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Eco India: Why India needs to revive its repair culture to curb e-waste

https://scroll.in • Publié le 6 septembre 2026

Eco India: Why India needs to revive its repair culture to curb e-waste

Research suggests, on an average Indians change their mobile phones every one to three years resulting in an increase in India’s e-waste generation each year.

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