Deshwal Waste Management, a venture founded by entrepreneur Raj Kumar in Gurugram, helps Fortune 500 companies, municipal corporations and residential welfare associations recycle their e-waste.
India generates about 2 million tonnes of electronic waste per year behind only the United States, China, Japan and Germany. Only 1.5 % of the total e-waste gets recycled.
From a life-size yellow Volkswagen beetle to larger than life flamingos and even a steampunk clock tower, Hari has been working his magic on hundreds of tonnes of e-waste and converting them into art installations since 1999.
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