There is an estimated economic potential of $6 billion from recoverable materials through metal extraction as India’s e-waste holds a great economic opportunity, a report said on Friday. India is now ...

Waste management is a largely unorganized sector in India. Management of waste was made ... Indian waste management sector has its contrasts as people explore ways to attain monetary benefit from the ...

This article explores how e-waste management works, the benefits it provides, and why it's crucial for the future. "India faces a dual challenge in managing e-waste: the sheer volume of discarded ...

The reported processing capacity of 322 registered e-waste recyclers in India is 22,08,918.064 metric tonnes (MT) per annum and the processing capacity of 72 registered e-waste refurbishers is 92,042.

Developing countries like India ... with e-waste. But having a policy in place doesn’t necessarily imply the successful enforcement of guidelines or the existence of sufficient e-waste managemen ...

At the India Today Environment Conclave 2025, experts discussed the challenges of e-waste management and the urgent need for a strong reverse supply chain. They emphasised how India lags behind in ...

As the quantity of rubbish grows, its nature and harms are changing too. Most of India’s waste used to be organic. Now the ...

India is no exception to this major waste crisis. India is the third largest producer of e-waste in the world ... can open in job creation for waste management and eco-friendly innovations.

Unused electronic and electrical waste lying idle in households will no longer be a headache. Wadakkanchery municipality is taking a revolutionary step by starting an e-waste collection programme, ...