Plastic ban now official in Karnataka

The State government has implemented plastic ban in Karnataka. What are the banned items? What is the punishment for violation?

The State government has officially gazetted the plastic ban in Karnataka. Here is the gazetted document that has all related details.

 

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  1. Shastri says:

    My Apartment in Whitefield has 142 flats. For the last 10 years, we have kept 2 dustbins of 3ft each for Dry and Wet. We achieved 80% success in segregating the waste and families also got used to segregating at source. But recently, the association removed the dustbins and asked all the residents to keep their segregated trash in front of their flat which subsequently get picked up by the house keep staff. Unfortunately, this decision is generating minimum of 300+ polythene bags every day. Hope the apartments work towards reducing the usage of polythene bags and help BBMP.

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