Solid waste management in rural India is important for environmental and public health. Household solid waste in villages is mostly organic and includes food waste, garden waste, and animal waste. Proper management includes source segregation, composting of organic waste, and recycling or energy recovery from non-organic waste. Composting turns organic waste into nutrient-rich manure and can be done through various methods like pile composting or vermicomposting. Biogas production from animal and food waste provides a renewable energy source while treating waste. Together these approaches promote sanitation, reduce pollution, and improve rural living conditions.