Archive · 23 Jul 2026
CM Launches Waste Management Project in West Delhi
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta started a new project in west Delhi to collect garbage from every house and transport it using modern vehicles.
This project will help keep the area clean by collecting garbage twice a day.
The government is using special technology to monitor the garbage collection process.
They are also working to clear old garbage from landfill sites.
The project will cover many households and aims to make Delhi cleaner and more beautiful.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched a door-to-door waste collection project in west Delhi.
The project includes 917 vehicles for garbage collection and modern transfer stations.
Garbage collection will be monitored using GPS, apps, and CCTV for better management.
The project aims to collect waste twice a day and clear legacy waste from landfill sites.
The initiative covers 4.5 lakh households in 25 wards of west Delhi.
- Who
- Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, Delhi Urban Development minister Ashish Sood, Environment minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi
- What
- Launch of a door-to-door waste collection and secondary transportation project
- When
- July 23
- Where
- West Delhi
- Why
- To improve waste management and sanitation in the region
Government Perspective
Citizen Perspective
Frequency of Waste Collection
Government Perspective
The government has increased waste collection to twice a day for better sanitation.
Citizen Perspective
Citizens may find twice-daily collections disruptive but appreciate the cleaner environment.
- Project Coverage
- 4.5 lakh households in 25 wards of west Delhi
- Vehicles Deployed
- 917 vehicles including e-rickshaws, mini tippers, compactors, and more
- Monitoring System
- GPS-enabled central control room, eSBM app, CCTV surveillance, and a dedicated helpline
- Waste Collection Frequency
- Twice a day (morning and evening)
- Landfill Site Clearance
- Over 70 acres out of 200 acres cleared of legacy waste
