On March 8, 2025, International Women’s Day and School Children Scholarship Facilitation Day was celebrated at Elementary School, Model Town, Patiala. The event, organized in collaboration with the Democratic Teachers Front, served as a platform to inspire young minds while promoting a cleaner and greener environment.
During the program, JK Jindal, CEO cum Director of Agarhari Foundation, addressed the gathering and honored bright students for their achievements. Spot competitions were also held to assess the intellectual capabilities of the children, encouraging their academic growth and inspiring future success. The event highlighted the importance of education and empowerment, fostering a brighter future for young minds.
In addition to celebrating academic excellence, the event emphasized the critical need for waste management and Swachhta (cleanliness). JK Jindal highlighted that balancing economic progress with environmental responsibility is vital for sustainable growth. Cities often face challenges where rapid development inadvertently leads to increased waste generation. He stressed the importance of uniting efforts to combat this growing concern without hindering urban development.
Ensure public interest is to watched and strive to strike a balance.
Adopting a flexible yet strategic approach can help maintain cleanliness without restricting economic expansion. Consulting experts, implementing advanced waste management systems, and encouraging community participation are essential steps in this direction. Simple practices like segregating waste at the source, promoting recycling, and involving local communities in cleanliness drives can significantly improve urban hygiene standards.
The event concluded with a call to action for students, teachers, and the public to actively contribute to maintaining clean surroundings. By balancing economic progress with environmental care, we can create sustainable cities where growth and cleanliness go hand in hand. The Agarhari Foundation continues to advocate for innovative approaches that empower communities to build a healthier and more prosperous future. Ensure public interest is to watched and strive to strike a balance.
Need more deliberation
Swachh Bharat dream is fading day by day without the participation of our citizens. The issue needs to be deliberated at an appropriate level.
Adopting a flexible yet strategic approach can help maintain cleanliness without restricting economic expansion. Consulting experts, implementing advanced waste management systems, and encouraging community participation are essential steps in this direction. Simple practices like segregating waste at the source, promoting recycling, and involving local communities in cleanliness drives can significantly improve urban hygiene standards. The event concluded with a call to action for students, teachers, and the public to actively contribute to maintaining clean surroundings. By balancing economic progress with environmental care, we can create sustainable cities where growth and cleanliness go hand in hand. The Agarhari Foundation continues to advocate for innovative approaches that empower.
