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Anand Mahindra keeps his promise, replaces plastic bottles with refillable ones

On September 13, the Chairman of Mahindra Group introduced the new metal bottles to tweeple.

Updated on: Sep 14, 2019, 16:09:42 IST
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Keeping his promise, business tycoon Anand Mahindra recently tweeted about new “re-fillable” bottles that will replace all the plastic bottles in the boardrooms of his organisation. Back in July, Mahindra tweeted that he will stop the use of plastic bottles in his boardrooms. It happened when he shared an image of an event and a Twitter user politely pointed out that the company shouldn’t use plastics bottles.

The has gathered more than 32,000 “likes” - and still counting. (Twitter/@anandmahindra)
The has gathered more than 32,000 “likes” - and still counting. (Twitter/@anandmahindra)

On September 13, the Chairman of Mahindra Group introduced the new metal bottles to tweeple. “Our in-house ‘Mahindra retail synergies group’ has come up with these re-fillable bottles to replace plastic bottles in our meeting rooms entirely. Functional but also aesthetic, I think. Dhanyavaad Team!” Anand Mahindra tweeted along with an image.

The post soon captured people’s attention, and that’s apparent from more than 32,000 “likes” it has gathered till now. People appreciated Mahindra’s response and action. Here’s what they tweeted:

A few days ago, the business monger won people’s hearts when he offered to invest in the business of an octogenarian in Coimbatore.

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