The Forest Department would enforce strict monitoring mechanism at Ponmudi Eco-Tourism counter to check the dumping of plastic waste and bottles at the tourism spot. As part of this, the department had introduced the collection of caution deposit at the checkpost to ensure that bottles are not left in the Ponmudi region.

The officials would collect Rs 50 for each bottle that would be carried by a tourist to Ponmudi which would be reimbursed on their return.

To be hired for 11 years to treat and process bottled water

In the competitive market of bottled water, the Delhi Jal Board wants its product sold under the brand name

The Delhi High Court has directed a corporate to remove the snow-capped mountain from its packaged water bottle label, and add

Some 90 illegal plants are playing with the health of Noida residents by supplying impure drinking water.

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