To facilitate e-waste management in the country, the government is implementing a scheme under which financial assistance is provided for awareness and capacity building activities relating to e-wa

To facilitate e-waste management in the country, the government is implementing a scheme under which financial assistance is provided for awareness and capacity building activities relating to e-wa

INDORE: Good news! Indore, which was earlier declared the second most polluted city of the country by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), has now been cleared of the 'Red Zone' tag.

The next iPhone is coming out in a few months’ time.

Most reputed electronic and electrical equipment companies—both Indian and multinational have failed grossly in fulfilling their responsibilities under extended producer responsibility (EPR) as def

More than 70,000 metric tonnes of e-waste is generated in the Millennium City annually, but just 10 per cent of it is disposed in a safe manner.

The National Mobile Service Provider, Mobitel in partnership with the Central Environmental Authority (CEA) and other stakeholders, made a noteworthy contribution to the people and the environment