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  • ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
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    ‘Devmanus’ review: A respectable remake with a well-matched lead pair
  • ‘4 PM News’ YouTube channel blocked on Centre’s orders
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    ‘4 PM News’ YouTube channel blocked on Centre’s orders
  • Why Nepalis think Modi is supporting the movement to restore the monarchy
    3

    Why Nepalis think Modi is supporting the movement to restore the monarchy
  • Business history: How prepaid schemes and ads with actors convinced Indians to use mobile phones
    4

    Business history: How prepaid schemes and ads with actors convinced Indians to use mobile phones
  • How coffee agrofarms can support forest conservation
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    How coffee agrofarms can support forest conservation
  • UP: Satirist, singer booked for ‘objectionable’ posts about Pahalgam terror attack
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    UP: Satirist, singer booked for ‘objectionable’ posts about Pahalgam terror attack
  • Fiction: Rabiya’s dream of becoming a teacher is shattered when she’s married off to an older man
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    Fiction: Rabiya’s dream of becoming a teacher is shattered when she’s married off to an older man
  • Rush Hour: SC says it is concerned about Pegasus misuse, 48 tourist sites in Kashmir shut and more
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    Rush Hour: SC says it is concerned about Pegasus misuse, 48 tourist sites in Kashmir shut and more
  • ‘They’re going to close our river’: Manto’s 1950s story about the India-Pakistan water dispute
    9

    ‘They’re going to close our river’: Manto’s 1950s story about the India-Pakistan water dispute
  • Congress asks what steps is Centre taking to ensure safe return of BSF soldier detained by Pakistan
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    Congress asks what steps is Centre taking to ensure safe return of BSF soldier detained by Pakistan
URBAN WASTE

Watch: This neighbourhood in India’s cleanest city sells 95% of its garbage

The residents of Kumbara Koppal in Mysuru are setting an example with the simple practice of segregation of wet and dry waste.

Scroll Staff
Jun 28, 2017 · 09:00 am
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