Starting a business needs a huge investment and can be a very expensive venture. So here are some tips to save money, which is going to mean more profits on the other end.

1. Recycle: You don’t need to throw the old products rather recycle them. There are many companies who offer buying new products with exchange of old products in a discount.

2. Using of Laptop: In place of desktop using laptop can save energy and saving money at the same time.

3. Using window seating: Making maximum employee sit near window can improve one’s mood and helps you to save money on energy bills.

4. Trying to work with other business helps you to sponsor your events and you can get a lot more press this way which will benefit your business in long run. Read more at: http://www.business2community.com/finance/help-business-save-money-01789180#ZDASPiHz13oFgDmH.97

 As India is growing, the e-waste being dumped from the West is leading to generation of more e-waste. India has seen a dramatic change in laws for handling e-waste in India.In 2010 Indian lawmakers passed an e-waste policy that included Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), before this there was an absence of e-waste recycling infrastructure to manage the country's wealth. EPR means that several business houses such as Apple, Dell and Hewlett Packard will be required to take financial responsibility for recycling their products. The Indian EPR law involves electronic manufacturers join hands with Indian recyclers (including the informal sector) to set up collection centres. In India this is the first time that a law includes informal sector participation. This means that informal sector recyclers who establish a legally recognized association and/or cooperatives will have an opportunity to participate in collection, refurbishing and dismantling of e-waste. To know more about e-waste and EPR go to:

http://svtc.org/blog/e-waste/what-does-indias-e-waste-law-mean/