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      3. Inviting Ideas for Shri Parshurameshwar Pura Mahadev Temple Mahashivratri as Zero Waste Mahotsav – Baghpat

      Inviting Ideas for Shri Parshurameshwar Pura Mahadev Temple Mahashivratri as Zero Waste Mahotsav – Baghpat

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      Inviting Ideas for Shri Parshurameshwar Pura Mahadev Temple Mahashivratri as Zero Waste Mahotsav – Baghpat
      Start Date 05/05/2026 - 10:00
      End Date 30/06/2026 - 23:45
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      The District Administration Baghpat invites citizens, youth, innovators and institutions from across India on MyGov to share innovative and practical ideas to transform the Shri Parshurameshwar Pura Mahadev Mahashivratri Mela into a Zero Waste Mahotsav on theme “Bhakti Bhi, Prakriti Bhi”.

      Building on the successful implementation of a Zero Waste model during Falguni Mahashivratri 2026 celebrations, this initiative aims to further strengthen sustainable practices and develop Baghpat as a model for green and responsible religious gatherings in India.

      Aligned with the vision of Mission LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment), Swachh Bharat and sustainable tourism, the initiative promotes environmentally responsible behaviour, reduction of waste, resource efficiency and community participation in large public events.

      What kind of ideas are we looking for?
      1. Participants are encouraged to submit practical, scalable and innovative ideas in areas such as:
      a. Waste management and zero waste systems
      b. Plastic-free alternatives for melas and religious events
      c. Eco-friendly materials and green infrastructure
      d. Awareness campaigns and behavioural change strategies
      e. Volunteer and youth engagement models
      f. Use of technology (apps, QR-based services, monitoring systems, etc.) 
      g. Sustainable tourism and visitor management

      How to participate? 
      1. Submit your idea in maximum 200–300 words
      2. Focus on solutions that can be practically implemented on ground
      3. You may include examples, models or case references

      What will happen to your ideas?
      Selected ideas will be reviewed by the District Administration and considered for implementation during the Shravani Mahashivratri Mela scheduled in second week of August 2026. Selected contributions may also be recognised as part of a district-led innovation initiative and documented as good practices.

      This is an opportunity to contribute to building a national model of sustainable religious events, promote environmental responsibility, and strengthen citizen participation in governance. Your ideas can help demonstrate how tradition, technology and sustainability can work together for a better future.

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      mdbiyani@hotmail.com
      mdbiyani@hotmail.com
      2 hours 56 minutes ago

      hindu havan how it is done and wound up all cleaned chanting mantras. No plastic, wrappers, pouches allowed - all from earth , metal glass washable. Food prasad in pattals, dona . duty of bhakts to do cleaning - how jyotish advises . keep it simple, farm. cattle, barter system ., education, ayurveda, nadi - Nepal villages still doing it. clothes fashion as per tribal -they stll have it . Music, connections community living . all farm /animal waste turned into natural gas ,compost

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      PadmavathyBalasubramanian
      PadmavathyBala…
      3 hours 36 minutes ago

      Vocal for local: Saathi is embarking on a partnership with Ekal Vidyalaya, one of India’s largest education NGOs, which has a network in every state in India to educate women about feminine hygiene. Reproductive Tract Infection (RTI) is 70% more common among adolescent and women. Inadequate menstrual protection makes adolescent girls (age group 12-18 years). The Saathi Pads reforms in India are made entirely of banana fiber and an absorbent of bleeding. Ecofriendly materials green PFA

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      Aswindas
      4 hours 11 minutes ago

      In keralam waste is collected from homes but still we can see in different roadsides waste is dumped. The main reason is there is no waste basket to put waste even though we have waste baskets in different places. Only a few people put waste in the waste basket. If we have big waste baskets placed in different places and even on highways for every one kilometer or two kilometer people can put waste in it while traveling. Placing a lot of waste baskets can cost a lot to the government  but we can

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      AayushDharme
      Ayush Dharme
      19 hours 52 minutes ago

      The Zero Waste Mahotsav at Shri Parshurameshwar Pura Mahadev Temple can promote “Bhakti Bhi, Prakriti Bhi” through plastic-free arrangements, eco-friendly materials, waste segregation, QR-based services, and youth volunteer participation. Awareness campaigns, composting of temple waste, reusable water systems, and sustainable tourism practices can make Baghpat a national model for green religious celebrations. — Ayush H. Dharme

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      Dhanush B Harisuthan
      23 hours 45 minutes ago

      “Bhakti Bhi, Prakriti Bhi” can become a national model through a Zero Waste Temple System at Pura Mahadev. Biodegradable puja materials, QR refill water stations, smart bins and GPS-based cleaning can reduce waste effectively. Temple flower waste may be converted into compost and incense products through local self-help groups. NCC/NSS volunteers can guide devotees on cleanliness and waste segregation, making the festival spiritually pure and environmentally responsible.

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      Dhanush B Harisuthan
      23 hours 45 minutes ago

      “Bhakti Bhi, Prakriti Bhi” can become a national model through a Zero Waste Temple System at Pura Mahadev. Biodegradable puja materials, QR refill water stations, smart bins and GPS-based cleaning can reduce waste effectively. Temple flower waste may be converted into compost and incense products through local self-help groups. NCC/NSS volunteers can guide devotees on cleanliness and waste segregation, making the festival spiritually pure and environmentally responsible.

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      Thulasi
      1 day 2 hours ago

      To achieve sustainable place, we need to follow: Restrict plastic from visitors Introduce reusable steel/clay “Puja Kits” for devotees. Include sections for milk, curd, honey, oil/ghee and cotton wicks. Promote “Bring Your Bottle/Vessel” campaigns to avoid single-use plastic. Set up QR-based refill kiosks for controlled and hygienic distribution. Collect used oil and organic offerings for composting and biofuel production. Deploy youth volunteers for awareness and waste segregation support.

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      1 day 2 hours ago

      To achieve sustainable place, we need to follow: Restrict plastic from visitors Introduce reusable steel/clay “Puja Kits” for devotees. Include sections for milk, curd, honey, oil/ghee and cotton wicks. Promote “Bring Your Bottle/Vessel” campaigns to avoid single-use plastic. Set up QR-based refill kiosks for controlled and hygienic distribution. Collect used oil and organic offerings for composting and biofuel production. Deploy youth volunteers for awareness and waste segregation support.

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      Tanisha Prahlad Babriwal
      1 day 9 hours ago

      “Bhakti Bhi, Prakriti Bhi” can be achieved by making the Mahashivratri Mela completely plastic-free using cloth bags, leaf plates, and reusable steel utensils. Color-coded bins, composting of floral waste, and recycling units should be installed. Youth volunteers and QR-based awareness campaigns can encourage visitors to follow eco-friendly practices. Solar lights and water refill stations will further support a clean, sustainable, and zero-waste Mahotsav.

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