Archive · 2 Aug 2026
Delhi Mayor Promotes Aerobin Waste Segregation Initiative
Delhi’s mayor, Pravesh Wahi, told people to put special bins called Aerobins in their homes.
These bins turn wet trash into useful compost in about a month.
He showed one at a local apartment and said it helps keep the city clean.
He also started a health camp to remind everyone to stay healthy.
The mayor wants all Delhi residents to help keep the city tidy and green.
Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi urges housing societies to install Aerobins for waste segregation.
Aerobin converts 10 kg of wet waste into compost in 40 days without odor.
Mayor highlighted addition of modern sanitation machines to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi fleet.
Initiative aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Swachh Bharat vision under Chief Minister Rekha Gupta.
Mayor also launched a health check‑up camp, stressing the importance of health.
- Who
- Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi
- What
- Urged installation of Aerobins for waste segregation and launched a health check‑up camp
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Shree Apartment Housing Society, Rohini Sector‑15, Delhi
- Why
- To strengthen waste segregation, prevent landfill waste, and improve cleanliness under Swachh Bharat
- Mayor
- Pravesh Wahi
- Initiative
- Aerobin installation
- Waste conversion
- 10 kg wet waste to compost in 40 days
- Location
- Shree Apartment Housing Society, Rohini Sector-15, Delhi
- Vision
- Swachh Bharat