Archive · 8 Nov 2025
Hyderabad Varsity Students Launch 'Zero Accident Zone' Campaign for Road Safety
Students in Hyderabad are very sad because some of their friends died in a bad car accident on a highway.
They have started a campaign called 'Zero Accident Zone' to make the roads safer.
They want the grown-ups in charge to fix the roads, add lights, and build barriers so no one else gets hurt.
They are using social media and even AI pictures to get their message to the government.
They want everyone to remember that road safety is important for all of us.
Students from Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University launched the 'Zero Accident Zone' campaign.
The campaign is in memory of classmates who died in the Vikarabad highway accident.
Students are demanding safer roads, better street lighting, and the construction of road dividers.
The campaign has gained significant traction online, with over 3,000 social media followers.
They are calling for urgent government action to address the unsafe conditions on the Vikarabad highway.
- Who
- Students of Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University, Koti, and the non-profit Oyster
- What
- Launched a 'Zero Accident Zone' campaign demanding safer roads after a fatal highway accident.
- When
- The campaign began online and a solidarity meeting is planned for Sunday.
- Where
- Hyderabad, focusing on the Vikarabad highway
- Why
- In memory of classmates who died in a highway accident, to demand accountability for unsafe road infrastructure, and to prevent future tragedies.
- University
- Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University, Koti, Hyderabad
- Campaign Name
- Zero Accident Zone – Our Road, Our Safety
- Initiation Date
- Recent (following Vikarabad highway accident)
- Social Media Followers
- Over 3,000
- Key Demands
- Safer roads, proper street lighting, road dividers
- Collaborating Non-profit
- Oyster