From plogging to botanical art, citizens turn up for Bengaluru: The wider industry impact

From plogging to botanical art, citizens turn up for Bengaluru: The wider industry impact

The Times of India #IAMBengaluru initiative at Koramangala 5th Block Park hosted a unique Botanical Art Workshop, led by Youth for Seva. The activity saw innovative artworks created out of dried flora.

From plogging to botanical art, citizens turn up for Bengaluru: The wider industry impact

2, Youth for Seva organised a plogging and clean-up drive followed by a waste segregation session. Citizens participate in The Times of India’s #IAMBengaluru Jog and Plogging Activity at Jakkuru Park, led by Jalaposhan Trust. At RBI Layout Park No. Students of National Public School, Rajajinagar, as part of their Project Evara initiative, demonstrated innovative methods of textile waste segregation to volunteers. The campaign’s fifth week began with a jog and plogging activity at Jakkur Park, led by Jalaposhan Trust, encouraging participants to combine fitness with environmental action. The initiative is presented by Multigen, in association with Kristu Jayanti University and supported by Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA).

From plogging to botanical art, citizens turn up for Bengaluru: The wider industry impact

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