As a MyGov ambassador, I see the power of community. Every plastic bottle avoided, every plastic bag refused, is a vote for a cleaner Earth. I encourage all teachers and students to pledge against plastic waste and support alternatives like cloth bags and steel bottles. Let’s unite and make our school campus a plastic-free zone! #BeatPlasticPollution

Mathematics teaches us about patterns and solutions. Plastic pollution is a challenge, but with consistent effort, we can break the cycle. Students and teachers, let’s lead by example: say no to plastics, carry reusable items, and participate actively in the Swachh drive. Together, we can make our school a model of cleanliness! #CleanCampus

Swachh Hi Seva Hai! As a proud ambassador, I urge everyone to join the plastic-free movement in our school campus. Start by refusing plastic straws, bags, and bottles. Together, we can build a healthier planet for future generations. Your small acts are the big change we need. Let’s keep our school clean and green! #PlasticFreeSchool

Plastic pollution is a complex problem, but our collective actions can be the solution. As a MyGov ambassador, I encourage all students and teachers to think critically and act responsibly. Use alternatives to plastic, reduce waste, and spread awareness. Let’s calculate the positive impact of our actions on a cleaner environment! #SwachhBharat

As a Maths teacher, I believe every small step adds up—just like numbers. Let’s sum up our efforts to reduce plastic waste in our school. Carry reusable bags and bottles, avoid single-use plastics, and inspire others. Together, we can solve the equation of plastic pollution. Join the Swachh drive and make a cleaner campus! #BeatPlasticPollution

(I repeat). Why not use trained dog squad or some other trained animals for collecting wastes from public places. Some precautions to be taken for preventing probable contamination to the animals etc. If humans can clean a public place such as beach, assembly ground after a large meeting, why not animals?

Relevant agencies failed to curb plastic pollution

1.Coke bottles and other juice bottles should be replaces with stainless paper bottles like Tropicana. 2.Bus stand railways tracks ,temples and other tourism places should have large use me tubs 10 tubs per district costing 1000 rupees 3.Special NGO workers cleanliness workers for frequency in removal of wastes and 5000rupees payments ready at all towers corners 4.Government branches shops at tourism sites public forests roads and railways remove standing hawkers with plastics Shops at government run cost . 5.Vendor shops for food and eatable from Roadside should be regulated with good infrastructure 6.Railway track cleaning at big structured vacuum cleaners and ban throwing wastes at railway station. 7.Make Kirana shops plastic free with jute bags and foils for each customer make government run 8.Produce stainless steel oil bottles like sesame oil filling instead of plastics

Reduce Reuse and Recycle Plastics PVC and plastics have become integral in every walk of life. 1)Reduction is by improving the quality of pVc insulation for electric cables for longer life. PVC ,C PVC pipes quality standards should be stringent to ensure longer life 2) Recycling is in place for packed plastics of food items and other consumer goods 3)Once use plastic manufacturing units should be upgraded to produce recycling packing material. 4) Awareness of plastic waste disposal should be put into practice by all citizens to curb plastic pollution of water bodies,storm water drainage system chokes ,plastic free parks and gardens and hill resorts

Plastic is useful, but using too much of it harms our environment. That’s why we should reduce and reuse plastic to keep our Earth clean and safe.