The temple air is thick with incense and devotion. Chants echo off ancient walls as flowers cascade from folded hands. Yet among the sacred offerings, plastic wrappers, bottles and bags create their own unwelcome shrine.

In Delhi and NCR, WWTPs are significant conduits for microplastic release because microscopic fragments pass through conventional treatment. 

15 August 1942. 15 August 2025. Two very different days.One very similar fight. In 1942, the Quit India Movement wasn’t only about resisting. It was about reclaiming. A nation came together to reject what was

460 million metric tons of plastic produced every single year. From Mount Everest to ocean trenches, plastic has become the uninvited guest that just won’t leave the party.

TLDR: Those shiny food wrappers aren’t just keeping your fries crispy. They’re harboring some seriously unwelcome guests.

When the world’s biggest problem becomes your biggest opportunity. The Market That Moved Mountains Here’s something interesting: The global bioplastics market just went from $12.9 billion in 2023 to a projected $90.3 billion by 2032—a

Microplastics aren’t just in our oceans, food, and bodies—they’re floating in our clouds and every major climate model on Earth is missing microplastics.