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Mission Green Delhi Community got featured on Democracy News Live

Puneet Verma COVID19, News December 15, 2020December 17, 2020biomedical waste, biomedical waste management, masks pollution, surgical masks pollution, Waste Management, waste seggregation 0 Comment

Pleased to announce that MGD Community members got featured in a panel discussion on Democracy News Live on 14th December 2020 along with an eminent host, anchor, journalist, speaker, and chief editor of Democracy News Live, Mr. Rohit Gandhi. The agenda of this panel discussion had been to unveil the ground reality of the environmental impact of a surgical mask, which is now being used by everyone around the globe to control the COVID19 Coronavirus transmission.

MGD community members who got featured were Gig Economy practitioner Shashidhar Bhat and Hepatologist, Digestive Diseases, and Liver transplant Medicine Specialist Dr.Rakesh Kumar Jagdish. Environmental law expert Keith Varghese was also a member of the panel discussion. Experts shared their thoughts and perspective on best practices people should follow to dispose of biomedical waste generated in their homes. The panel discussion also emphasized community awareness and the role of citizens and government in educating people efficiently.

Special thanks to Krishangi Sinha, Producer Democracy News Live and the team for coordinating this panel discussion.

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Wet waste management workshop by Ranju Minhas

Puneet Verma News December 1, 2020December 1, 2020Waste Management, Waste Management Workshop in Delhi 0 Comment

Wet waste management workshop was organized on 29 Nov 2020 at Darshan Ashram by Ranju Minhas, an educationist and environmental crusader working towards conservation of natural resources since 2005. She founded Shield citizen’s initiative in 2010. The society won the WWF Earth hour award.

She founded “WoW Delhi” for financial empowerment of women in 2012.

In 2016 she started the “Harit Kachra Kranti” movement to raise awareness on the issue of waste generation in cities. She worked on finding solutions to manage green waste at the household level itself. In 2018 she innovated a “ranjucompostbin” a household cost-effective and easy to operate the composting device. Mrs. Minhas is a dynamic women entrepreneur, having launched the “PURE WASH” venture (Handmade herbal Soaps) to check water pollution at the household level. Currently, she conducts “Regenerative lifestyle” workshops in communities.

For gardening and composting requirement, neat and clean cocopeat bricks call Ashish Singh from Harit Kachra Kranti movement @ 9810883117.