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♻️ 80% of Indian households don't recycle e-waste properly ReLoop raised ₹13 Cr to fix urban waste with tech What's broken? ❌ No structured e-waste collection ❌ Informal sector dominates recycling ❌ Households unaware of disposal norms What ReLoop

Me to friend: Please invest in Gold. It will work over the long term. It will work when equities aren’t doing well. There is a shift taking place in Gold as an asset class. Central Banks have started buying. Friend: Done.

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

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

what do u think ?? about a waste management company who picks scrap/waste material from households - corporates - institution and manages it with proper legal compliance making a job opportunity for unskilled no education people. creating a way throu

🚀 IPO Update: Jain Resource Recycling debuted with a 15% listing gain, while Infonative Solutions’ IPO lagged, subscribed only 75% on day 2. In the past 24 hours, 5 IPOs raised ₹8,000 crore—proof of strong investor interest! #IPOs

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

I often wonder about the direction of India’s progress. A friend of mine, who is building a startup, applied for services through the government’s startup portal. The promised response time was five days, yet it’s been over ten days with no communica