They accept anything that the people in the neighbourhood discard - old newspapers, plastic wares, and metals. As the city gets more modern, you have more people buying more things.
The Kabadiwalas have long been an important component of a proper waste management plan in India. They are the self appointed scavengers and collect a huge part of the garbage generated. According to an estimate, close to 33 per cent of the solid waste is collected by the Kabadiwalas. A large number of these Kabadiwalas have an income of around Rs. 25000 a month.
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