It's a global hotspot for methane emissions, but Delhi's "garbage mountain" is having a devastating effect on the lives of ...

Overlooking the city Delhi in India, the huge mound of waste known as the Ghazipur landfill is causing real harm to people ...

A fierce fire broke out at the Ghazipur landfill site in East Delhi on the evening of April 21, and despite control over the blaze, smoke continues to rise for over 36 hours, polluting the air.

Ghazipur's garbage hill, India's largest landfill, looms over Delhi, reflecting the struggle between waste and survival as ...

Thick plumes of smoke still rose skywards from Ghazipur landfill on Monday, hours after a major fire broke out there. According to the Delhi Fire Service, the landfill witnessed a big fire Sunday ...

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is set to begin the second phase of biomining at the Ghazipur landfill by late March ... insanitation created by the garbage mounds. The Union urban affairs ...

An estimated 80 lakh MT waste was surveyed to be at the area in 2019, of which 74 lakh MT has been processed and disposed of, ...

Officials said the civic body has an expenditure sanction of ₹70.4 crore to flatten the silt dump, and the material derived ...

Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has reclaimed around five acres of land at the Bhalswa landfill site with plans to ...

"It's a slow poisoning of people living here. The poison enters their bodies through the air weakening their immunity and medicines are not as effective as they should be," Dr Arshad Khan says.