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Delhi Schools Tackle E-Waste Crisis
14 Oct
Summary
- Delhi govt promotes e-waste management education for students.
- Students learn to identify, segregate, and dispose of e-waste.
- Initiatives aim to reduce electronic pollution and conserve resources.
Delhi government is launching initiatives to educate students on the critical issue of electronic waste management. Through Samagra Shiksha, young learners will gain knowledge about identifying, segregating, and responsibly disposing of discarded electronics such as old phones, chargers, and batteries. The program highlights the detrimental effects of improper e-waste disposal on environmental and human health, including soil and water contamination.
Officials emphasize that instilling these habits will cultivate informed citizens committed to reducing electronic pollution and conserving valuable resources. The initiative also encourages students to become advocates within their families and communities, promoting sustainable practices. Past programs in 2025 included workshops, collection drives, and educational activities that successfully assessed and improved student understanding of e-waste hazards and responsible disposal methods.
