circular economy India

‘Waste Is Gold’, a waste management company, has arrived at a unique technological solution to address the waste management concern. This technology turns waste into nutrient-rich compost in just 8 hours

What started with one bench in a village is now a movement across India. Using stuffed plastic bottles as bricks, communities have built toilets and classrooms—while diverting 2.3 lakh kg of carbon emissions. It’s simple, scalable, and changing how people see waste.

Discover how Chinuu Kwatra’s beach cleanup movement evolved into India’s first beach waste recovery facility — giving ocean plastic a new purpose.

From a small warehouse in Pune, three brothers are transforming India’s waste management. With no loans or fancy offices, they’ve recycled over 10 lakh kg of waste, empowered 200+ workers, and built a ₹2 crore business—proving that tech, trust, and zero-waste values can truly change lives.

What if your next bottle wasn’t brand new, but a beautiful second chance? With India mandating 30% recycled plastic in all PET bottles, we’re closer to turning waste into wonder — one bottle at a time.

India’s cleanest city has found a new way to practise sustainability — by helping citizens donate, repair, and reuse old goods through its RRR (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) Centre.

In Kerala, fishing communities are pulling plastic from the sea and turning it into roads. This simple idea is helping clean the ocean, create jobs, and build stronger, cheaper roads across the state.

Every bag of unsegregated kitchen waste fuels a growing crisis in our cities. Here's what really happens after you throw your trash away.

Why let old clothes go to waste? Here’s how creative solutions can turn them into something new and beautiful.