Archive · 26 Jul 2026
CMC Processes 783 Kg of Religious Waste
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) organized a special drive called the 'Divine Waste Drive' to collect and recycle religious waste.
They processed 783 kg of such waste in different areas.
Additionally, they collected 191 bulky household items like sofas and mattresses to keep public spaces clean.
These efforts help reduce waste in landfills and protect the environment.
CMC processed 783 kg of religious waste through the 'Divine Waste Drive'.
The drive covered areas like Medchal, Kompally, Madhapur, Allwyn Colony, and Nizampet.
191 bulky household items, including sofas and mattresses, were collected separately.
The initiatives aim to reduce landfill load and improve waste management.
These drives are part of ongoing efforts to enhance sanitation and environmental conservation.
- Who
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC)
- What
- Conducted a 'Divine Waste Drive' to manage religious waste and a bulk household waste collection drive.
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Medchal, Kompally, Madhapur, Allwyn Colony, Nizampet
- Why
- To promote eco-friendly waste management and improve sanitation.
Environmental Conservation
Public Health
Waste Management
Environmental Conservation
Promotes eco-friendly management of religious waste through collection, segregation, and recycling.
Public Health
Ensures proper disposal and processing of household waste to maintain public health and sanitation.
- Total Religious Waste Processed
- 783 kg
- Areas Covered
- Medchal, Kompally, Madhapur, Allwyn Colony, Nizampet
- Bulk Household Waste Collected
- 191 items
- Types of Household Waste
- 52 sofas, 82 mattresses, 57 other furniture items
- Initiative Name
- Divine Waste Drive