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Nokia India has launched 'Take Back' campaign to educate mobile phone users on the importance of recycling e-waste.Though this new campaign, Nokia aims to encourage users to dispose their old handsets and accessories like charges and handsets (of any brand) at any of the recycling bins set up across Nokia Priority Dealers and Nokia Care Centers in New Delhi. As a part of the initiative, the company is going to plant a tree for every handset dropped into these bins. The campaign will be spread to the other parts of the country gradually.
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