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Ministry Urges Waste Segregation Ahead of Gandhi Jayanti

Ministry Urges Waste Segregation Ahead of Gandhi Jayanti
'Where Does Your Waste Belong': Ministry Of Housing And Urban Affairs Shares Trash Management Rules Ahead Of Gandhi Jayanti · freepressjournal.in

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs wants people to sort their waste before giving it to collectors.

This helps keep cities cleaner.

There are four main groups of household waste.

Wet waste includes food leftovers and fruit or vegetable peels.

Dry waste includes paper and plastic.

Used sanitary products belong in a separate group.

Batteries and expired medicines need special care because they can be harmful when mixed with other rubbish.

The campaign says, “Sort it right.

Keep it clean.”

It was shared before Gandhi Jayanti on October 2 to encourage cleanliness and civic responsibility.

Key facts

Campaign focus
Four-way segregation at source
Wet waste
Food scraps, vegetable peels and fruit peels
Dry waste
Paper, plastic and other recyclable or non-wet materials
Sanitary waste
Used sanitary products
Special care waste
Batteries and expired medicines
Bins highlighted
Green, black, red and blue bins
Campaign message
“Sort it right. Keep it clean.”

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