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Bhopal homemaker Anjita Sabhlok has turned old newspapers and plastic bottles into a way to buy food; her Kachra Cafe initiative says it sent more than 45 tonnes of household waste for recycling in eight months

Summary by Times of India
Kachra Cafe offers a unique opportunity for Bhopal residents to turn their recyclable waste into valuable food and household items. Founded by Anjita Sabhlok, this eco-friendly initiative has successfully recycled more than 45 tonnes of materials in just eight months. Residents can exchange their recyclables for credits, which can be redeemed for delicious meals and essential goods, promoting sustainable living and community support.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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