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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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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

As part of Swachhata Mission, we organized a Plastic-Free Campus Drive where students collected over 200 plastic items from the school premises. All items were sorted and sent for recycling. Proud to see our young warriors leading the change. Let’s continue our mission for a clean, green school! #SwachhHiSevaHai #CleanCampus

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

As a Swachh Hi Seva Hai ambassador, I believe that learning by doing applies beyond academics. Let’s learn to respect nature by taking part in plastic-free campaigns, cleanliness rallies, and waste management workshops in school. Inspire, involve, and innovate for a cleaner future. #PlasticFreeGeneration #SwachhataMission

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

Let’s make our school zero plastic—like a zero in Maths, it can be powerful when placed right! Students, bring your own bottles, avoid plastic wrappers, and inspire your friends. Teachers, let’s lead by action. Join hands for a Swachh Bharat, plastic-free classrooms, and a healthier environment. #SwachhHiSevaHai #PlasticFreeSchool

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

Plastic pollution affects everyone, but change begins with us. As a MyGov ambassador, I motivate students and staff to embrace sustainable alternatives and lead cleanliness drives in school. Every plastic piece avoided counts! Let’s pledge today to reduce, reuse, and recycle to protect our environment and make our school campus an example of Swachh Bharat. #BeatPlasticPollution

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

Swachh Hi Seva Hai is not just a campaign, it’s a commitment. As a Maths teacher and ambassador, I encourage everyone to calculate the impact of plastic pollution and take active steps to reduce it. Replace plastic with eco-friendly options, and participate in cleaning activities. Our combined efforts can create a pollution-free campus! #SaveOurPlanet

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

In Maths, we solve problems step-by-step. Similarly, plastic pollution requires small, steady changes. Dear students, avoid plastic use in your daily routine, and encourage your friends and family too. Teachers, let’s integrate environmental awareness in lessons and motivate everyone for the Swachh drive. Together, let’s keep our school environment spotless! #CleanIndia

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

MyGov ambassadors lead by action. I challenge all my colleagues and students to adopt sustainable habits—carry reusable lunch boxes, say no to plastic cutlery, and organize cleanliness drives. Together, we can keep our school campus free from plastic pollution and inspire others to follow. Let’s work hand in hand for a greener tomorrow! #PlasticFreeCampus

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chetan singh solanki 10 months 6 days ago

Reuse , Recycling and Redusing plastic in various form and atleast no use plastic .because plastic a part of polymer so no decompose fast.

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M S KUMARSWAMY 10 months 6 days ago

Plastic waste is a tough problem, but teamwork makes it easier. As a Maths teacher, I invite my students to measure their plastic usage and challenge themselves to reduce it daily. Small actions multiply to big results. Join the Swachh Hi Seva Hai campaign and make your school a shining example of cleanliness and care! #SwachhDrive

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