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Southern solidarity remains real, but its bearers are not the states assembling in New Delhi. A worker installs CCTV cameras near Bharat Mandapam as part of the preparation ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit, scheduled to be held on Sept. 12th to 13th, in New Delhi, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026. Photo...

BRICS Coverage General International Finance

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September 16, 2026

Anirban Bhattacharya

Combating Inequality, BRIC by BRIC

As the streets of Delhi are decked up with BRICS hoardings, and as we are (presumably) gearing up to hide our own gross inequities with green screens, it is imperative that we point at this silence on addressing inequality. A NDMC worker carries out beautification work near Bharat Mandapam...

BRICS Coverage General International Finance

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September 16, 2026

The Wire

Separately Together: What Keeps the BRICS Alive at 20?

Internal asymmetries between BRICS countries have increased in the last decade. NDMC workers mark zebra crossings at India Gate circle ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit, scheduled to be held on Sept. 12th to 13th, in New Delhi, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026. Photo: PTI. BRICS+ meet in New Delhi ...

BRICS Coverage General International Finance

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September 16, 2026

The New Indian Express

Report seeks removal of ‘Blue’ tag for Bidadi plant

The study stated that the WTE plants outrank coal power plants and copper smelters and therefore must not be categorised under ‘Blue’ ‘Essential Environmental Services.’ BENGALURU: Centre for Financial Accountability (CFA), an analysis agency, has claimed that the Bidadi Waste-to-Energy (WTE...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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September 16, 2026

Deccan Herald

Waste-to-energy plants threatening public health: Study

These plants flag emission of heavy metals, cancer-causing chemicals. Bengaluru: The much-touted waste-to-energy (WtE) plants are a disaster for the environment and the ‘Blue’ category classification of such industries belies the ‘extreme levels’ of pollution generated by...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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September 16, 2026

Counterview

Breathing poison? The 100/100 pollution score the CPCB doesn’t want you to see

Breathing poison? The 100/100 pollution score the CPCB doesn’t want you to see A bombshell study by the Centre for Financial Accountability (CFA) has revealed that Delhi’s four Waste-to-Energy (WTE) incineration plants score a staggering 100 out of 100 on the Central Pollution Con...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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September 16, 2026

Deccan Chronicle

Waste-to-Power Plants Threaten People’s Health

‘PCB may have no say on proposed WTE plant in Siddapur’ Hyderabad: In a report that places a major question mark on the functioning of waste-to-energy (WTE) plants such as the ones at the Jawaharnagar dump yard here, the Centre for Financial Accountability (CFA) has said that WTE incine...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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September 16, 2026

National Herald

Delhi’s ‘green’ waste solution scores 100 on pollution

Four waste-to-energy plants score maximum on pollution index even as they’re given easier regulatory treatment Four waste-to-energy plants meant to help Delhi deal with its mountains of garbage have themselves been found to have the maximum possible pollution score — an irony that has raise...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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September 16, 2026

The Indian Express

Private players seek ‘green energy’ status for N-power to raise funds

‘India will require at least 228 billion dollars to achieve the target 100 GWe nuclear energy capacity’ Private players also suggested that nuclear power projects be accorded infrastructure status (File Photo/Representational) Private players are seeking green energy status for nuclear pow...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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September 16, 2026

South First

Waste-to-energy plants are highest-polluting industrial sector in India, new CFA report finds

In Hyderabad, two WTE plants operated by Re-Sustainability Ltd. at Jawaharnagar have a combined incineration capacity of 48 MW Synopsis: Waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration plants are the highest-polluting industrial sector in India, with a maximum cumulative PI of 100, a new Centre for Fina...

Coverage General WTE(Waste to Energy)

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Talk Left, Trade Right: BRICS, Gaza and the Limits of Southern Solidarity

Combating Inequality, BRIC by BRIC

Separately Together: What Keeps the BRICS Alive at 20?

Report seeks removal of ‘Blue’ tag for Bidadi plant

Waste-to-energy plants threatening public health: Study

Breathing poison? The 100/100 pollution score the CPCB doesn’t want you to see

Waste-to-Power Plants Threaten People’s Health

Delhi’s ‘green’ waste solution scores 100 on pollution

Private players seek ‘green energy’ status for N-power to raise funds

Waste-to-energy plants are highest-polluting industrial sector in India, new CFA report finds

Talk Left, Trade Right: BRICS, Gaza and the Limits of Southern Solidarity

Combating Inequality, BRIC by BRIC

Separately Together: What Keeps the BRICS Alive at 20?

Report seeks removal of ‘Blue’ tag for Bidadi plant

Waste-to-energy plants threatening public health: Study

Breathing poison? The 100/100 pollution score the CPCB doesn’t want you to see

Waste-to-Power Plants Threaten People’s Health

Delhi’s ‘green’ waste solution scores 100 on pollution

Private players seek ‘green energy’ status for N-power to raise funds

Waste-to-energy plants are highest-polluting industrial sector in India, new CFA report finds

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