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Ishitva Robotics: Transforming Waste Management Founded in 2017, Ishitva Robotics is an Indian startup dedicated to enhancing waste management through advanced technology. They focus on AI-powered robotic systems designed for waste sorting, capable

80% of companies are Greenwashing You While 80% claim they’re committed to sustainability, fewer than 30% implement circular strategies. This disconnect is huge, and with SEBI’s mandatory BRSR Core KPIs, the pressure is intensifying to act. Why the

Do you know about " WITHOUT " a startup to who recycling MTL ( MULTI LAYER PLASTIC) and make sunglasses. And there Target to reduce plastic waste.

Seeking Partners for a Transformative Waste Management Initiative 🌍 Hello everyone! I’m thrilled to share a new project aimed at transforming waste management in India. My goal is to establish the largest recycling plant, focused on tackling India

Want to building supply chain for waste paper which is very unorganised. idea here is procuring waste paper from households,companies,Clg,other sources and supplyIng to paper industries, effective recycling will be done.Good for environment By recycl

I think INDIA should focus on Sustainability, Recycling, Waste and Water Management. We need startups and companies to focus on this. As a majority of Cities are very poor in waste management (mostly NIL) and none thinks about Ground water restoratio

What are your thoughts on how the recycling industry will be transformed in the next 10 to 15 years ? Here is mine 👇🏻 Over the last few years the industry has shown tremendous growth over the last decade. In just two years between 2020 and 2022 i

Unique Startup Stories (3/20) Get your device repaired at home. This is "Phixman". Phixman is a branded mobile repairing company. It provides standardised repair rates (4k for screen damage, etc), 6 month warranty and also door to door service. Why

Problem:There is no effective paper recycling is done. Solution:building a supply chain for waste paper procument using tech from households, companies,schools,cg and from other sources,supplying them pulp industries Can someone validate my idea

Hii all I'm Vaibhav, hope you all are doing well it's my first post. The average house hold income of Indians are increasing day by day, at the same time the consumption of Indians are increasing too it's good thing but the waste which we are produc