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Chennai recently cleared the Perungudi dumpyard using bio mining tech from Blue Planet Environmental Solutions If 50 years of garbage can be reinvented, then there’s hope for India’s waste problem and room for many more such growth stories… #MondayMotivation

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Dr. Senthazal Ravi9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Chennai' s Young Mayor @PriyarajanDMK : Kudos.

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prabhuram 49 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env People in this country talk about politics and development story. Tamil Nadu is way ahead in all fields and always being a trendsetter.

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ராம்ராஜ் RamRaj9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Thats the reason why we people love @mkstalin

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Gaurav Sharma9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Good. They should implement this nationwide in India.

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Bishow Parajuli9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env So much is there to learn for many other developing countries ..

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The Public Record9 months ago

🚨 BREAKING NEWS | Urban Infrastructure • Waste to Wealth Headline • Chennai Turns a Giant Garbage Yard into Usable Land and Materials Opening Hook • What looked like a permanent mountain of trash is now being broken down and reused • This matters because cities usually run out of space before they run out of garbage What’s Being Reported • Chennai has been clearing old, piled-up waste at Perungudi and Kodungaiyur dumpyards • The city used a method that separates old trash into usable materials instead of just moving it elsewhere • Glass, plastic, stones, and metal are being recovered and reused • Over 100 acres of land has been reclaimed • Business leader Anand Mahindra shared the transformation, calling it hopeful 📊 Statistical Snapshot • 4.84 million tonnes of waste cleared • That’s like removing decades of garbage dumped without planning What’s Actually Going On • This isn’t about today’s garbage, but trash dumped over many years • Old dumps leak dirty water, smell bad, and make nearby areas unhealthy • Instead of covering the waste and forgetting it, the city is sorting it • Useful items are taken out, and the land is slowly made usable again • Safety checks are done so recycled material doesn’t cause harm Why This Matters Beyond the Headline • Fewer health risks for people living nearby • Less land wasted on permanent dumping grounds • Recovered materials reduce the need to dig fresh resources • Shows that old city mistakes can still be fixed 🎉 Fun Fact • Some stones recovered from garbage are now used in concrete ⭐ Interesting Fact • Biomining works slowly, like composting on a massive city scale ❓ Trivia Question • How many years does garbage usually sit in a dump before it’s touched again? The Missing Question Nobody Is Asking • Why did cities allow waste to pile up like this in the first place? Bottom Line • Chennai is cleaning up yesterday’s mess instead of passing it on • This could change how Indian cities deal with old dumpyards SEVERITY-BASED AUTHORITY TAGGING • Greater Chennai Corporation • Tamil Nadu Urban Development Authorities #Chennai #WasteManagement #UrbanIndia 🎯 DID YOU KNOW? • Old garbage keeps polluting air and water for decades • Most Indian dumpyards were never designed to be permanent • 100 acres is roughly the size of 75 football fields • Cleaner dumpyards mean safer homes nearby • Should every big city be forced to clean old dumps?

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கோ ரமேஷ்9 months ago

Reason for this Stupendous Achievement is this Alone👇 To do something Rulers must know how to do it and implement it systematically. If they hand over responsibility to the right people The Desired Result will be There on the Table. That is What the Present Tamil Nadu Gvt is Doing it for the past 4+ Years. And I am Sure Much More is Going to Come in Dravida Model 2.0 Gvt in Coming Years.

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Arvind Mishra9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Cleaning up 50 years of waste isn't just a record; it's the beginning of India's 'Green Revolution'! 🌱 This bio-mining technology will prove to be a boon for our cities. ♻️🇮🇳 #CircularEconomy #GreenIndia #WasteToWealth

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Sidharth Naik9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env But this can be stopped at first place if everyone follows segregating waste at SOURCE into organic or kitchen waste, recyclable, ewaste and reject which is the only waste which should go to landfills which is only 5% of the total waste. Right now everyone is mixing all waste.

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Vetri S M9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env @mkstalin CM of TN, @PriyarajanDMK Mayor of GCC Tremendous achivement. Kudus.

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Doomscroller9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env TN leads innovation

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John9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env @mkstalin you should mention him

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Sheavy9 months ago

This deserves real applause. If 50 years of garbage can be unmade, then nothing about India’s waste problem is INEVITABLE. This is the kind of work cities rarely get credit for, but absolutely should. Quiet, difficult, unglamorous & transformative. More such stories need the spotlight.

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Comrade Moothji9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Bjpee needs filth to feed its followers.... So, they will never adopt this...

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𝑨𝒓𝒖𝒏 𝑹. 𝑷𝒂𝒏𝒌𝒂𝒓9 months ago

Chennai proved it— 50 years of black mountains are not garbage, but golden opportunities. Bio-mining liberated Perungudi, and a new message to India: Our garbage can also become gold. This isn't just cleanliness— it's a triumph of hope, the return of the environment, and the promise of a new dawn for every city. Hope is alive.

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ஒன்றிய எலி 🐀🐀9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Dravidian model government 🔥🔥

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RajeIyer9 months ago

Yes, earlier it used to stink badly when we passed through that route. It’s not completely cleared even now, but it’s definitely better than before. What’s reassuring is that a solution has finally been found. There is a large IT park right in front—Chennai One IT Park—and at times the stench would even drift inside the campus. The bigger question now is whether this area will be restored as a marshland or if real estate development will turn it into a concrete jungle !!

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Natarajan நடરાજन9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Indore pioneered it, ahmedabad followed but chennai has a better IT & propaganda wing! Anyways so long as solution is gound to clean up the mess credit is to be given! Expect more such stories as election approaches!!

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Suchitra Ella9 months ago

Anand ji This is good to know from you. With roots around madras, seen its transformation from the sixties from nostalgic, quaint , clean, green trees, walkways, cool sea breeze & clear blue skies, to unimaginable & unmanageable concrete growth. Last 30 yrs cluttered cities with filth,waste & poor infrastructure. City suburbs have engulfed neighbouring rural districts with no town planning , sanitation & waste management facility’s . Nationwide blueprint is need of the hour for states, corporations & municipalities to model & scale. 🙏🏼

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k1billion9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env

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🌾 ADMK வெற்றிவேல் ஆதன் 🌾9 months ago

எடப்பாடியார் அவர்கள் முதல்வராக இருந்த போது கொண்டு வரப்பட்ட நிறுவனம் மக்கள் சேவையில் அதிமுக

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Shanmugam Muthusamy9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env 👏👏👏😍😍

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Swaastik H Devgan9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Technology, when applied patiently, can undo decades of damage.

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Marx2.O9 months ago

When Blue Planet Environmental Solutions bio-mined the Perungudi dumpyard, it showed that decades of garbage are years of accumulated waste, not irreversible. Once processed, the land becomes usable again. It proves that India’s waste problem isn’t about lacking technology, but about completing the cycle.

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Arvind R9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Sir not really...i travel on the road daily...it's worst smell...also garbage will look like a mountain...it's pathetic situation of garbage management.. I can take pictures and videos and send it sir

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Naga Bala9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Don't believe everything you see on internet sir

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தமிழன்டா 9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Tamil Nadu leading from the front @mkstalin @Udhaystalin 🔥🥰

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Rohan Bhade9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env They should do something similar in Deonar, Mumbai.

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PS9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Being chennaite it gives an immense sense of pride and happiness to see this. Thank you for sharing this story.

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DKay9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env Dei lavada. Ask the people before coming to conclusion. Zero pollution my foot. Did you check with the residents?

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Venkatesh9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env By great efforts of @mkstalin @PriyarajanDMK

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chakri9 months ago

@BluePlanet_Env @revanth_anumula @GHMCOnline @CommissionrGHMC @gadwalvijayainc @TelanganaCMO @TelanganaCS @CPCB_OFFICIAL Dear Law makers of TG,Learn how to manage the waste w/o killing JNDY-HYD surrounding citizens& without spoiling environment(air,Gndwater,Soil)too.

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Yogini More-Duduskar9 months ago

Namaskar Sirji 🙏, bio-mining by BluePlanet_Env transforming Chennai's Perungudi dumpyard is truly inspiring—reinventing 50 years of garbage into usable land! Pune faces similar mountains of waste; we need such innovative companies here for a clean city. Hon'ble Dy CM @AjitPawarSpeaks Ji, let's bring this tech to Pune to recycle our landfills and build a sustainable future. 🙏📿 #MondayMotivation #CleanPune

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