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Plastic Waste Management In India: Is the Current EPR Framework Enough?

Suhas Dixit   Jul 17, 2026

India's 2026 plastic waste rules recognise chemical recycling, but experts say polymer-specific targets and stronger standards are...

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It flowed only through present-day Gujarat and emptied into the Bay of Bengal. 5.9%
It was the smallest river mentioned in the Vedic texts and had no connection to the Himalayas. 0%
It disappeared around 5000 BP due to climatic and tectonic changes, but is believed to still flow underground beneath the Thar Desert. 82.4%
It originated from the Vindhya Range and merged with the Ganges near Varanasi. 11.8%

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