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A second chance for everyday things

A second chance for everyday things
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Enterprises like Samposhan and Repair Café Chennai are promoting sustainability by teaching people how to mend garments and repair household electronics. These initiatives aim to reduce waste and foster a circular economy by encouraging the repair of everyday items.

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These grassroots movements address the growing global issue of consumer waste and the 'throwaway culture' of modern appliances and fashion.

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Samposhan, an Adambakkam-based enterprise that views fashion through the lens of sustainability and promotes a brand of circular fashion with the diacritic placed firmly on reduction of textile waste is wrapping up a garment-mending workshop today.

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The article reports on community sustainability initiatives in a neutral, informative tone.

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