"Dont call me Chinese, I am Indian"
This cute girl from Arunachal Pradesh has shut the mouths of all those opposition leaders who believe Arunachal Pradesh has been captured by China.
“We wanted to prove that greening can be done differently, without adding to the environmental burden,” Principal Dr. Ashok Kumar Das told The Statesman.
At Asannagar Madanmohan Tarkalankar College in Nadia, 35 saplings this year were grown not in plastic packets, but in discarded coconut shells.
The teachers noticed saplings like; mango, jamun, guava, ashok, kadam, bel and more, sprout naturally across the campus grounds.
Instead of discarding them, the staff carefully transplanted 35 of these naturally grown saplings into discarded coconut shells, nurtured them for months, and then distributed them free to local residents.
The vision is simple: grow trees without growing plastic waste. The mission is bigger — turn everyday waste into living forests, and make sustainability visible, practical and local.
They aim to raise 100 such saplings next year.
If one rural college can do this, imagine the impact if campuses across India followed.
#SayNoToPlastic #CollegeStudentsInitiative #SustainableIndia
[Asannagar College, Plastic Free, Student Led Impact, Sustainable Living]
Child from North East India (Arunachal) appeals to fellow Indians to not call them Chinese as they are Indians like all of us.
She says- I feel sad and angry when someone calls them Chini.
When Messi visited Mumbai, CM Fadnavis launched Project MahaDeva to promote football in Maharashtra.
Now, BMC is turning this football ground into a convention centre.
When was the last time India qualified for a FIFA World Cup?
Why waste a prestigious land parcel in Mumbai on a football stadium for 22 players and a coach when we clearly aren't going to win anything?
Build a convention centre instead. Bring in businesses, events and commercial activity.
We already have enough turfs for people who actually want to play football.
If you've read this far, congratulations.
The entire post is sarcasm.
Thanks for your attention.
On the Independence Day, PM @narendramodi announced a nationwide sports talent hunt for children to build world-class athletes.
Meanwhile in Mumbai, @mybmc just cleared plans to shut down Bandra’s iconic Neville D’Souza football ground to build a convention centre.
How do we nurture grassroots talent if we keep destroying the actual grounds our youth play on? This is a massive blow to young athletes and local clubs.
If you don’t raise your voice against the takeover of the Neville D’Souza football ground in Bandra; you are part of the problem
Remember all the elected representatives in that area and how they let you down. And this isn’t just a local Bandra issue; it’s a sickening city-wide/national malaise
If people like this were in power in NYC, there would be no Central Park
Black Day or rather Black Night for Mumbai…
Neville D’Souza ground reservation changed to convention centres
The proposal was passed on Tuesday night by BMC.
So @mybmc wants to kill the Neville D'Souza Football turf for another convention center?
Bandra Kurla Complex is literally less than 6 km away with world-class exhibition spaces. We already have giant exhibition hubs right next door, Nehru Centre down South.
We DO NOT need another one in Bandra Reclamation. Our kids need open grounds and playing fields, not more concrete.
Go build in Navi Mumbai if you must. @Dev_Fadnavis - only you can stop this.
If BJP gives me a chance to work with their social media team, I guarantee we can make GenZ turn away from leftist propaganda and build stronger support for BJP.
Over the last 3-4 years, I have studied social media algorithms extensively and learned what kind of content social media platform promotes and what actually works, something I rarely see on BJP’s big pages
Even as an anonymous and small account, I’ve done my best to defend Narendra Modi and BJP without any funding, resources or any external support like left wing accounts have
Mangaluru and Udupi have a holiday today. It’s Nagara Panchami and GoK allows our district admin to declare it a holiday. The people of the region pay their respects to the Naga Devata which is so central to our culture and ecology.
Tulunadu celebrates a uniquely Tulu Holiday.