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      • But brothers Rasool and Ahmed Khan may well help change all that. The duo, who once ran a bustling business of plastic, graduated to a more meaningful venture of using discarded plastic for laying roads. The brothers have laid a total stretch of 1400 km plastic-bitumen road in Bengaluru
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  3. bangaloremirror.indiatimes.com › bangalore › othersMaking roads with recylced plastic - Bangalore Mirror

    Jan 23, 2010 · Rasool, the director of K K Plastic Waste Management Private Limited, tells Bangalore Mirror how the brothers came up with the idea of recycling plastic for roads: ""In 1996, there were demands for a ban on plastic. Our entire livelihood depended on plastic as we manufacture plastic bags for our company called K K Polyflex.

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  5. www.thequint.com › tech-and-auto › tech-newsGood News: Now There are Roads Made From Plastic Waste

    Jan 14, 2016 · i. Plastic into Roads. Two brothers, K Ahmed Khan, an Indian scientist, and K Rasool Khan, an innovator, went against all odds to achieve a dream. They were challenged to shut their...

  6. www.nytimes.com › business › globalPlastic Roads Offer Greener Way to Travel in India

    Nov 13, 2009 · His solution: streets made with recycled plastic. Mr. Khan’s company, K.K. Plastic Waste Management, which he founded with his brother, Rasool Khan, has built more than 1,200 kilometers, or...

  7. www.issuesonline.co.uk › articles › plastic-bag-banPlastic bag ban triggers innovative asphalt - Waste and ...

    Being environmental entrepreneurs was never on the minds of brothers Rasool and Ahmed Khan: they were content running their plastic bag business. Until, that is, a possible ban on plastic bags in Karnataka compelled them to do a rethink.

  8. www.goodnewsindia.com › index › SupplementPlastics recycling is out in the streets - goodnewsindia.com

    Jul 1, 2004 · 56 year old Ahmed Khan—with his brother K Rasool Khan— has been running KK Polyflex for 20 years, producing plastic sacks. About 8 years ago he realised that the anti-plastics lobby had a point that the plastics industry was ignoring at its own peril.

  9. www.cbc.ca › news › worldIndia's plastic problem: No easy fix for trash mountains that ...

    Mar 22, 2023 · World. India's plastic problem: No easy fix for trash mountains that provide profit and pain. India’s government has promised to eliminate its more than 3,000 waste mountains but experts are...