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Anything not of any use and that is discarded is called​

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According to the Oxford dictionary, waste is anything that has been discarded as no longer useful or required. True! But wait a minute. Let us relook at the definition—“discarded as no longer useful” would mean that the resource has lost its value to you, not to the person next to you. After all, everything in this universe is made up of the basic 109 elements of the periodic table, or the five elements referred in the Hindu scriptures. But what makes it useful or waste is the way mankind blends these essential elements together. Thus, whatever you are calling waste today has some or the other of those elements which, if recovered, would no longer be called waste.

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