Showing posts with label rally. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rally. Show all posts
Support Girls’ Education "Save a Girl"!
It is
a common belief in villages that girls don’t need an education. However, this
belief is destructive and misleading not only for the community, but also for
the society on the whole. Yuvaraj D Patil from VSM Institute of Technology
decided to solve this problem and support gender equality in the community of
his village of Nitawade by giving awareness about girls’ education. Yuvaraj
admits that in his village people don’t pay enough attention to education for
girls, so the LEader decided to address this issue to the residents of his
village. For this project Yuvaraj met the principal of the school and with the
help of the students organized a protest called “Save Girl”. This protest
addressed common problems faced by girls in small villages, including equal
educational opportunities. By addressing the issue, Yuvaraj expressed his
worries and concern about human rights. Yuvaraj is sure that now people should
understand the importance of education for both girls and boys.
Posted on Tuesday, March 03, 2015
Rally for a Clean Lake
Posted on Tuesday, March 03, 2015
Paper instead of Plastic

One of the most important qualities of the leader is being able to help others and make a change. Thus, Yuvaraj D Patil, a student at VSM Institute of Technology in Nipani developed an environmental friendly approach and came up with the idea to re-use paper. After students complete their studies there are papers and books, which are not going to be used. Usually, students sell paper and get 2 rupees per kilogram. However, Yuvaraj came up with the idea to re-use paper and make envelopes for sale instead of using plastic envelopes. Selling envelopes, students can make up to 10 to 15 rupees per kilogram and safe the environment from excessive use of plastic. For this project, Yuvaraj gathered together all the students from his village of Nitawade. The Leader taught them how to be creative and make envelopes. Although making envelopes was challenging, together students were able to make almost 300 envelopes for sale. After the project was completed, Yuvaraj has realized how many things he was able to accomplish. The plastic use is reduced, environment is preserved, students were able to earn money and gain creative skills.
Posted on Tuesday, March 03, 2015
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