Nagpur: The Minister of Transportation Union Nitin Gadkari on Sunday said that vehicles in the city must be exclusively run on environmentally friendly fuel such as ethanol and effort in this case.
“Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) must also take the initiative for the production of ‘hydrogen green’ which can be produced from water,” Gadkari said during the commissioning of three mini sewerage processing plants in three parks – Shankati Nagar, and the Mhada colony here on Sunday.
“Many new experiments take place in the city of Nagpur for the first time.
Now it is necessary to work on three areas of noise, water and air pollution,” he said.
According to Gadkari, NMC must prepare a plan to get rid of pollution in the city of Nagpur in the next five years.
With corporate initiatives, around five lakh trees must be planted every year to make the number one city nagpur in terms of greenery and environmentally friendly, he said.
Gadkari said that NMC has set many records in terms of environment.
Already, NMC supplies sewerage 320ml water treated to power plants and generates 60 crore per year.
The addition of 12 mini STP in Gardens is another achievement for NMC, which will treat 105mld waste water per day, it shows.
The Minister also appreciates the Mayor of Dayashankar Tiwari, Commissioner of Radhakrishnan B and Executive Engineer (Public Health Engineering) Shweta Banerjee for this project.
He also mentions the pollution pollution pollution project.
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In the future, most playgrounds and parks will be maintained through wastewater treated, he said.
The opposition leader in the Legislative State Devendra Fadniv said that 90% of water pollution was caused by waste disposal in the City Water Agency and 10% was caused by industrial waste.
Gadkari managed to implement the name Namami Ganga Namami who was launched by PM Narendra who was launched because Ganga looked clean for the first time after Kumbh Mela this year, he said.
Mayor of Tiwari, Deputy Mayor of Manha Dhawde, MLC Pravin Datke, a ruling party leader Avinash Thakre, Chair of the Works Committee of Water Sandip Gawai and Vijay Zalke present.
Go for ‘hydrogen green’, Nitin Gadkari told NMC
