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From Kitchen Waste to Compost: A Campus Builds a Circular Economy From Kitchen Waste to Compost: A Campus Builds a Circular Economy

From Kitchen Waste to Compost: A Campus Builds a Circular Economy

Responsible Us Bureau   Jul 4, 2026

Manav Rachna University transformed nearly eight tonnes of kitchen waste into compost and liquid fertiliser, showcasing a campus-l...

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It flowed only through present-day Gujarat and emptied into the Bay of Bengal. 5.9%
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