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India’s Supreme Court mandates nationwide waste segregation by April 1, 2026, with strict penalties for non-compliance.
The Supreme Court has issued nationwide directives to enforce India’s 2026 Solid Waste Management Rules, stressing that a clean environment is part of the right to life.
The court ordered local bodies to ensure full waste segregation by April 1, with district collectors overseeing compliance and reporting progress.
Elected officials must lead education campaigns, while schools must include waste management in curricula.
Bulk waste generators must comply by March 31, and pollution control boards must accelerate infrastructure for four-stream segregation.
Non-compliance will result in fines and potential criminal charges, including for officials.
Open dumping and burning are prohibited, and photographic evidence of progress must be submitted.
La Corte Suprema de la India ordena la segregación de desechos en todo el país para el 1 de abril de 2026, con sanciones estrictas por incumplimiento.