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Students at an English school in Jaipur discuss how to address the problem of excessive food waste at social gatherings like weddings. They decide to create posters and perform a street play (nukkad natak) to educate parents and the community on the importance of food and not wasting it. The students meet with their teacher to plan their presentation for parents and practice their street play. They are able to reach over 600 people with their message through the parent meeting and performances of the street play at various locations in the colony. As a result, both parents and the wider community pledge not to wastefully overfill their plates or dispose of leftover food at such events going forward.
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- 2. GUIDE TEACHER--- MRS. RATAN KANWAR STUDENTS---- LAKHAN VIII HARERENDRA VIII KARAN VIII ASHISH VII KAMAL VIII FOOD IS LIFE
- 3. Indian community is a highly cultured and social parties are frequently organized with a large menu. At a wedding function normally more than 50 varieties prepared. Every participant wants to taste all the delicious. At a buffet parties the guests generally fills his plate with all the food item. In this greediness they fill there plate with all food items ,which are more than there needs. Rest of the food items give honors to the dustbin. FEEL
- 4. SCENE OF PARTIES – 10--STALLS OF FAST FOOD 5 -- STALLS OF DRINKS 15--STALLS OF FOOD ITEMS 4--SWEETS FOOD IS LIFE
- 8. Group of students discuss with their incharge How this problem can be stopped ? And what procedure we have to follow ? After discussion it was resolved that following programme can be undertaken :- POSTER PREPARATION PARENTS MEETING:--With the help of meting we will be able to approach 600 people. NUKKAD NATAK:--With the help of NUKKAD NATAK we will get success to explain our view interestingly in front of colony. IMAGINE
- 10. PREPARATION OF NUKKAD NATAK
- 11. We prepared a circular to invite parents. Meanwhile our incharge prepared group of students to impressively deliver our view in front of parents. Next day with the help of art teacher ,we make posters. In a parents meeting students delivered lecture on food importance. Our music teacher helps the students in practice of NUKKAD NATAK. And finally students performed NUKKAD NATAK impressively on the various corners . DO
- 12. TRY TO EXPLAIN IN FRONT OF PARENTS
- 14. Parents and guardians admitted that wastage of food in parties is a really very bad habit ,they don’t want to repeat this habit in future .Some of them give assurance that they will convey this massage to others people also People whom watched the Natak realized that if we go on wasting food items just like this ,may be one day God of food might feel offended . So they also promised not to waste food in future. SHARE