Water conservation startups hailed in PM Modi’s Mann ki Baat

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KumbhiKagaz is an Assam-based start-up which has embarked upon a special task. They are working on making paper from water hyacinth, which was once considered a problem for water sources.

Numerous efforts have been made to clean and destroy water hyacinth but none have worked out. So, instead of destroying the species which is a biological waste, KumbhiKagaz started using them to make paper.

This also saves the humongous amount of trees which are cut down every year to produce it. And since it is biodegradable, it reduces solid waste which is not sent for recycling by 26%.

The company's unique paper-making process involves using agricultural waste, such as cotton rags, to create high-quality and chemical-free paper products. Kumbhi Kagaz's handmade paper is not only biodegradable but also supports rural artisans and women empowerment.