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Industry-govt unity must for waste mgmt
Mint Bangalore
|September 08, 2025
Indian industries, the government, and pollution management agencies need to align in their thinking in order to make India's waste management circular, according to Girish Ramesh Luthra, chairman of the Luthra Group.
"This alignment is difficult because everyone has their own agenda. The government has to look into some policies that are more friendly towards green recycling and not on paper alone. There has to be will at all scales, right from municipalities, to industries to government in the states and Centre," said Luthra, s
This story is from the September 08, 2025 edition of Mint Bangalore.
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