Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Mohali Expands Solid Waste Management Zones
Mohali is a city in India that is growing fast.
The city government, called the Municipal Corporation, has decided to make some changes to how they handle trash.
They are increasing the number of areas, called zones, for managing solid waste from four to six.
This is because the city has grown and more people are living there, which means more trash.
The government is also planning to set up new places to process the trash and might change how they clean the roads.
Some people who work for the city have said that the new trash processing places should have the latest technology.
The city government is also looking into whether they should continue using machines to clean some roads or if they should use more people instead.
They are taking these steps to make sure the city stays clean as it continues to grow.
Mohali MC is expanding solid waste management zones from 4 to 6 due to city growth.
New Resource Management Centre (RMC) points will be established in newly added areas.
The A-road and B-road sanitation framework may undergo changes with the addition of new areas.
The existing contract for mechanical sweeping of B roads may be cancelled.
Municipal councillors have recommended seeking financial assistance from GMADA for modern RMC facilities.
- Who
- Municipal Corporation (MC) Mohali
- What
- Expanding solid waste management zones from 4 to 6
- When
- Following the latest municipal delimitation
- Where
- Mohali, India
- Why
- To improve waste collection, segregation, and processing in the extended municipal limits
- Current Zones
- 4
- Expanded Zones
- 6
- New RMC Points
- 2 (with potential for more)
- Sanitation Framework Changes
- A-road and B-road categorization to be revised
- Mechanical Sweeping Contract
- May be cancelled