Coimbatore Corporation launches ‘Maru Nesavu’ textile waste drive
The Coimbatore Corporation has launched 'Maru Nesavu', a pilot project in Ward 33 to collect and recycle textile waste. The initiative aims to reduce environmental impact by preventing the dumping and burning of discarded clothing and household fabrics.
Why it matters
It represents a localized effort to address urban waste management and promote circular economy practices in India.
The Coimbatore Corporation has launched a pilot initiative to collect textile waste separately from households in Ward 33 of the West Zone, as part of its efforts to prevent the dumping and burning of discarded textiles and promote recycling.
Corporation Commissioner Katta Ravi Teja launched the ‘Maru Nesavu’ (Reweave) campaign at the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC) in R.S. Puram on Friday (August 21, 2026).
As part of the initiative, a training and orientation programme was held for conservancy staff engaged in the collection drive in Kavundampalayam areas of Ward 33. More than 80 workers participated. Mr. Ravi Teja distributed collection bags to conservancy workers and flagged off vehicles deployed for the campaign.
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