Meet Dhruv Goyal, a passionate 12th grader from Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula. Through his initiative “The Silent Devil: Aluminium Foil,” he aims to eradicate aluminum foil from his school while promoting eco-friendly alternatives. Inspired by the impactful project of his classmates Kanishtha and Srishti, Dhruv has taken significant strides towards environmental awareness. Name of The ProjectThe […]
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Naina Sharma’s “Mind Matters” campaign is breaking the stigma around mental health by promoting open dialogue and awareness in schools. Through collaboration with mental health professionals, she’s fostering a supportive environment where students can seek help confidently. Read more to discover how this initiative is creating a positive impact.
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Yuvraj Sardana’s “Read My Book – Lend One, Extend One” initiative is inspiring students to embrace eco-friendly reading habits while reducing paper waste. Discover how this changemaker is building a culture of knowledge sharing and sustainability in his school. Read more to see how small actions can create big impact!
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Kunjal Yadav, an 11th grader from Bhavan Vidyalaya Panchkula, is breaking taboos with her initiative “Taboo Traverse.” By raising awareness about menstruation and POCSO, Kunjal is fostering inclusivity and encouraging open dialogue on these important issues. Her efforts are creating a safer, more understanding school environment.
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Anvi Muradia, a 17-year-old student from Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula, launched “Waste Wise Symphony,” an initiative to promote waste segregation in her school. Through awareness sessions and color-coded bins, she transformed the school’s waste management practices, fostering a more environmentally conscious campus. Want to know how Anvi’s efforts are making an impact? Click here to learn more!
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Meet Taranpreet Kaur, an inspiring 8th-grade student from Solitaire International School, Panchkula. Guided by Project Qaabil’s mentor Ms Nirupama Roy, she took up the task of addressing the stigmatized and often misunderstood issue of menstruation. With the support of her mentor, Taranpreet led awareness sessions to foster inclusivity and break down the stigma around this
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1) Introduction Project Qaabil is excited to highlight the incredible initiative led by Richa Sharma, a dedicated 9th-grade student at D.C. Model SR. SEC. School, along with her classmates Tamanna and Simran Jeet. Their project, titled “Eco Brick,” aims to combat plastic pollution by transforming plastic waste into a valuable resource. Through innovative strategies and
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Sarthak Luthra, a student at Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula, led the impactful “Green Diwali” project, promoting eco-friendly celebrations by planting over 150 trees. His initiative, supported by Project Qaabil’s mentorship, aimed to reduce pollution and inspire sustainable practices. Click below to read more about his journey and the project’s lasting impact!
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Anti Bullying Impact project conducted at DC Montessori School by Changemakers Ruchi and Sneha. Taking mentorship from Ms Gunjan ,they have set new standards to student well being and inclusivity. Read more.
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Sustainability Project Ideas for Students: Turning Vision into Action 1) Turning Waste into Best To start a sustainability project grounded in waste management in your own school, consider focusing on commonly used yet harmful materials, and explore alternatives. Projects like “Eco Brick,” “The Silent Devil: Aluminium Foil,” and “Green Diwali” turn waste into valuable resources
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