The ‘Visarjan Se Vidya Tak’ project creatively transforms discarded Ganesha idols into functional furniture, such as study tables for educational institutions. Spearheaded by Malhar Kaalambe and Dr. Binish Desai, the initiative has already repurposed 3,000 kg of Plaster of Paris into essential school furniture. By 2026, they aim to increase their output to 5,000 tables and additional educational resources, promoting sustainability while improving learning environments.
Trending
- Kansas neighbour cut 133 trees; court upholds $6,500 damages award
- New light-powered material could make clean hydrogen cheaper to produce
- France school protests: 15-year-old student loses hand in stun grenade incident
- Watch: Russian soldier takes down Ukrainian drone with portable air defence system
- Ames crater, once linked to a 470-million-year-old event, may be nearly 370 million years old
- 100 fighter jets part of op ‘Yemen Dawn’ to wrest Red Sea from Houthis
- 5,000-year-old Egyptian skulls reveal new evidence of retainer sacrifice
- Pennsylvania developer offers 4,500 households $10,000 each; locals still say no
From 3,000 kg of Ganesha idol waste to 760 study tables: Inside ‘Visarjan Se Vidya Tak’ initiative
By
Add A Comment