E-waste management is not just a corporate responsibility, but it starts at home. Delineate the responsibilities of different stakeholders in this regard.

While EPR rules help reduce corporate e-waste generation, consumers must also maintain standard practices to combat e-waste generation. Responsibilities of Different Stakeholders: Consumer: - Proper segregation at e-waste - Institutional disposal of waste at designated collection centers - Adopting best practices in e-waste disposal such as repair prioritization Retailer: - Proper storage of goods to minimize damage wastage - Timely repair support to cause to prevent waste generation

Product Manufacturers: - Upholding "Right to Repair" through modular design - Usage of recycled parts to reduce waste generation - Quality design to promote longevity and durability Government: - Enforcing repairable guidelines - AEEU-mandated charges in phone boxes - Policy Formulation for waste called by EPR rules in India - Standardizing e-waste recycling compliance via BIS, ISI certification A coordinated strategy is key to reducing e-waste generation in India.