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So, though I enjoy my trips, it’s not entirely guilt free," says Sushma Hegde who often makes trips to the Himalayas. "This is a farmer’s opportunity to enlighten people about his daily struggles and let the consumer connect to his own food," he says. .Chairman Railway Board, Mr Vinod Kumar Yadav directed the GMs to closely monitor projects related to safety in train operations and emphasized on expeditious completion of safety works like elimination of Manned Level crossings and construction of Road over Bridge (RoBs), Road Under Bridges (RuBs), interlocking of heavy Manned level Crossings, elimination of old mechanical signalling by electronic.Angadi, directed all zones and divisions to complete preparations with regard to 150th birth anniversary celebrations of Mahatma Gandhi in time. Railways has already decided to replace its plastic cutlery with more environment-friendly products.Meanwhile, during the meeting the minister also reviewed safety, punctuality, freight loading, passenger traffic, infrastructure projects, locomotive and coach production and other ongoing developmental projects of the Railways.
So, while travelling, you’re not just having a good time, but also giving back.Since Akanksha’s young company doesn’t have much of a team, she ties up with other community-first travel initiatives for support.. Antara, who in her previous corporate job got a chance to engage in rehabilitation activities in Uttarakhand right after the 2013 floods, understands well the impact community-first tourism can have on local economies. While the Railways has also already announced to junk single-use plastic on its trains from October 2, the central railway has decided to feature pictures of Mahatma Gandhi on its locomotives." Akanksha echoes this view when she says, "‘Immerse’ is an important word, because when you immerse yourself in a place, you will behave in a manner the community is used to when you’re with them. "As a protective netting policy, we don’t hire anybody apart from the local villagers. It’s a marketing or advertising gimmick and makes it very difficult for the consumer to be able to differentiate between what is really environmentally friendly and what is just a commercial gimmick," she says and points out how very often elephant riding is promoted as an eco-friendly activity when it’s not. "They are the first people to be stopped from entering, despite being dependent on the natural resource for generations.On Wednesday, the railways had circulated the guidelines with regard to plastic waste management

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Laxmi, a 70-year-old woman at Ms Jaain’s depot said, "I was a beggar, Ms gutter guards for sale Jaain picked me and offered a job with her. Ms Jaain had started plastic waste collection, segregation and recycling in the plush area of Juhu Vile-Parle Development (JVPD) in 2003.Ms Jaain specialises in training labourers, waste pickers, beggars and jobless transgenders for the job of collection and waste recycling. "You may understand the power of contractor lobby," she said." Ms Jaain and her company functions on the m,oney that they earn from selling compost to both companies and individuals. Ms Jaain said she had developed her own special chemical, after research and development, in order to control the odour. It’s the first Private-Public Partnership model in India in waste management supported by K-West Ward of MCGM.Raaginii Jaain has been campaigning for cleanliness drive from long before the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was launched.
Though Ms Jaain’s depot is huge and one can see women in the campus segregating the wastage into wet and dry, one can’t feel the bad odour associated with wastage. She added that if she could not control the bad odour, residents from this posh area would not allow her to conduct this business."Initially, nobody was ready to allow me as collecting waste and dump it at specific allotted area is the work allotted to some contractors and the contractors was not ready to allow me to interfere in their ‘business’" said Ms Jaain. This workforce is trained to collect and recycle the plastic and green waste by itself. According to Ms Jaain, after moving to Mumbai in 2003, she saw solid waste and nullah full of plastic waste in plush area of JVPD, and approached ‘K’ ward officer of BMC in 2003 and asked for permission to collect waste.At the JVPD depot, the green waste is converted into organic manure in specially designed bio-bins and bio-degradable waste is converted into eco-friendly organic compost. All collections are done by waste pickers and sweepers.Modi also asked people of Assam to give a chance to BJP, and said that he would make laws for the welfare of Assamese a reality if there is a government in Assam which listens to the Centre."
I should not have got the opportunity of inaugurating the project if this unit was set up 25 years back by the then Prime Minister, he said.Prime Minister exhorted youth to set up small ancillary units for plastic processing in the states as per capita plastic consumption in India is very less, hardly at 10 kg per person. It needs a government that is receptive to the problems of the labourers," he said..Slamming the Congress Government for neglecting the state's tea workers, he hit out at the Congress for not implementing the existing laws for their security.Modi said with the dedication of these projects to the nation, there was 'Anand' (joy) across the country and 'Sarbanand' (all-round joy) in Assam.Claiming that the government's priority is to develop Northeast as it believes in "all-round development" of the nation, Modi exhorted the youth of the states to take advantage of these two projects and set up small factories that will add value and generate wealth for the country.GAIL is the main promoter with 70 per cent stake, while Assam government, Oil India and Numaligarh Refinery have 10 per cent stake each in the company.