
More than a clean-up: protecting the Ganga
More than 30 volunteers collected 500+ kg of waste from the Ganga riverbank and encouraged responsible disposal.
On the ground
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More than 30 volunteers collected 500+ kg of waste from the Ganga riverbank and encouraged responsible disposal.

Around 12 members distributed 100+ notebooks and pens, with fruits and biscuits, among children.

New and pre-owned clothes collected from households were distributed directly among people in need.

Volunteers cleared waste from the river's edge and planted native saplings to hold the soil.

Weekly mentoring helps first-generation learners with reading, maths and confidence — keeping them in school and dreaming bigger.

Residents planted and adopted trees across a neglected public space, committing to water each sapling through its first summer.

Nutritious meals reached children on drive days, easing hunger so they could focus on learning and play.

Shopkeepers and students teamed up for a public-place cleanliness drive, setting up segregated waste points that are still in use.

Study-material kits went to children across schools, removing a small-but-real barrier to showing up ready to learn.