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With the world rapidly developing, there is a significant focus on improving infrastructure, with the construction industry playing a crucial role. Cement is a widely used material in construction, but its production results in the emission of around 6-8% of the total carbon dioxide in the world, contributing significantly to global warming. In this project Lime-Fly ash -Gypsum (LFG) binder has been used as a binder to partially replace OPC and studies have been carried out for physical, mechanical and other relevant properties with recycled concrete as aggregate partially replaced with normal aggregate LFG binder means fly ash-lime-gypsum binder Which are all a sort of waste materials or byproducts produced during manufacturing products and utilities and recycled aggregates are one kind of solid waste produced during demolition of concrete structure .So, this concrete is a green concrete which replaces OPC and recycled concrete for aggregate which is a waste produced during demolition of concrete structure. This can help to meet the unavailability of minerals which are a non - renewable resources and gets reduced day by day. In this research project total four mix proposition considered 1) Conventional M40 2) 25% Recycled concrete with aggregate 3) 30% FAL-G binder with cement 4) 25% recycled aggregate & 30% FAL-G binder both are replaced At the end of the research work the above results will be compared with conventional concrete