In the high-octane world of Indian startups, where "growth hacking" is the secret to raising funds before showing value, Dr. Deepali Jadia and Dr. Harsh Jadia are an anomaly. They don't talk about customer acquisition costs or viral loops. They talk about "molecular keys" and "biochemical delamination". They are not serial entrepreneurs chasing the next unicorn trend; they are environmental scientists with three decades of combined R&D experience who decided that the only way to solve the world's waste MLP Recycling Technology problem was through applying chemistry principles sustainably. Their startup, Inventive Scientific Minds (ISM) LLP, operates out of a quiet facility in Mumbai, far from the glitzy co-working spaces or labs. Yet, their work is currently addressing two of India's most visceral urban pain points: the mountains of "unrecyclable" plastic waste clogging our landfills, and the crater-sized potholes plaguing our roads. For the last few years, the Jadias have been quietly perfecting a proprietary biochemical process that does what the global waste management industry said was impossible: separating the fused layers of Multi-Layered Plastic (MLP) to recover 95% high-quality plastic and aluminum. If that wasn't enough, they recently debuted an "Instant Pothole Filler" in Bengaluru, a material engineered to fix roads in minutes, regardless of the weather. This is not just about recycling; it is a story of how science led business is built! The Villain That Refuses to Die To understand the magnitude of ISM's breakthrough, one must first understand the villain of this story: Multi-Layered Plastic (MLP). …