Raichur: As the use of plastic being discouraged all round, there is a need to popularise the use of an alternative to plastic. The government and the elected representatives are joining hands in popularising the use of cloth bags in Raichur district.
Nalini Chandrashekhar Meti, a member of City Municipal Council, is distributing cloth bags to the people in Raichur's Sindhanur area.
Women of Raichur helping the society to ban single use of plastic Spending money from her pocket, she has bought 600 cloth bags from Hosapete and is distributing them among the people in Ward Number 2 in Sindhanur for free of cost.
Nalini who wants to make her ward plastic-free distributed cloth bags with a printed message on it, ‘We walk towards cleanliness’.
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If one looks at the benefits of using cloth bags, it can be used for many years and can carry up to 10-15 kgs of weight.
Cloth bags are environment-friendly as they are made up of cotton and are recyclable too. Nalini is also creating awareness of the harmful effects of plastic on the environment among the people.
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Headline: Women of Raichur helping the society to ban single use of plastic
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Raichur: As the use of plastic being discouraged all round, there is a need to popularize the use of an alternative to plastic. The government and the elected representatives are joining hands in popularizing the use of cloth bags in Raichur district.
Nalini Chandrashekhar Meti, a member of City Municipal Council, is distributing cloth bags to the people in Raichur's Sindhanur area.
Spending money from her pocket, she has bought 600 cloth bags from Hosapete and is distributing them among the people in Ward Number 2 in Sindhanur for free of cost.
Nalini who wants to make her ward plastic-free distributed cloth bags with a printed message on it, ‘We walk towards cleanliness’.
If one looks at the benefits of using cloth bags, it can be used for many years and can carry up to 10-15 kgs of weight.
Cloth bags are environment-friendly as they are made up of cotton and are recyclable too.
Nalini is also creating awareness of the harmful effects of plastic on the environment among the people.
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Location: Raichur, Karnataka
Vo: As the use of plastic being discouraged all round, there is a need to popularize the use of an alternative to plastic. The government and the elected representatives are joining hands in popularizing the use of cloth bags in Raichur district.
GFX 1: Govt and elected representatives are joining hands in popularizing the use of cloth bags
VO: Nalini Chandrashekhar Meti, a member of City Municipal Council, is distributing cloth bags to the people in Raichur's Sindhanur area.
GFX2: Nalini is distributing cloth bags free of cost to the people
VO: Spending money from her pocket, she has bought 600 cloth bags from Hosapete and is distributing them among the people in Ward Number 2 in Sindhanur free of cost.
GFX3: She has bought 600 cloth bags from Hosapete to distribute in ward no. 2
Byte of Native of Sindnur
VO:Nalini who wants to make her ward plastic-free distributed cloth bags with a printed message on it, ‘We walk towards cleanliness’.
GFX4:Cloth bags have a printed message on it, ‘We walk towards cleanliness’
VO:If one looks at the benefits of using cloth bags, it can be used for many years and can carry up to 10-15 kgs of weight.
GFX5: The bag can be used for many years and can carry up to 10-15 kgs
VO:Cloth bags are environment-friendly as they are made up of cotton and are recyclable too.
GFX 6: These bags are eco-friendly and recyclable too
VO:Nalini is also creating awareness among the people about the harmful effects of plastic use on the environment.
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Byte : - Native of Sindanur
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Nalin Chandrashekar Meti made awareness in people about plastic. I am happy about her.
If govt will also take some initiative to ban plastic production factory, it will be more effective.
PM Modi's Swach Barat Abhiyan started first time in Sindanur because of Nalini. For which I congratulate her.
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