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ARTICLE · 14 SEPTEMBER 2018

Responsibility Of The E-waste Producer

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With the passage of time, human efforts have often resulted in simplification of the living standards.

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With the passage of time, human efforts have often resulted in simplification of the living standards. The invention of electricity and the facility provided using this means has been immense and great. Our lives are incomplete without these devices. These machines have made our everyday life easier. Insomuch as the electrical gadgets as well as electronic products have been beneficial to us, but such equipment disposal, when out of order or need to be thrown out, have always been an issue of great concern as such products comprise of hazardous and toxic components responsible for environmental pollution.

In order to regulate the proper disposal of the electric and electronic products once their life has been exhausted and they are no longer good for use, the Government enforced the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016 (hereinafter referred to as the "e-waste rules"). The said e-waste rules impose obligations on the producers of wastes of the electric/electronic products

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