<p>The MCC has joined its hands with a NGO Sarvodaya Jagruthi Trust for achieving its objective and the collected waste will be sent to e-environment institute of Bangalore.<br /><br />Speaking to the media persons at the flagging off ceremony, MCC Commissioner Dr K N Vijay Prakash said, e-waste from educational institutions, BPOs and cyber cafes will be collected for about 7 km distance from Infosys to mphasis on trial basis. Approximately two tons of e-waste is generated in the city everyday. We would mark few places of e-waste collection and inform it to the public. The public can bring the e-waste to those places. All the collected e-waste will be stored in a seperate ward in Vamanjoorr and it will be sent to Bangalore once the collected waste will be one ton, he said.<br /><br />NSS Officer from Roshni Nilaya Professor Vinita Rai said, awareness programmes about e-waste have been held for the students. The NSS students would start door-to-door e-waste collection in the days to come, she said. <br /></p>
<p>The MCC has joined its hands with a NGO Sarvodaya Jagruthi Trust for achieving its objective and the collected waste will be sent to e-environment institute of Bangalore.<br /><br />Speaking to the media persons at the flagging off ceremony, MCC Commissioner Dr K N Vijay Prakash said, e-waste from educational institutions, BPOs and cyber cafes will be collected for about 7 km distance from Infosys to mphasis on trial basis. Approximately two tons of e-waste is generated in the city everyday. We would mark few places of e-waste collection and inform it to the public. The public can bring the e-waste to those places. All the collected e-waste will be stored in a seperate ward in Vamanjoorr and it will be sent to Bangalore once the collected waste will be one ton, he said.<br /><br />NSS Officer from Roshni Nilaya Professor Vinita Rai said, awareness programmes about e-waste have been held for the students. The NSS students would start door-to-door e-waste collection in the days to come, she said. <br /></p>
