The Delhi High Court raised concern over rise of e-waste in the city and asked the civic bodies whether there is any plan on its disposal
Delhi’s e-waste is on a continuous rise. The city is India’s second biggest generator of e-waste after Mumbai, generating about 85,000 metric tonnes annually
Only 20 percent of all e-waste, or 8.9 tonnes, generated last year was documented as properly recycled, while the fate of a full 76 percent of...
The new proposed rules for e-waste collection, relax the existing collection targets for the industry, as they were struggling to comply
In a bid to transit the most unorganised sector of the state – E-waste into an organised sector, State IT Minister K T Rama Rao launched...
34-year-old Dr Swaminathan Chandramouli runs “Doctor on Wheels”, a mobile-healthcare initiative to provide at-home medical services to senior citizens in...
70-year-old Dr Arunoday Mondal, a Padma awardee has been providing healthcare services for free to rural Sundarbans for over two...
Padma awardee Dr. Neelam Kler highlighted the importance of having a holistic healthcare approach to reduce neonatal and maternal mortality...
Dr Indira Chakravarty, who is a Public Health Specialist, said that the Banega Swasth India campaign has helped people understand...
Currently working as the Chairman of the Asian Institute of Gastroenterology and AIG Hospitals in Hyderabad, Padma awardee Dr Nageshwar...
