Introduction India produces millions of tonnes of waste each year, and with rapid urbanization, industrial development and change of consumption patterns, waste management has become an important environmental and public health challenge. The country produces more than 62 million tonnes of municipal fixed waste annually, indicating a sharp increase in decades of estimates. To solve this problem, a comprehensive approach related to new technologies, strong government policy and active participation from businesses, industries and citizens require. The future of waste management in India rests on stability, innovation and collaboration. Permanent waste management not only reduces environmental pollution, but also …
