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

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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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Haritha Veeragoni

4 months 2 weeks ago

A Zero Waste Mahotsav can be achieved by banning single-use plastic and promoting cloth bags, leaf plates and reusable utensils. Install colour-coded bins for wet, dry and recyclable waste across the mela. Deploy volunteers to guide proper segregation. Introduce a deposit-return system for utensils to avoid littering. Use QR-based help points for waste reporting and awareness. Convert wet waste into compost and recycle dry waste. Awareness through announcements and posters will promote “Bhakti b

NitinDevidasUdar

4 months 2 weeks ago

To, Hon’ble Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Government of India, New Delhi. Subject: Request for creating a simple and free hallmarking system for household and old gold jewellery owned by citizens across the country. household gold under the hallmarking system will not only protect consumers but also create formal documentation of the thousands of tons of gold already present within the country. It will strengthen the economy, reduce tax evasion,

NitinDevidasUdar

4 months 2 weeks ago

NAVNEETKUSHWAHA_17

4 months 2 weeks ago

The theme “Bhakti Bhi, Prakriti Bhi” beautifully combines devotion with environmental responsibility. It promotes the idea that true worship of God also means protecting nature, which is considered sacred in Indian culture. Festivals and melas attract thousands of devotees, so they can become powerful platforms for spreading awareness about cleanliness, sustainability, and eco-friendly living. The following suggestions can help transform any religious fair or Mahotsav into a meaningful and envir

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KACHHAD NAVNITKUMAR BAVANJIBHAI

4 months 2 weeks ago

खरीदने के लिए 6 महीने भारत में आकर रहने वाला नियम हटाने का निवेदन क्योकि अगर 6 महीने कोई भारतीय नागरिक खेती कि जमीन खरीदने के लिए इंडिया में आकर रहेगा तो उसका वीजा और जॉब दोनों चली जाएगी इसलिए ये नियम अव्यावहारिक ह, इससे विदेशी मुद्रा का नुकसान हो रहा ह , ये 6 महीने वाला नियम जिसने बनाया ह उसको क्या फ़र्क़ पड़ता ह उसकी तो नौकरी आ रही ह , बाक़ी जनता से उसे कोई मतलब न्ही ,एसे इकनो विदेशी मुद्रा चाहिए,इन्वेस्ट करणे न्ही दोगे भारतीय नागरिक

sandeepkumarverma_297

4 months 2 weeks ago

विषय: विदेश में रहने वाले भारतीय नागरिकों को कृषि भूमि खरीदने के लिए 6 महीने भारत में आकर रहने वाला नियम हटाने का निवेदन क्योकि अगर 6 महीने कोई भारतीय नागरिक खेती कि जमीन खरीदने के लिए इंडिया में आकर रहेगा तो उसका वीजा और जॉब दोनों चली जाएगी इसलिए ये नियम अव्यावहारिक ह, इससे विदेशी मुद्रा का नुकसान हो रहा ह , ये 6 महीने वाला नियम जिसने बनाया ह उसको क्या फ़र्क़ पड़ता ह उसकी तो नौकरी आ रही ह , बाक़ी जनता से उसे कोई मतलब न्ही ,एसे इकनो विदेशी मुद्रा चाहिए,इन्वेस्ट करणे न्ही दोगे भारतीय नागरिक को

Arryan Raina

4 months 2 weeks ago

My idea is that We can use Old Dried Flowers ,Which had been offered to God ,The flowers can be used in a way to make natural Sugandhit Dhoop/ Agarbatti By Crushing those flowers, mixing with kapoor and various other elements that are needed to make dhoop solid and sugandhit. In this way the Pooja of God is also done and the old flowers will again be recycled to make such a useful product, Which would again can be used in Pooja. It would help in waste reduction and also offer naturality to God.

TapojyotiGhosh_36

4 months 2 weeks ago

Please read the suggestions in the attached PDF file.

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TapojyotiGhosh_36

4 months 2 weeks ago

Please read the suggestions in the attached PDF file.

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saurabhbhirud_1

4 months 2 weeks ago

Bhakti Bhi Prakriti Bhi can become successful by making the mela fully plastic free Food stalls should use leaf and paper items Separate bins for wet dry and religious waste should be placed across the mela Local students and volunteers can guide visitors about cleanliness QR codes can help with directions and waste reporting Flower and food waste can be converted into compost This can make the mela clean green and a model for sustainable religious events in India

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