The document discusses a campaign against overloading in Buxar, Bihar led by students from D.A.V. School under the guidance of S.M. Haque Sir. Overloading was becoming a serious problem in modern Buxar. The students' action plan involved feeling, imagining, doing, and achievements to address overloading from August 2-8, 2011. Their final solution was to create awareness about traffic rules through interactions, processions, placards, and memorandums to authorities to help curb overloading.

1. D.A.V. "BUXAR" "PRESENTS"

2. “ COMPAIGN AGAINST’’ “OVER LOADING”

3. "OVERLOADING" BECOMING A SERIOUS PROBLEM IN FAST CHANGING "MODERN BUXAR"

4. UNDER THE CARE OF "S.M. HAQUE SIR"

5. "STUDENTS" RISHABH KUMAR PRATIK KUMAR SARANG JAISWAL NILOTPAL ACTION PLANNING :-- 2 AUG----8AUG 2011 CLASS X B 2011 BATCH RISHI

6. "FEEL" "IMAGINE" "DO" "ACHIVEMENTS"

7. “ OVERLOADING” :-- OVERLOADING

9. What is the problem you were attempting to change? Road accidents are increasing in two folds in every four years. The recent survey report shows the flip side of development. With growth rate rising in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, the road mishaps in these states have also escalated. The number of road mishaps in Bihar alone has almost doubled over the last four years. In a sharp contrast, New Delhi and developed states like Maharashtra and Gujarat have recorded a drop in the number of road mishaps. These startling facts have emerged during the nation-wide survey conducted by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways to assess the trend of road mishaps. According to the survey report, the number of road mishaps in Bihar which was 5,594 in 2006 has shot up to 10,065 in 2009 "FEEL"

12. "PICTURES" "OF" "OVERLOADING"

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