Indore administration to enforce colonies to get sewage treatment plants

Q: Hello, What is this about the IMC asking colonies to get sewage treatment plants? Do you have any idea about them?

Aditya Jogi, Indore

20th March 2015

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Here is more about this move. As per the new guidelines, any township will get an approval in less than 60 days, provided that they have a sewage plant mentioned in the plan, this could actually persuade the builders to go for it.

Tanmay Kumar, Indore

22nd March 2015

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This should be an example to the metropolitan cities which has issues like this making the big news. I mean with simple nfrastructure, such huge controversies can be stopped an I believe Indore has just stepped up the race.

Vaibhavi Jain, Indore

21st March 2015

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That is not just it. They are very clear about doing this. Serious, too. They are ready to offer 25% of mortgage for plots or flats in the upcoming colonies to make sure that a plant be installed in the place.

Satyiki Dubey, Indore

21st March 2015

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Yes. I agree, This is a good move. Now that will solve the sewage issue which is becoming a major ssue in all the cities across India. Basically, any township which is built in an area of 2 hectares or more must have a sewage treatment plant.

Manish Agrawal, Indore

20th March 2015

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Yes. I heard about this one too. This is some great development and I think all the cities must follow suite with this. What the administration did was make it mandatory or compulsory for new colonies on large amount of land to get a sewage treatment plan.

Prateek Mishra, Indore

20th March 2015

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