In an attempt to create awareness among users regarding electronic-waste (e-waste), Nokia India has expanded its 'Take Back' campaign across India. Under this campaign, the consumers can drop their old mobile phones and accessories regardless of any brand in any of the recycling bins installed at Nokia Priority Dealers and Nokia Care Centers. In response, Nokia would not only get these phones recycled, but plant a tree for every handset... Read More
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