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Reduce Reuse Recycle to Beat Plastic Pollution

Reduce Reuse Recycle to Beat Plastic Pollution
Start Date :
Jun 03, 2025
Last Date :
Jul 03, 2025
18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) in collaboration with MyGov is organising this discussion to invite participants to share their journeys towards ...

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) in collaboration with MyGov is organising this discussion to invite participants to share their journeys towards reducing plastic waste and contributions in reducing plastic pollution. Participants are encouraged to discuss their challenges, successful actions, and alternatives they have adopted in their daily lives to beat plastic pollution.

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Shailendra Kumar Pandey
Shailendra Kumar Pandey 10 months 22 hours ago
विंध्याचल धाम के टाप 10 अपराधियों पर कड़ी कार्रवाई करने की कृपा करें मार्कंडेय मिश्रा उर्फ बबलू,शिवराम मिश्रा, राजेश मिश्रा, कुबेर मिश्रा, इन्हीं चारों के अपराधी पुत्र भी बिंध्याचल-धाम में अपराध को अंजाम दे रहे हैं इनके उपर हत्या गांजा बलात्कार जैसे विभिन्न अपराधिक मुकदमे दर्ज हैं
Neha Rani
Neha Rani 10 months 1 day ago
I use cloth bags and don't use any plastic utensils in daily life . people should realise this huge problem. realisation is only solution for reducing plastic use
Manoj Kumar Khare
Manoj Kumar Khare 10 months 1 day ago
As aware citizens i always use cloth nag for shopping. Encourage my studentsto ise biodegradable packaging. suggest them not to use plastic material in their project work and covering. not to use "use n throw pen or other materials.
Monika kalota
Monika kalota 10 months 1 day ago
Reduce – Limit or reduce the use of plastic in daily life. Reuse – Reuse plastic products as much as possible before disposing of them. Recycle – Plastic products should be recycled into other usable products. This reduces the demand for manufacturing raw plastic required to make various plastic products.
Sunil kumar
Sunil kumar 10 months 1 day ago
Plastic pollution is one of the greatest threats to our environment. The three golden rules to fight it are simple: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Let me give you an inspiring example — Rwanda, a small African country, became one of the cleanest nations in the world by banning plastic bags in 2008. Today, their streets are clean, and their rivers flow plastic-free. If Rwanda can do it, why not India? And science is also leading the way. Dr. Sangita Mukhopadhyay, an Indian scientist, has worked on plastic-eating bacteria that help naturally degrade plastic waste. Such innovations show us that science and responsibility can go hand in hand. But policies and science alone aren’t enough — we must act. Say no to single-use plastic. Reuse what we can. Recycle the rest. Let’s not just talk — let’s lead. Let’s beat plastic pollution together. Thank you. Jai Hind.
praveen kumar
praveen kumar 10 months 1 day ago
reduce reuse recycle plastic. basically required to decrease harmful effects of plastic. plastic use can reduced by providing very good alternatives, by regulating production and mass education. Reuse and recycle can be possible by infrastructure expansion, research and innovation. important steps are providing very good alternatives and research.
Rishabh Chauhan
Rishabh Chauhan 10 months 1 day ago
A Plastic-Free Future Demands Bold Shifts, Not Just Small Steps Plastic pollution is not just an environmental issue — it's a health, economic, and cultural crisis. Microplastics are entering our bodies, our soil, and our food chain. While bans and awareness are important, real change will come only when we move beyond convenience. India needs to lead with bio-based innovation, strict EPR enforcement, and community-level education. We must empower startups using agro-waste, mushrooms, or edible materials to replace plastic. At the same time, citizens must reject single-use plastic at its root. A plastic-free future is not a dream — it’s a decision. A decision we must all make, every single day. Let’s move from use and throw to use and transform.
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ChristieAgitokSangma
ChristieAgitokSangma 10 months 1 day ago
Plastic a product which every human cannot stop using..but why?? Becasue Productions never stop nor does manufacturing units try to reduce the production . So what can we do?? STOP using single use plastic products, we are so dependent on plastics that many have lost consciousness about polluting the environment by excessive use of plastics. it's high time that we educate every single individual about the harmful effects of plastic , the best option is to educate from the schools level ,children should be made aware of the harmful effects of using plastic products especially food items that are packed in plastic , school children must be taught to switch to steel , glass , natural products etc because if we teach them young it will engrave in them and only practice makes perfect. The children must be made used to using non plastic items which ultimately will become a habit. The children follow what adults do , so it's time we act. Time is ticking.
Tadikamalla naga sindhu
Tadikamalla naga sindhu 10 months 1 day ago
In our world there is the most useless thing that person are using daily every time is plastic.People use more plastic bag and covers and some were the domestic animals like cow and buffalo are eating them.we have to reduce the use of plastic.Mostly the people should use clothes bags because they are plastic free and solve in soil. Make the awareness to reduce plastic bag 🛍️ and plastic cover. Make our india as a plastic free country