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Cyberabad's Divine Waste Drive: 783 kg of Religious Waste Cleared
Cyberabad Municipal Corporation's Divine Waste Drive processed 783 kg of religious waste, ensuring respectful disposal of idols and sacred materials. This initiative aims to prevent environmental damage by keeping religious items out of landfills, promoting sustainable waste management practices in the community. By addressing the disposal of religious waste, Cyberabad sets an example for other cities to follow.
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