भुवनेश्वर - प्लास्टिक मुक्तीसाठी देशभर प्रयत्न सुरु आहेत. अनेक ठिकाणी प्लास्टिकच्या वापरावर निर्बंध घालण्यासाठी प्रयत्न केले जात आहेत. ओडिसातील भुवनेश्वरमधील एक दाम्पत्याने टाकाऊ असणाऱ्या प्लास्टिकपासून टिकाऊ वस्तू तयार केल्या आहेत. त्यांनी प्लास्टिकपासून विविध शोभेच्या वस्तू तयार केल्या आहेत.
भुवनेश्वरमधील सैलाबाला आणि त्यांचे पती गेल्या अनेक वर्षापासून प्लास्टिकच्या वस्तूपासून शोभेच्या वस्तू तयार करत आहेत. त्यांनी दिलेल्या माहितीमध्ये ते १९९० पासून या वस्तू तयार करत आहेत. सैलाबाला यांनी तयार केलेल्या वस्तू अनेकांना त्यांनी भेट दिल्या आहेत. त्यांच्या या उपक्रमाबद्दल त्यांचे सर्वत्र कौतुक होत आहे.
१९९० पासून ओडिशातील दाम्पत्य बनवतंय प्लास्टिकपासून शोभेच्या वस्तू प्लास्टिकपासून वेगवेगळ्या शोभेच्या वस्तू कशा तयार करायच्या याबाबतचे प्रशिक्षणही सैलाबाला देत आहेत. प्लास्टिक मुक्तीसाठी त्यापासून विविध सजावटीच्या आकर्षक वस्तू तयार करने गरजेचे असल्याचे त्या म्हणाल्या. घरात जमा झालेल्या कचरा बाहेर टाऊन देण्यापेक्षा त्याचा वापर कसा करता येईल, याचा मी विचार केल्याचे सैलाबाला यांनी सांगितले. सैलाबाला यांनी कचऱ्यापासून फुल, झाडे, मोर अशा विविध वस्तू बनवल्या आहेत.
Intro:Body:
VO: A Bhubaneswar-based couple is transforming waste plastic into home decor products, which otherwise ends up in the trash.
GFX: It was back in 1990, that the couple decided to utilize the plastic waste
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13.50-14.20
Sailababa: I have gifted many of these handmade decorative items to my family and friends and they have praised me for this.
14.30-14.50
I want to educate people as to how can they can reuse plastic waste that is accumulated in their houses.
VO: The couple Sailabala Das and her husband, who are in their sixties are giving amazing home decor ideas to all young people of the country.
GFX: 'Reuse rather than discarding',’ with this as her mantra, Sailababa started this noble effort
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Laxmi Narayan Das: Sailababa's Husband
15.20-15.42
As doctors recommended her to stay on medication for several years, it was then she decided to make use of the covers of her medicines. Subsequently, she started using other plastic waste.
Family praises her for this unique initiative and if the government will help her, she can definitely showcase her talent which will bring accolades for her work.
VO:'Reuse rather than discarding',’ with this as her mantra, 69-year-old Sailabala, utilizes each and every bit of plastic waste, which can be seen placed on shelves of her house.
GFX: Sailababa's family has been praising her for this unique initiative
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Nirmala Mohanty: Sailababa's Sister
16.30-17.10
I have been watching her for 20 years now and even I give all the plastic waste to her and she makes decorative products out of it.
Seeing her work, no one can ever say that she is 69-year-old.
VO: Sailabala has been engaged in making peacock, flower vases, artificial trees and plants for a decade now.
GFX: Sailababa's has been engaged in this work for a decade now
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