Waste Management

Honoured with many national and international awards, Ramdas Kokare has helped three Maharashtra towns use waste to generate revenue, produce electricity and make roads! #Respect #RealLifeHero

With five beach cleanups and innumerable awareness programmes, The Kachrewaale Project is changing the way Andaman Islands is handling its waste.

Till date, the society has prevented more than 192 MT of waste from ending up in a landfill by vermicomposting!

Selling your scrap in this hassle-free manner can not only benefit your pocket, it can also help the planet — one of these start-ups has saved 10,000+ trees and 13.8 million litres of water! #GreenIndia #CleanIndia

The waste segregator is currently available in four capacities—500 kg, two tonnes, five tonnes and ten tonnes.

Keeping it simple but not discounting on the fun factor at all, Sonal Gawde and Shreyes Menon have proved it that any occasion can be celebrated without generating mounds of waste—be it food or non-biodegradable elements!

Juggling his job in an MNC, this hardworking farmer’s son utilises his after-work hours and weekends to breathe fresh life into Noida’s lakes. The kind of hero India truly needs!

The urge to do so first emerged during an industrial visit in 2017, when Shashank Nimkar’s class visited Khurja, a major ceramic hub in India.

For years, residents in Ambapur dumped garbage near local ponds. However, a three-stage programme implemented by a bunch of youths helped them treat their waste scientifically

"I had courage. I was prepared to fail. Everybody told me it won't work," says Poonam Kasturi, the founder of Daily Dump. Today, waste segregation and composting have become necessary facets of urban life.