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Games, upcycled seating promote eco-friendliness
The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram
|January 07, 2025
In a bid to inspire and encourage the younger generation to adopt eco-friendly habits, the Suchitwa Mission has launched an innovative anti-littering campaign with interactive games and upcycled seating made from discarded tyres to sensitise the students taking part in the State School Art Festival.
The stall set up by Suchitwa Mission is swarmed by the participants of the festival at Central Stadium - the main venue - playing online games designed to promote environmental awareness and sustainable waste management.
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