In Delhi's Seelampur district, a crackdown on informal e-waste recycling threatens the livelihoods of many workers, as formal ...

India grapples with a surging e-waste crisis, generating over 1.6 million metric tonnes annually, growing at 23%. Informal sectors handle 95% of this, exposing workers to toxins. Despite regulations, ...

Finnish Ambassador Kimmo Lähdevirta unveiled a 23-foot Christmas tree made from electronic waste in New Delhi, symbolizing the urgent global need for effective e-waste management. Constructed with ...

Mumbai leads India in e-waste generation, followed by Delhi and Bangalore, posing a significant environmental challenge. Despite EPR legislation, the informal sector dominates e-waste management, ...

Before we get to the actual campaign, some context will be helpful. India’s e-waste problem is anything but small. The country churns out over 3.2 million metric tonnes of discarded electronics every ...

Waste management in India is no longer just a civic issue; it has become a critical sector shaped by urbanization, rising consumption, and stricter environmental regulations. According to the ...

In most parts of the world, underground water is not drinkable directly. Long ago, people simply used to draw up water from wells and drink it. But now, you have to use some sort of filter to purify ...