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SYNERGISTIC FINANCIAL NETWORKS PRIVATE LIMITED E-WASTE RECYCLING POLICY The Information and Communication revolution has brought enormous changes in the way we organize our lives, our economies, industries and institutions. These spectacular developments in modern times have undoubtedly enhanced the quality of our lives, but at the same time, have led to manifold problems including the problem of massive amount of hazardous waste and other waste generated from electric products. Such waste poses a serious threat to human health and environment. The issue of proper management of such hazardous E-Waste is therefore critical to the protection of livelihood, health and environment. To deal with this ever-rising problem of E-Waste, the government of India, through its Ministry of Environment and forest, formulated the E-Waste (Management and Handling) Rules in 2016. SYNERGISTIC FINANCIAL NETWORKS PRIVATE LIMITED STANDS COMMITTED TO IMPLEMENT THE E-WASTE RULES. The Basel Convention defines wastes as- “Substances or objects, which are disposed of or are intended to be disposed of or are required to be disposed of by the provisions of national laws”. E waste has been defined as- “Waste electrical and electronic equipment, whole or in part or rejects from their manufacturing and repair process, which are intended to be discarded.” Whereas, Electrical and electronic equipment has been defined as "Equipment which is dependent on electrical currents or electro-magnetic fields to fully functional". Like hazardous waste, the problem of e-waste has become an immediate and long-term concern as its unregulated accumulation and recycling can lead to major environmental problems endangering human health. This calls for an urgent need for E-Waste Management so as to preserve the ecological balance and reduce landfills. Recycling end-of-life products is vital if we are to save resources and minimize waste. In this regard, we at SYNERGISTIC FINANCIAL NETWORKS PRIVATE LIMITED have tied up with Reteck Envirotech Pvt Ltd, one of the world’s largest authorized E-Waste recycler, for facilitating our Organization and our customers to enable them to dispose E-Waste products after its end-of-life. AS AN ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS ORGANISATION, SYNERGISTIC FINANCIAL NETWORKS PRIVATE LIMITED HAS INITIATED VARIOUS ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE E-WASTE RECYCLING. 100% recycling and disposal through authorized recycler to avoid the adverse effects of E- Waste. ADVERSE EFFECTS OF E-WASTE • Toxic material present in e-waste gets mixed with earth, air, water, etc and causes health issues. • Oil & Gases which are present in e-waste like compressor and CRT causes environment pollution. • Batteries contains highly hazardous elements. • Burning of rubber & Plastic in open area causes air pollution. • Bad impact on human being, animal, and other animates. • Wastage of natural resources. HOW CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE TO A GREENER ENVIRONMENT? • All electrical and electronic products are required to be handed over only to an authorised recycler for recycling. • The E-Waste product should be handed over only to an authorised recycler for disposal. • Keep the e-waste in isolated area, after it becomes non-functional/un-repairable so as to prevent its accidental breakage. • Please call on toll free number 1800-11-5525 for collection of E-Waste. Why Recycle. Conserve Resources Creation requires raw resources. But when we recycle, extant material is put to use. Recycling saves this extraction of the fresh raw resources, and revives the existing ones that are no longer of use. This way there is lesser exploitation and more conservation of natural resources. Save Energy Each time we recycle a product, it requires lesser energy than producing a new one from the scratch. The considerable difference in manufacturing time is a result of skipping the usual process of extraction of raw material, its transportation, refining etc., which is way more than having a market ready product that to have a raw material ready for production. Prevent Pollution Production and disposal of products require a great deal of extraction, refining, processing and dumping of material, which have larger impact on the environment. By recycling, we cut down the pollution of air, water and land, thus reducing the greenhouse gas emission and avoiding any contribution to global warming. Don'ts for E- Waste • The product should not be opened/dismantled by the User himself/herself, but only by an authorized service personnel. • The product is not meant for re-sale to any unauthorized agencies/scrap dealer • The product is not meant for mixing into household waste stream. • Do not keep any replaced spare part(s) from the product in exposed area Terms and Conditions • This initiative is a step towards our commitment for a cleaner and greener earth. • This move is one of the ways to show that we are concerned and thus we request all our customers to join this movement to make it successful by way of contributing their end- of-life product. • For more information about e-waste please visit: www.reteck.co • For any assistance/guidance for disposal of e-waste please call on toll free number: 1800-212-8783 • Products offered for recycling are not eligible for exchange offers. • The service is available as per conditions applicable in the respective area by recyclers. You can also deposit your E-Waste directly at the below mentioned collection points. For information on collection points please see the below mentioned list. Sr Branch Branch Address State No No-1050, Panjorpal Compound, Behind B P 1 Hubli Karnataka Pump Karwar Road, Hubli--580024 No-48, Cavery nagar velappanchavadi 2 Chennai .Poonamali Highway.Behind ACS College Tamil Nadu Chennai-600077 A-13, Relief Estate, Opp. Vtrans, Nr. 3 Ahmedabad Karnavati Volkswagen, B/H Ekta Hotel, Gujarat Sarkhej, Ahmedabad – 382213 Shop no. 3, Sargam Complex , Opp Sanjivani 4 Surat Hospital Near Hotel Nilam , kadodara , Gujarat National Highway No. 8.. Surat 39435 Shop No, 33 Ground Floor, Krishna Complex, 5 Ankleshwar Near Indian Oil Petrol Pump, Opp Sadanand Gujarat Hotel, Ankleshwar 393002 Shop no. 9/A , Maruthi Estate, Near Halol 6 Baroda Gujarat Tol Naka, Golden Chowkdy , Baroda 399/14 A Block , Nr. pali House ,Near 7 Delhi Delhi Ramlila Ground, Mahipalpur, Delhi -110037 Shop No22, Old Court Market, Ground Floor, 8 Noida Sector 80, Near Krishna Restaurant, Phase II Uttar Pradesh Noida - 201305 House No. 1-10-27-11, Ground Flr, Prakash 9 Hyderabad nagar, Begum pet, Hyderabad,Telangana Telangana State - 500016. Shop 1 Mezzanine Floor , Mahatma Kabir 10 Andheri Nagar, Opp Suba International Hotel , Maharashtra Andheri East 400099 140/09, Indian corporation,Opp. Gajanan Petrol Pump, Dapoda Road,Mankoli Nakak 11 Bhiwandi Maharashtra Tal. Bhiwandi,Dist- Thane, Pin Code – 421 302 Shop No. 41 , High Road ,Near Brace Bridge, 12 Kolkata West Bengal Taratala , Kolkata 700084 Shop No. 2 , Gagangiri Maharaj Hsg Society , 13 Pune Near SBI ATM , Sahayog Nagar , Talawade Maharashtra 411062 8 / 9 Ground Floor, 13 Cross, S R Nagar Near 14 Bangalore City Karnataka Gati Courier, Banglore - 560027 Shanab Complex, Shahu nagar , Samrat 15 Beed Maharashtra Chowk Maruti Mandir Road 431122 Plot no 2, Shivaji Colony, Beside Kranti 16 Aurangabad Chowk Police Station, Nutan Colony, Maharashtra Aurangabad 431001 5 Kanfade Nagar Chatrapati SQR Wardha 17 Nagpur Maharashtra Road Nagpur - 440015 Shop no 252 Rajarampuri,14th Lane Daulat 18 Kolhapur Maharashtra Nagar, Kolhapur - 416445 Patel House, Bhagat Singh Road, Near Molda 19 Nanded Maharashtra Petrol Pump , Shahid Pura Nanded 431602 416, Dnyaneshwar Colony , Shamrao Nagar , 20 Sangli Maharashtra Sangli - 416416 281, Ravivarpet Marketyard Satara, Near 21 Satara Maharashtra Prakash Lodge 415001 Omkareshwar Society Shop no 2.Virseva 22 Baramati Mangal Karyalay, Near Naruve Building, Maharashtra Bhigwan MIDC Road, Baramati 413102 Yadav Complex, Shop no. 4, Godashir 23 Parbhani Samachar Office, Station Road, Near Anjani Maharashtra Courier 431501 Plot no PATM1, MIDC, Opp. Vakar 24 Ahmadnagar Mahamandal , Near Priyadarshani Dairy Maharashtra Ahmadnagar - 414111 302, Royal City Park , Karvansh Wadi, 25 Ratnagiri Kuvargaon Opp Ratnagiri Railway Station, Maharashtra 415639 26 Jalgaon Shop no. 1, New B J Market Jalgaon , 412005 Maharashtra Rana House Near Over Bridge, Main Road, 27 Ranchi Jharkhand Opp Punjabi Bhavan, Ranchi 834001 Shop no 2 , Jeet Complex , Shakchi Balimati 28 Jamshedpur Jharkhand Road, Jamshedpur 831001 Shop No. 10, Near Anand Talkies, Sagar 29 Raipur Chhattisgarh Hotel Compound , Mohdapara Raipur S M Complex, 1st Floor, Near MRF Tyre 30 Guwahati Assam Showrrom , Jalukbari, Guwahati -14 Shabu V Kodivayal House , No. 556 Cherotty 31 Calicut Kerala Road Big Bazar , Calicut 673001 128, Vilayil Veedu, Near L M S Junction , 32 Trivendram Kerala Attingal , Attingal 695101 No.27, Noble Street Alandhur, Chennai 33 Chennai City Tamil Nadu 600016 Door No 47/7/451, dwarka nagar , 4th Lane , 34 Vishakapatnam Opp Bez Krishna Hotel Vishakapatnam Andhra Pradesh 530016 Plot n. 65, B Galli No, 2 Shashtri Nagar, 35 Jaipur Rajasthan Jaipur 302016 VRS Nagar , Shop No. 1 Near Gill Chowk , 36 Ludhiana Punjab Ludhiana - 141003 Madhya 37 Indore G 47, Trade Centre , South Tukogunj Indore Pradesh House no. 365, Behlana UP Chandigarh, 38 Chandigarh Punjab Near Airforce Gate 160003 Pandit Bunglow,Plot No. 70, S . No. 32 - 2, 39 Pune - Tingre Nagar Tingare Nagar , Maharashtra Dharoni, Pune 411032 .
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    1068 plots MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF GREATER MUMBAI Sub : List of Garden R.G P.G & open spaces from A to T ward Area in D.P Sr.No Ward Name of plot Location sq.mtr. Reservation L. R. Tersee Bhatia opp. CST Rly Stn., Fort, Mumbai. 4466 Garden 1 A Udyan Mumbai 400 001. Horniman Circle opp. Central library, S.B.S. road, 12021 Recreation 2 A Recreation Ground Mumbai 23 Ground R.G. plot at junction of N. Parekh marg & J. 2700 Recreation 3 A Bhosle marg, Nariman Point Ground Mumbai400 020. SabinaChandrashekh opp. Regal Cinema, N. Parekh marg. 12800 Recreation 4 A ar Recreation Colaba. 400 005. Ground Ground Cooperage , Junction of Madam Cama road & 5900 Recreation 5 A Bandstand M. K. Road. Colaba 400 005. Ground Recreation Ground Chhatrapati Shivaji Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 2202.77 Recreation 6 A Maharaj Recreation Recreation Ground, Gateway of Ground Ground India, Apollo Bunder. 400 039. Walter D’souza Walter D’souza Recreation Ground, 3000 Recreation Recreation Ground Jn. of Sir V.Thackersey road & Ground 7 A Anandilal Poddar marg, Marine Lines Mumbai 20 R.G. plot R.G. plot, CTS No.358, 359, 1st Pasta 665 Recreation 8 A lane, Colaba 400 005. Ground Saboo Siddhique Saboo Siddhique Recreation Ground, 400 Recreation 9 A Recreation Ground Saboo Siddhique road, Fort. Mumbai Ground 400 001. G.D. Somani Play G.D. Somani Play Ground, G. D. 5000 Play Ground 10 A Ground Somani Marg. Cuffe Parade. Mumbai 400 005 Colaba Woods Colaba Woods Garden, Cap. Prakash 31000 Children Park 11 A Garden Pethe Marg, Cuffe Parade Hutatma Chowk Hutatma Chowk garden, Dr.