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Residents complain of defective lifts which can cause fatal accidents in the Sri Agrasen Apartments building. Photo courtesy: Residents

Defective Lifts Can Cause Fatal Accidents at Sri Agrasen Apartments of Dwarka in Delhi

Defective Lifts Can Cause Fatal Accidents at Sri Agrasen Apartments of Dwarka in Delhi

This case of Sri Agrasen CGHS — including a video interaction with residents — is available on the “Clean House” service.

By Rakesh Raman

All of us know that crimes being committed by the management committee (MC) members of Delhi’s cooperative group housing societies are increasing rapidly.

In a new case of criminal activity at Sri Agrasen Apartments of Dwarka in New Delhi, residents complain that the MC members have allowed the residents to use the lifts which have not been fully installed and the use of defective lifts can cause fatal accidents in the building. read more

Senior citizens in a group housing society of Dwarka in New Delhi urge the government to save them from dust and noise pollution of extended FAR construction activity. Photo and Campaign by Rakesh Raman / RMN News Service (file photo)

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Senior citizens in a group housing society of Dwarka in New Delhi urge the government to save them from dust pollution, noise pollution, and air pollution of extended FAR construction activity. Photo and Campaign by Rakesh Raman [ Click the photo to know the details. ]

Green Group of Delhi

The major activities of the Green Group of Delhi are around environment protection to save the environment from air pollution, dust pollution, noise pollution, water pollution, etc. in order to minimize the effect of pollution on Climate Change. This is a non-political, non-partisan Group which covers different parts of India’s capital New Delhi and surrounding areas such as Gurgaon, Noida, and Faridabad.

While there is an attempt to reactivate the Green Group of Delhi after the coronavirus pandemic, currently all the activities are being managed single-handedly (without any support) by RMN Foundation founder Rakesh Raman who had left his job a few years ago to run this charity. read more