India's booming digital economy grapples with a significant e-waste challenge, generating millions of tons annually with minimal formal pro...

India faces a growing e-waste problem. New government rules require electronics companies to pay more for recycling. Daikin, Hitachi, and S...

The 2020 Global e-Waste Monitor ranked India as the third-biggest contributor to e-waste in 2019, after China and the US, generating 3.2 mi...

The government is planning to revamp the electronic waste policy, focusing on complete lifecycle management of products. This revised polic...

Urban mining has the potential to not only save the environment from e-waste, but also make India self-reliant in critical metals and creat...

Although the problem of this ever-increasing e-waste is complex, yet it provides great value as these e-wastes are a rich source of preciou...

Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan said Saturday a plant to covert plastic waste into bio-diesel will soon be made operational at the India...

E-waste is discarded electronic devices which includes discarded computers, office electronic equipment, mobile phones, TV sets, etc.

Stating that e-waste management is a huge global problem, the committee said there were numerous reports indicating that e-wastes are being...

Most reputed electronic and electrical equipment companies—both Indian and multinational have failed grossly in fulfilling their responsibi...

GreenTek Reman, an end-to-end electronic waste (e-waste) recycling company is offering e-waste management services initiating a socially re...

Encouraging green practices among IT companies and its workforce, a green IT campaign called ‘My City – Lets Make it Green’ has been initia...

Starting May 2012, all old computers and electronic equipment will have to be disposed off to authorized collection centres that would deal...

A decision is likely to be taken at the Economic Intelligence Council meeting scheduled for this month to be chaired by finance minister Pr...

India would be confronted with the threat of accumulation of E-waste in the coming years if necessary policy and regulations are not put in...

IT players are plugging onto the green socket with new programmes to dispose of e-waste.

IT products manufacturers on Thursday proposed inclusion of a legislation exclusively for e-waste management in the existing waste manageme...