Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Delhi Students Become Changemakers to Combat Air Pollution
Students in Delhi are becoming air pollution fighters!
Schools and colleges are joining a program to teach kids about clean air.
Each month focuses on a different theme, like planting trees or reducing waste.
Students participate in activities like clean-up drives and visiting factories.
The goal is to help kids learn about air pollution and take action to make the air cleaner.
It's like a special project where students become environmental heroes for their city!
Delhi students are being mobilized to address air pollution through awareness and action.
The Directorate of Education is engaging youth (15+) for awareness via the MY Bharat platform.
Monthly themed activities include clean-up drives, tree planting, and reducing emissions.
Special events will be organized around World Environment Day and Swachh Vayu Diwas.
The initiative aims to empower students to create a healthier, sustainable future.
- Who
- School and college students in Delhi
- What
- Participating in awareness campaigns and activities to combat air pollution.
- When
- Monthly, with special events on designated days.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To engage youth in becoming changemakers and promote cleaner air.
- Participants
- Thousands of students
- Participant Groups
- Schools, colleges, eco-clubs
- Platform
- MY Bharat platform
- Activities
- Monthly themed activities
- Special Events
- World Environment Day (June 5), Swachh Vayu Diwas (Sept 7), Zero Emission Day (Sept 21)