The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) is gearing up to implement the Chanda model to address the issue of water hyacinth in the city. The Chanda model, which has been successfully used in Chanda district, involves the use of specially designed machines to remove water hyacinth from water bodies. This initiative comes as a response to the increasing problem of water hyacinth clogging waterways in Nagpur, leading to environmental and ecological concerns. By adopting the Chanda model, NMC aims to effectively manage the growth of water hyacinth and maintain the health of water bodies in the city. This move is expected to not only improve the aesthetics of waterways but also enhance the overall quality of water resources in Nagpur. The decision to implement the Chanda model underscores the NMC’s commitment to environmental sustainability and proactive measures to tackle water pollution. With the implementation of this model, Nagpur is set to witness a significant improvement in the management of water hyacinth and the conservation of its water bodies. Stay tuned for more updates on this innovative approach by the NMC to preserve Nagpur’s aquatic ecosystems.