Biswajit Debnath, Siddhartha Bhattacharyya

• 1. Economic Instruments for Electronic Waste Management in India. 2. The EU e-waste policy and regulation. 3. Comparison Analysis of E-waste Management in India and Japan: Challenges and Solutions with Focus on COVID-19 Pandemic. 4. Fungal Biotechnology for Recovery of Critical Metals from E-waste: Current Research Trends and Prospects. 5. Nanotechnology as a cleaner and greener approach towards E-Waste Recycling and Valorization. 6. Health and Environmental Effects of E-waste Recycling Processes: Issues, challenges and solutions. 7. Role of Media in E-Waste Awareness Generation: An Indian Scenario. 8. Economic Potential of Resource Recovery from E-waste. 9. A Review of Security Threats from E-waste: Issues, Challenges, and Sustainability. 10. Electronic Component Recycling: Solutions Towards Green Development. 11. Approaches to Improving the Circular Economy Paradigm in E-waste Management in India through Informal-Formal Sector Integration. 12. Consumer behaviors in the circular economy with special focus on e-products. 13. Towards Circular Economy via Sorbent prepared from E-waste: A Chemical Engineering perspective.

Biswajit Debnath, Siddhartha Bhattacharyya

• 1. Economic Instruments for Electronic Waste Management in India. 2. The EU e-waste policy and regulation. 3. Comparison Analysis of E-waste Management in India and Japan: Challenges and Solutions with Focus on COVID-19 Pandemic. 4. Fungal Biotechnology for Recovery of Critical Metals from E-waste: Current Research Trends and Prospects. 5. Nanotechnology as a cleaner and greener approach towards E-Waste Recycling and Valorization. 6. Health and Environmental Effects of E-waste Recycling Processes: Issues, challenges and solutions. 7. Role of Media in E-Waste Awareness Generation: An Indian Scenario. 8. Economic Potential of Resource Recovery from E-waste. 9. A Review of Security Threats from E-waste: Issues, Challenges, and Sustainability. 10. Electronic Component Recycling: Solutions Towards Green Development. 11. Approaches to Improving the Circular Economy Paradigm in E-waste Management in India through Informal-Formal Sector Integration. 12. Consumer behaviors in the circular economy with special focus on e-products. 13. Towards Circular Economy via Sorbent prepared from E-waste: A Chemical Engineering perspective.

Biswajit Debnath, Siddhartha Bhattacharyya

• 1. Economic Instruments for Electronic Waste Management in India. 2. The EU e-waste policy and regulation. 3. Comparison Analysis of E-waste Management in India and Japan: Challenges and Solutions with Focus on COVID-19 Pandemic. 4. Fungal Biotechnology for Recovery of Critical Metals from E-waste: Current Research Trends and Prospects. 5. Nanotechnology as a cleaner and greener approach towards E-Waste Recycling and Valorization. 6. Health and Environmental Effects of E-waste Recycling Processes: Issues, challenges and solutions. 7. Role of Media in E-Waste Awareness Generation: An Indian Scenario. 8. Economic Potential of Resource Recovery from E-waste. 9. A Review of Security Threats from E-waste: Issues, Challenges, and Sustainability. 10. Electronic Component Recycling: Solutions Towards Green Development. 11. Approaches to Improving the Circular Economy Paradigm in E-waste Management in India through Informal-Formal Sector Integration. 12. Consumer behaviors in the circular economy with special focus on e-products. 13. Towards Circular Economy via Sorbent prepared from E-waste: A Chemical Engineering perspective.