Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Rajamahendravaram Students Showcase Recycling Projects at Awareness Exhibition
Students in Rajamahendravaram took part in an exhibition about protecting the environment.
The event was held as part of Swachhata Hi Seva.
Children from about 50 schools showed their science projects and artwork.
Their displays explained how to reduce, reuse and recycle waste.
Some students showed ways to separate different kinds of waste.
One project could alert sanitation workers when a dustbin was full.
Another project aimed to keep wild animals away from railway tracks.
Officials said learning about waste early can help students care for the environment.
Science and art exhibitions promoted waste management, reuse, recycling and waste reduction.
Students from about 50 government and private schools participated in the programme.
Projects included waste segregation methods and the Reduce, Reuse and Recycle concept.
Students displayed systems for dustbin alerts and preventing wild animals from entering railway tracks.
Municipal Commissioner Rahul Meena said early awareness can help protect the environment from plastic and other waste.
- Who
- Students from about 50 government and private schools, along with Municipal Commissioner Rahul Meena, participated in or addressed the programme.
- What
- A science and art exhibition was organised to raise awareness about waste management, reuse, recycling and waste reduction.
- When
- The exhibition was held on Wednesday.
- Where
- Sri Venkateswara Anam Kalakendram in Rajamahendravaram.
- Why
- The programme aimed to teach students about environmental protection and the effects of plastic and other waste.
- Programme
- Swachhata Hi Seva
- Participants
- Students from about 50 government and private schools
- Main theme
- Solid waste management
- Exhibits
- Science projects, models, drawings, posters, charts and creative works
- Featured concepts
- Waste segregation, reduction, reuse and recycling
- Official comment
- Rahul Meena said early awareness can help students understand waste’s environmental impact