The use of electronic equipment has increased dramatically in India due to the rapid expansion of the IT and communications industries. Because of the increased concern over e-waste, there is a greater emphasis on recycling and better e-waste management. After the United States and China, India is the world’s largest producer of e-waste, producing 3.23 million tonnes per year.

Through e-waste recycling programs, individuals and organizations can take responsibility for the end-of-life of their electronic devices and contribute to the global effort of sustainable development. The ethical and environmental implications of e-waste disposal are gaining awareness and recognition, creating a greater demand for responsible recycling practices.

India is currently 5th largest economy and by 2030 it will become the third largest economy. India has enormous potential for the recycling of e-waste. With its rapidly growing economy, increasing consumption of electronic devices, and a large population, the country generates a substantial amount of electronic waste. Air pollution is a big problem in India; nine out of the ten most polluted cities in the world are in India.

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