster of some 200 jhuggis immediately next to the Okhla landfill. “This garbage mountain has stood here from before I was born. We don ...

These sentiments were echoed by residents of Tehkhand, a cluster of some 200 jhuggis immediately next to the Okhla landfill. “This garbage mountain has stood here from before I was born.