Recycling In India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2024
- A documentary film about the traditional ways of recycling in India.
Winner - Best Documentary Short, Tenerife International Film Festival 2011
Official Selection - Radar Hamburg International Film Festival 2011
This is such an eye opener. I am watching it in 2017 even then i feel this is such vital information for each and every human living on this planet. I read in a book that Cities have passed their age of industrialisation and entered the age of Recovery... But its people like these who bring light to the idea that RECYCLING IS THE ULTIMATE GOAL if we really wanna save our planet.
I really enjoyed this short documentary. I live in the US and thanks to social media, have made many friends from around the world. I have quite a few new friends from India and would love to be able to travel there someday. I'm fascinated and intrigued by the Asian culture and customs and would love to learn more about it. Not just from books and tv/movies, but by experiencing it first hand.
It started as a coincidence, but now I prefer to have Asian doctors. They just seem to have a broader perspective and approach to conventional (western) medicine, so whenever I need to see a doctor or (especially) a specialist, I will always at least seek a consultation with an Asian doctor. I think the mix of western medicine and eastern culture and open mindedness make for a far more balanced and complete approach and positive outcome. I know I've drifting considerably from the recycling topic, but the broad, open minded, multi-faceted outlook I was talking about with doctors was also apparent in the people who participated in this documentary. While many people still view India as a developing or "3rd world nation", (and maybe they technically are), but that doesn't mean that we can't learn a thing or two from them. In fact, when it comes to not only seeing, but getting the total value in things, there's a lot that we can learn from them.
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I love India, indians are amazing and remarkable people.
Salutes from Brasil.
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This is what all countries need to be doing, put people to work, everywhere, especially recycling old vehicles as scrape metal etc...as we change from a social fuel society to a clean source of energy....great documentary!!! Thank you
I enjoyed the documentary. Thanks from Winnipeg, Canada
great video. Good to see a taste of my India. I think the author has a point if their is a financial benefit everyone would do more recycling. hope this concept takes off all our the world. Great job in making this video.
Thanks! for your work! 😊 saved! our planet 👍🙏🙏🌍
Great documentary! Thanks!
Different countries could perhaps pool their knowledge and practices when it comes to recycling. I don't mean simply shipping materials around, I mean helping each other with knowhow and methods.
Cool stuff, I learned sooo much. Thank you!
Very good iam seeing in 2021 but my eyes had opened
very interesting and well done. thank you
excellent work done, recycling of waste, saving environment. thanks to everyone.
I love how they all haggle for everything. Super cool to see how they are doing this in other countries!
THANK YOU FOR DOING RECYCLING OF WASTE OF ALL KINDS.
Really nice documentary. Lot of effort taken to make this documentary. I appreciate it a lot for sharing it.
Super you see in video some of hard worker How they doing job very hard job but still work on with great smile yes great smile
the self employed are much happier than the slaves of industry
Very good documentary. I just looked up the exchange rate for rupees to dollars; 1 rupee equals 1.4 cents. That man at the start says he makes 50 to 60 rupees a day. Or close to 55 to 65 cents per day. Wow! Here in the USA, If you make $1000.00 per month, you'll be at the top level of the poverty range.
Too good. Inspiring , Worth watching and understanding.
Great vid , thanks for posting. 👍
fantastic video superb
We in the west have no idea . We just play games of "recycling". Thanks for the video
very nice and informative video
super super good welcome to Bangladesh.
Amazing document
LOL she said the only thing we dont recycle is dead humans and dogs ! This was a very good video thx.
awesome work...proud indian
Yeah if being proud is wiping your ass with your hands.
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Nice,good job guys:)
Very good .
MAKING A HONEST LIVING.
Superb idea
tough way to live.. i can't complain
throw away items, like ships... great sense of humor that gentleman! I think the -western - world has no right to ask what India or China or other countries are doing for recycling. As long as THEY sent their garbage to China, electronic Rubbish to Nigeria, toxic wastes to god knows where or ships to the Bangladesh breakers. They should first clean up their own act. and only then they have the right to demand form others.
In west if we wanted to get rid of household it become big issue as no one is prepare to take even it is free because transportation cost lots of money and no one is supposed to throw things out in the garbage so one has to hire the transporter.
very nice...
can anyone provide me info about E-waste recycling?
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This is the way it should be done every where no more of this use it once and throw it away here in the west we should learn from this well done India.
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This sounds good - but ideally, India would recycle 100% of it's own waste before importing from other countries. That's the goal I think. No imports until India has waste management under control.
They are so direct/blunt with each other when selling/buying. I need to be more this way, in Uk we're too polite.
Inspiring...
This just goes to show that in the end, recycling is labour intensive. Western countries could create tens of thousands of jobs for their people just like they do in India and China.
good interprinue
will you buy from tripura?
Yeah
like this video
India needs to leverage waste to wealth concept to end poverty.
I heard they even recycle bellybutton lint!
How much rupees Plastic dana rate
what a wanderfull life :) :) bulshitt purr
HOW MANY IS A LAC?
100,000
Glass manufacharing Contect nambar dijiya bhai
I think I might think about investing in sewers, they have none, imagine that, human wastehas to be collected, and only the rich can afford that, those who cannot afford this servicerelieve themselves in the fields,shubery,gardens.Its 2016!
traditionally wastes has been managed sustainably why not today with the world of alights. lets keep wastes in a popper disposal
True ! Answer is today it's all about financial gain previously it wasn't . Hope things change for good everywhere.
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Why dont u build homes out of plastic
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Plastic recycling, good project, high profit
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