Updated: Do, 18 Sep 2025 02:01 am (IST) on the date of birth of Premier Modi, Minister Manohar Lal announced an incentive amount to Delhi’s landfill in Diwali. The target is aimed at cleaning the Bhalswa landfill by October 2 next year, which was taken by the Minister himself. He appreciated the employees’ works, saying that his contribution to Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was important. Jagran correspondent, outer delhi. At the birth date of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Minister of Housing and Minister of Urban Affairs, Manohar Lal, made two important announcements. First, all the employees working on the three Delhi landfill will get an incentive of five thousand rupees on Diwali. Employees’ free health test will also be arranged. Second, taking personal responsibility for cleaning the Bhalswa landfill, the old waste will be destroyed by next year by October 2. Remove the ad, just read the news Wednesday, on the occasion of Seva Pakhwade, Union Housing and Minister of Urban Affairs, Manoharlal, visited the Bhalwa Landfil site with the Minister of Urban Development, Ashish Sood and the municipal corporation mayor and senior officials, and examined the work of old wastage. There was also a presentation related to the work of garbage disposal. Everyone, including the Union Minister, planted a tree under the name of a tree mother. The Union Minister said that 1470 old waste dumps were identified in the country, of which there are three landfills in Bhalwa, Ghazipur and Okhla in Delhi. I took the responsibility to remove this three landfill. The DDA was made a partner to work on the Bhalswa landfill. He appreciates the works of the corporation employees working on the landfill, employees of the company working in garbage disposal, garbage managers and all the workers will receive a incentive amount of Rs 5000, and their health examination will also be done. The safety and respect of all these employees who contributed with our dedication and hard work in the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is our true service. He informed that about 25 hectares of land after bio -remediation at Bhalwa Landfil site was vacant, five of which have a Benbu garden and the remaining 20 hectares of land have a machinery associated with cleanliness. He said that until now, fresh waste and old garbage are being sold in one place, but now it has been decided that fresh garbage will be disposed of separately. Bhalwa ends the 45 lakh metric tons of old waste laid down on the landfill before October 2 next year. He said he would monitor this work himself. Delhi Minister Ashish Sood said that the government of the Delhi to make Delhi of a mountain of garbage to a clean capital is quickly fulfilled. On this occasion, the mayor of Delhi Municipal Corporation Sardar Raja Iqbal Singh, Deputy Chairman, Jai Bhagwan Yadav, president of the Standing Committee Satya Sharma, Vice President Sundar Singh, leader Sadan Pravesh Wahi, except Gulab Singh, Sandep Kapoor, Nigwani Kumar, Ycapoor.
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