India, Dec. 24 -- Delhi government on Tuesday, approved Rs.100 crore for rejuvenating water bodies and building the city's first circular e-waste park, said officials.

In a cabinet meeting, environment minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said these initiatives aim to significantly reduce sources of air and water pollution in the Capital.

"The rejuvenation of Delhi's water bodies will play a crucial role in pollution control. The chief minister has directed that every possible financial support be extended to complete this work within a year," said Manjinder Singh Sirsa. "This e-park will be India's first state-of-the-art e-waste facility built on zero pollution and zero wastage principles. The plant will fully recycle and reuse water through...