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    • LG, Samsung sue Indian government over electronic-waste pricing policy

      The lawsuits, set to be heard on Tuesday with other challenges, mark an escalation of a standoff involving foreign companies' and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over its stance towards waste management practices.

    • From Daikin to Samsung, companies fight Centre over e-waste policy

      The previously unreported standoff marks the latest chapter in foreign companies' battles with India over what some perceive as protectionist policies and shifting regulatory goal posts

    • Indian village fair gives new life to electronic scrap

      Samar Halder, a 63-year-old farmer, bought a used phone for 1,700 rupees ($20) for his grandson from the "Bhanga Mela", as the fair is called, in Mathurapur, about 65 km (40 miles) south of the state capital of Kolkata.

    • UN Study: World's pile of electronic waste grows ever higher

    • Podcast | Digging Deeper - From trash to cash: Can India manage its e-waste responsibly?

    • India likely to generate 52 lakh MT of e-waste by 2020: Study

    • India fifth largest producer of e-waste in world: study

    • Business opportunities stay buried in e-waste mgmt.

    • Karma Recycling repairs and recycles electronic waste

    • Don't recycle; these gadgets dissolve inside you

      As consumers we want our electronic gadgets to be durable. But as patients, we might want them to dissolve - inside our bodies....

    • Online site offers refurbished products for cheap

      GreenDust may not be one of the most popular websites at the moment, but the site offers a good alternative ...

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