Waste  

Abhinav Khare deep dives into the constant disruptions in Parliament and the money that is wasted when MPs resort to petty politics and destruction during costly proceedings that are aimed at the development of the nation
 

After the ban on polythene, the Uttar Pradesh government is now aiming to ban packing materials. For not properly managing plastic waste around 83 multi-national companies have been fined more than Rs 40 crore by Pollution control boards. Watch the video to know more.

With single-use plastic banned in India, the Himachal Pradesh government has come up with a buy-back policy to help traders dispose of their old stock of the banned product
 

While many do not segregate dry and wet waste while disposing garbage, RM Nivedha from TrashCon in Bengaluru has come up with a new invention that separates wastes in a matter of minutes.

PM Modi met women who work as rag pickers and learnt how to manage plastic waste. He watched the live surgery of cows that fell ill after eating plastic.

Bhan Singh Jassi, a Sangrur based philanthropist in Punjab, for the last 15 years, has been helping those children who are in need of education. 

Anand Raja, a former RJ, also known as RJ Raj, decided to leave his 13-year-career behind to run a “zero-waste” juice centre called Eat Raja in Bengaluru. It is one of the few eco-friendly cafés present in the city.

100 women water warriors in Moga, Punjab, formed a league to do everything to create awareness on water conservation and said that they will not allow even a single drop of water go waste
 

At a time when Tamil Nadu is experiencing a heat wave and water scarcity at the same time, gallons of Cauvery water went down the drain in Karur district

 

With a host of trees like neem and banyan, this mini forest in Krishnarajapuram has become home to many birds.

R Ashok slammed Kumaraswamy and said that people of Karnataka do not want him and that the chief minister should resign immediately.
 

Scuba divers, who decided to clean the coral reef in Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu, aimed at celebrating World Earth Day, which was observed on April 22

India is among the top 5 countries in the world that generates e-waste.  According to IFC 4,000 metric ton of e-waste is collected from citizens and corporations.