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00:44and also to connect the army to people.
00:48So, how did you get this in which areas?
00:51First of all, waste management is very important.
00:56I think that every area of waste is very important.
01:06After all, the army is also very important.
01:13where people can't reach easily.
01:17They have their own criteria, their own security,
01:20so they have to reach there.
01:21But for them, there was a big challenge
01:24that the waste can be segregated
01:30and how they can reach the recycler.
01:32So that's why we talked to the army.
01:37First of all,
01:38I want to tell you that first of all,
01:39we had a cricket match in Ramwan.
01:46Ramwan is a place where the strength of the people
01:51are very strong.
01:52So we had a cricket match so that people can join
01:56and when people came there,
01:58there was a team of matches,
02:03we had to be aware of waste management
02:07and we had to be aware of waste management.
02:11We had to be aware of waste management
02:11and waste management
02:13and how important role it is in our lives.
02:16So that's how we connected them
02:19to the village.
02:21Some of the villages were like this,
02:22where they only saw the people of the army.
02:26The people of the outside were saying
02:27that the people of the outside were 75 years old.
02:29the people of the outside were in the village.
02:31So that was a very difficult work for us.
02:35And then we explained to our army officers
02:39that there was a plastic bank.
02:44and the people who were in the army were trained, because their food comes in aseptic cartons,
02:52like juices and fruits, they come in cartons and use them as well as Cargill and all other places,
03:03so they use them and then throw them in landfill.
03:07So, they have so many places, they have limited places because they have to fight,
03:14and there are a lot of activities that they have to do in the small mountains.
03:19So, first of all, we have put a plastic bank,
03:22so that whatever plastic is, it can be removed and then we have to reach the recycler.
03:29After doing this, we have talked about the Northern Command,
03:33and with Tetra Pak, we have prepared a whole project,
03:40that as much as possible in the Northern Command,
03:44the plastic waste that is being removed,
03:47like Leh, Ladakh, Cargill, Siachin,
03:51and the other place, as the country for all the places,
03:53we have served the property,
03:54and how they where they are from,
03:56so here we have put a baling machine,
04:00because they have put a baling machine here.
04:01if we see it in the two days,
04:03everything was all built,
04:05so they put a baling machine here,
04:08so they will put the baling machine there,
04:08and what is it for,
04:09what is it that when they are the baling machines,
04:23and we can reach the recycler to the truck.
04:26So we had six places in the baleing machine,
04:30and this was a whole tour,
04:32like Cargill, Ladakh, Siyachin and other places.
04:38So our team went there,
04:40and we had to take a group of people from there.
04:46And why is it necessary?
04:48They told us all this.
04:48They told us all these things.
04:50Dr. Payank was leading the team.
04:54And we told them how the machines work,
04:59how they work,
05:00and they told us all the systems.
05:03And that's what we have done.
05:06The plastic base from there,
05:09do you recycle them?
05:11What do you provide in the army?
05:13Or what do you provide in the village?
05:14What do you provide in the village?
05:16What do you provide in the village?
05:17The plastic base is also a whole procedure.
05:22The plastic base is different from it.
05:24The plastic base is different from it.
05:26The plastic base is different from it.
05:26There are different types of plastics.
05:29So they all are segregated.
05:31They are segregated from it.
05:33And they are all in factories.
05:34We are sending them to them.
05:39Then we take sheets from there.
05:42These sheets are boards.
05:45Like, we have used the boards,
05:46The same boards are made by plastic and you can make a lot of furniture.
05:57We had these boards in Ramwan and we tried to figure out how to make a board successful or successful.
06:06and they built a full office furniture in their camp
06:10and then they built the furniture in the cold and warm
06:16and successfully worked.
06:19So after that, when our board was successful,
06:24then we are sending them to Leh Ladakh in many schools
06:29so that they can prepare the furniture for school
06:32and the children can sit there.
06:34So this is the use of this.
06:37As you have made of plastic,
06:40you have sent them to the place in the proper place,
06:44then we are sending them back to the board
06:49so that they can re-use the furniture and different things,
06:55the furniture and the office furniture can be made.
06:57So in this situation, how many people of the people of the army
07:03have grown up?
07:09I didn't think that we had to put plastic in the dustbin, but they knew that they had to put
07:19it in the dustbin.
07:19But when we went and told them that we had to put plastic in the dustbin so that it could
07:27be recycled.
07:29So, in this way, the local people also supported them and they also prepared their plastic banks as well.
07:40So that the society and the people of the people of the plastic are in the dustbin.
07:47And since the army is very involved, the army is an important role.
07:52We also have trained the army. And the army started to segregate the plastic.
07:59They were segregated, so the people of the people of the people of the people who made the sense of
08:06the people.
08:06We also heard the sense of the Senko because they are dependent on the people of the people.
08:10So they also learned a lot of things and followed them.
08:18So do you see where to go?
08:24Where do you try to go?
08:26We are working with the army because we are working a long time
08:29and our NGO is the first NGO that is working with them.
08:35So now our northern command has been completed.
08:41After that we will be working with eastern command.
08:44So most probably in May or June we will be working with eastern command.
08:49So our whole goal is that the army of all sectors,
08:54all the sectors, plastic waste management,
08:58the waste management system should be implemented.
09:04So this is our whole goal.
09:06Now we have completed it in two areas.
09:09Now we will be working with eastern command.
09:11We will be working with the army.
09:25So we will be working with the army.
09:32or we will be working with the army of all sectors.
09:33So can you help us this year to get a job done?
09:39Yes, we are working on waste management many years.
09:46We work very well in the society and in that way we have worked.
09:50We work so much in society and have worked so well.
09:51like our Plastic Thaila Bank which was very rich and our Bertan Bank was also very popular.
10:00So in this way, we implemented little things in societies like Thaila Bank, Plastic and Bertan Bank.
10:10And this way, people connected to this, that if people live in a party, they try not to use single
10:19-use plastic.
10:23If parties are at home, they don't use disposable.
10:27They don't use disposable, take the Bertan Bank and use it.
10:32So this is a very important thing for societies and hospitals.
10:38And for schools, in Delhi NCR, there was a Plastic Bank in 24-25 schools.
10:46And some years there was a plastic collection from there.
10:51And they used to it.
10:53Now, in every school, there was a system that there is a cupboard.
10:57So the kids, the chips, the packets, the chips, the packets,
11:01they put it in the cupboard.
11:03They put it in the collection of plastic.
11:07And then they put it in the Plastic Bank.
11:10So in this way, every school is doing a lot of work.
11:12So we have placed a Plastic Bank in many places.
11:16And now they have put it in place.
11:19And now they have put it in place.
11:21So they are not Knowing their plasticamines.
11:22So we work for this too.
11:26Even our practical stockage for saleers.
11:29Just to tell us that they were今日は best to prepare for it.
11:32They were using the glassed bowl.
11:34We have noestoners to hold anything up here.
11:36Somebody nieces have a tradition of plastic trees.
11:43So they really need some stuff to chew
11:47You can take them out and save them often.
11:48And those may be in toggle enhancing contamination.
11:50we have to take a step to the end.
11:54If we think we can do it or just do it,
11:57it is not the end,
11:58until every human doesn't do it,
12:02we have to keep ourselves alive
12:05and keep our people alive.
12:11Like the Dipali Shinha Maim said,
12:14they had to work with the army
12:30Thank you very much.
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