The document summarizes a project by students of Satya Bharti School in Budha Khera, Haryana to reduce the use of polythene bags in their village. The students conducted an awareness campaign by educating villagers about the harms of polythene, providing alternatives like paper envelopes and cloth bags, and encouraging residents to switch to more sustainable options. Through rallies, home visits, and community meetings, the students were able to successfully change attitudes and behaviors around polythene use in Budha Khera.
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5. Students Participating in the Contest: S.No. State District School No. of students participating Name of student Class 1 Haryana Kaithal Budha Khera Gulshan V 2 Monu V 3 Sandeep V 4 Anshul V 5 Vikas V 6 Manju V 7 Mareena V 8 Jyoti V 9 Renu V 10 Ruby V 11 Hansram V 12 Khushiram V 13 Suresh V 14 Manish V 15 Anju V 16 Sahil V 17 Ankit V
7. In general we think that polythene is a problem of big cities but for small viliages it is also dangerous so as a change maker we changed the mind set of village community. Created awareness among the villagers about the destructive impact of using polythene Provided better, cost effective and eco friendly alternatives for polybags.
8. While the children taken a round of village during their field visit and saw every where polythene waste, they have taken it as great concern. They have decided to run a campaign for that. During the campaign these students shown their great interest and given some positive views as Sandeep a boy in 5 th class says,” our surrounding is full with dust and wastage.” Vikas add “Polybags have major part in it.” Monu joins the discussion by saying these (polybags) are scattered everywhere. These kinds of responses makes us feel think differently. Polybags can’t be destroyed till thousands of years. It makes us feel threatened. Threats were more threatening because of the fact that most of the people know how polythene is dangerous !
9. Problem was critical and it is so difficult to work on this in a short period. A lot of thinking was made on the ideas that can help us. Why polythene is popular among people? It is low cost, easily available thing. Option- preparing different sizes of eco friendly envelopes of newspapers by using wheat floor made adhesive. In village most of people are formers and in their housed plenty of gunny bags available. We have decided to collected cloth made gunny bags from community along with Rs 5. Panchayat meeting, Conversation with villagers, Writing slogans on public places, March past was led by shouting slogans against , Common pledge, Developed rationality & scientific thinking. We started our campaign on Sept. 25. We don’t say no-never but low-lesser. Avoid use of polythene as much as possible.
12. Interchange of paper envelopes with Polly bags. Advised the shopkeeper to use paper envelopes as these are eco-friendly. We have replaced available stock of poly bags with paper envelops.
13. we have prepared cloth bags with the help of local tailor and distributed them Door to door. Also advised to take with him/her while going to shop or market for shopping.
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15. Victorious Moments Children showing their happiness over the feedback they got.
16. Beginning was, though, little bit nervous because any change seemed too hard but during campaign children’s confidence get increased and it seemed that they were going ahead like a wave of change. They have made it possible. Now most of the customer can be seen coming out from the village’s shop having things in paper envelopes and villagers often appear going to the market having different types and sizes of clothes bags. Two stalls are preparing paper’s envelope. Tailors are sewing clothes’ bags.
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