GAIL Gas Limited, Bengaluru Police sign agreement for setting Bio-Gas Plant in City
Agreement is signed under GAIL Gas CSR initiative
Bengaluru, Jan 10: GAIL Gas Limited Bengaluru; Commissioner of Police and M/s Hasiru Dala (Implementing Agency ) have signed Tripartite CSR Agreement for setting up of 01-TPD-CL Box Bio-Gas Plant in City Armed Reserve (CAR) South Campus at Adugodi, Bengaluru under GAIL Gas CSR initiative.
The agreement was signed in the presence of Hon’ble Commissioner of Police Shri Kamal Pant IPS and the Chief General Manager (CGD) & Officer-in-Charge, GAIL Gas Limited Bengaluru Shri Vivek Wathodkar.
The CSR Project costing Rs.39.20 Lakhs will be executed through renowned Bangalore based NGO M/s.Hasiru Dala, a non-profit, social impact organisation.
This project to create environmental protection and use of biodegradable waste for producing Bio Gas and manure will be a game changer in reducing the piles of waste and to achieve the bigger objective to make the Bengaluru Police facility at Adugodi as Zero Waste Campus.
By installation of the ITPD CL Box Bio Gas Plant for producing bio gas from the waste generated by the Police quarters and also from other sources, which will be used for cooking of food for police dogs & remaining gas will be used through pipe to the Kalyana Mantapa (Community hall) kitchen and also to the common facility of the Bengaluru Police in the said Campus.
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Will go out of way for protection of environment, ecology: SC on tree felling in Hyderabad
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday expressed concern over the environmental damage due to the felling of a large number of trees on a land parcel next to the University of Hyderabad, and said it would go out of the way for the protection of environment and ecology.
A bench of Justices B R Gavai and Augustine George Masih questioned the Telangana government over the "tearing hurry" to fell the trees there.
"You have to come up with a plan as to how you will restore those 100 acres (of land)," the bench told senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, who appeared for Telangana.
Justice Gavai said the top court was surprised to see videos where animals were running for shelter.
The bench directed the wildlife warden of Telangana to take immediate steps to protect the wildlife.
"For the protection of the environment and ecology, we will go out of the way," Justice Gavai said.
While posting the matter for the next hearing on May 15, the bench orally said, "In the meantime, not a single tree will be felled there."
On April 3, the top court took suo motu cognisance of the state's tree felling drive in the Kancha Gachibowli forest and called it a "very serious" matter.
It asked the Telangana government to explain the "compelling urgency" for clearing the large tree cover and stayed any future activity till further orders
Students of the University of Hyderabad were protesting against the state government's plans to develop the 400-acre land parcel bordering the university.
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