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Their garbage. Our problem. That’s the real story. Canada, the US, Singapore. Sent waste to India. Labeled it: “recyclable paper.” It was household trash. The Madras High Court ruled: send it back to where it came from. Called it waste colonialism. One ruling won’t fix this. The pattern will...

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That Guy9 gün önce

What do you mean "Sent waste to India"? Did they forcibly load it on an Indian ship? Tell the truth. Indian scrap dealers are buying American waste and shipping it to India. It is a business. People are earning money. Nothing is forced.

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Vinod K Nailwal9 gün önce

Saw this in a movie once, India imports garbage from around the world to recycle and today I witnessed it live. Wonder what else is left to see.

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Dr. Musa9 gün önce

Let’s be real.! One person’s trash is another person’s treasure. What matters is that it coming to where it actually belongs (India)

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Vishal Sharma9 gün önce

What about old or used clothes comes to India from US, canada, Europe and the recipient sort the old clothes and sell them in India at cheaper rate? Example delhi - a video was circulated recently about this trade.

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Sachin9 gün önce

India should follow Chinas "National Sword" policy.

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The grand wizard ✨️9 gün önce

We keep flooding the world with Indians now the world is giving back

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Sharanam Prapadhye9 gün önce

Singam 3 movie is based on this .

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Shashanka9 gün önce

Sending thrash pajeets and pajeetas is OK!

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Kuldeep Verma9 gün önce

A country’s waste problem shouldn’t become another country’s burden.

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Euphoric9 gün önce

How can you melt the paper?

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Murugan N9 gün önce

Fine the bastards who is receiving it

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Maddy9 gün önce

Your leader is least important that’s make everything least important for other country

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Malhar9 gün önce

Time to make ethanol from this

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Arvind Kr9 gün önce

Pawpaw ke gaw gaw ho gye hai Yeh trump ko Na bol skta hai kya?. Trump iska G b mar lega

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Cjhere9 gün önce

I'm laughing because yet no one understands the real garbage 😂 bro plastic you cannot recycle and china used to trick india by dumping there waste plastic by making children toys and gadget for adults. No one care people use it because it's cheap but later we are gonna pay price

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Doctor Jackal9 gün önce

India is a garbage. See our roads, 90% roads in india is full of garbage, dust and encroachment.. that,s all.. India is called a sh!t hole .. Go and search on google

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Explaining Animals9 gün önce

They are sending Indians back

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Crusie blog9 gün önce

Cos ur country is waste

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