Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Mirchi Green Yodha Initiative Concludes in Pune with Positive Outcomes
A campaign called Mirchi Green Yodha, supported by a company and an NGO, helped clean up Pune.
They collected plastic and old electronics.
They used the plastic to make benches for parks and schools.
They fixed up old computers and gave them to schools that needed them.
This helped the environment and gave kids access to digital learning.
Mirchi Green Yodha campaign, with MNGL and Poornam Ecovision Foundation, concluded in Pune.
The campaign aligned with the UN's 2025 theme, focused on reducing plastic and electronic waste.
40+ public benches were installed, made from recycled plastic collected during the campaign.
100 computers were donated to under-resourced schools, made from refurbished e-waste.
The initiative involved citizen engagement, collection drives, and awareness campaigns.
- Who
- Mirchi, Maharashtra Natural Gas Limited (MNGL), and Poornam Ecovision Foundation collaborated on the campaign.
- What
- The Mirchi Green Yodha campaign concluded in Pune, focusing on waste reduction and community empowerment.
- When
- The campaign concluded on July 31st.
- Where
- Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To reduce plastic and electronic waste and promote environmental sustainability.
- Campaign Name
- Mirchi Green Yodha
- Location
- Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Partners
- MNGL, Poornam Ecovision Foundation
- Focus
- Plastic and e-waste reduction
- Benches Installed
- 40+
- Computers Donated
- 100
- Schools Benefited
- Under-resourced schools