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Waste management has been the most neglected aspect of Community Living. Overflowing garbage cans, garbage piled in the corner or on the roadside, the sewage flowing onto the river beds this is the typical Indian garbage disposal techniques of the Indian society. With the increase of urbanization the garbage generation rate is also on the […]http://www.bharatestates.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/waste-management.jpg