This research paper explores the challenges and opportunities in managing electronic waste (E-waste) in India through the lens of a circular economy approach. E-waste poses significant environmental and health risks due to its complex composition of valuable and hazardous materials. The linear consumption model prevalent in many countries, including India, exacerbates the E-waste problem by promoting a "take-makedispose" paradigm. However, transitioning to a circular economy model offers a promising solution by emphasizing resource efficiency, product reuse, and material recycling. Through a comprehensive analysis of current E-waste management practices, legislative frameworks, and ongoing initiatives in India, this paper identifies key strategies for improving E-waste management within a circular economy framework. These strategies include enhancing reverse logistics systems, promoting the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) principles, integrating informal recycling sectors, raising public awareness, and implementing digital tracking mechanisms. By adopting these strategies and leveraging the principles of the circular economy, India can mitigate the environmental impact of E-waste, conserve valuable resources, and foster sustainable development.