Raipur finds beauty in trash

In central India,

Raipur

witnessed a festival celebrating garbage; setting an example that garbage can be used for making beautiful artworks and installations. “Among them, were those named Charcha and Udaan, created by the students of Mumbai’s J J School of Art and Indira Kala Academy, Rajanandgaon. These creations were made using waste collected by the RMC in a month-long kabaad morcha (garbage-collection drive) prior to the event. "It is our continuous endeavour to help facilitate sustainable development and create a healthy environment for all. Keeping in sync with the ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’, this festival promotes the objective of cleanliness in a distinctive way” says one of the organisers of the

Kachra Mahotsav

in Raipur.