About Suchandra Mukherjee

A company’s comprehensive strategy aimed at developing, implementing, and enhancing its efforts related to its social responsibility is referred to as its CSR Strategy (Corporate Social Responsibility). An effective plan ensures the proper progression of your project and the achievement of each Key Performance Indicator (KPI) by establishing a business rationale for integrating your chosen […]

E-waste, also known as electronic waste, poses a significant challenge globally, affecting countries worldwide. India is experiencing a gradual increase in e-waste, which has detrimental effects on both public health and the environment. The management of e-waste in India reveals several concerning aspects, particularly in the realm of inventory management. Unfortunately, corporate sectors often overlook […]

Before we dive into the procedure of obtaining an E-waste recycling license in India, it is important to understand why such licenses are necessary. To get an understanding, let’s start by explaining what e-waste or electronic waste is. In general terms, e-waste refers to discarded electronic products. In developing countries like India, e-waste has become […]

As per the EPR Customs Notification, importers, whether they are importing plastic packaging or other items, like for example, machinery or textiles packed in plastic packaging, are required to obtain EPR certification. The government has addressed various contentious issues in this notification, including who needs to apply for EPR certification and the process for releasing […]

The United Nations defines capacity building as the process of developing and strengthening the skills, instincts, abilities, processes and resources that organisations and communities need to survive, adapt, and thrive in a fast-changing world. There have been many programs by the government towards this cause in the different sectors that aim to supplement skill development, […]

As our way of life evolves, we utilise various chemicals and products within our households. Regrettably, we might not always be conscious of their corrosive, explosive, flammable, or toxic nature. These substances fall into the hazardous waste category, and it is crucial to segregate them from wet and dry waste. Mishandling these materials can pose […]

People’s lifestyles undergo significant shifts, so we often use various chemicals and products in our homes. However, we might not always realise that some substances can be corrosive, explosive, flammable, or toxic. These materials are classified as hazardous and must be separated from wet and dry waste streams from households, industries, etc. Incorrect disposal can […]

India has been actively working to revamp its waste management approach since the 1990s, drawing insights from successful international models. The country committed to the Basel Convention and other global agreements emphasising shared responsibility among participating nations. These pacts include the Stockholm Convention of 2006 and the Rotterdam Convention, among others. However, the waste management […]

An Authorized Vehicle Scrapping Facility (AVSF) refers to a government-approved facility responsible for conducting the environmentally friendly scrapping of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs). This facility is entrusted with disposing of hazardous materials found in ELVs, such as batteries, oil, and other toxic substances, without causing harm to the environment or the health of the public. AVSFs […]

According to popular definitions, municipal waste management pertains to domestic and municipal waste managed and collected by or on behalf of municipalities. Waste, such as household waste (including bulky items), from businesses, office buildings, institutions, small enterprises, yard and garden waste, street sweepings, contents of litter containers, and market cleansing waste, are categorised as municipal […]