Question

"Garbage free India" essay in 500 words​

Answer 1

Answer:

            "GARBAGE-FREE INDIA"

Any substance that is non decomposable by microorganisms are harmful for nature and ecosystem.

In India Swacch Bharat or Clean India initiative has been taken to make India free from plastic and all kinds of wastes.

Almost all types of garbage contains plastic.

So, we need to know how to remove plastic from India.

Since plastic is made of polymer it is nowadays one of the most harmful non biodegradable or non decomposable matter causing an imbalance in the ecosystem. Not only the faunas in land but aquatic faunas are also suffering due to the increase in number of plastic wastes per year.

Plastics are getting drained in the water bodies causing the aquatic animals difficulties in survival.

Plastic bags are made of polymers that contains harmful toxins and burning of such toxins causes air pollution.

Use of plastic bags should be banned and it should be replaced by bags made of natural biodegradable compounds such as jute bag. In Mumbai or Chennai most of the beaches are polluted and garbages are loaded with plastic which clogs the sewage system. Every year Mumbai gets flooded in the rainy season, where one of the most important issue is clogged drain due to excessive plastic use. It is seen that out of 7500 tons of waste percentage of plastic is 9.

For all these reasons Indian government has taken stern measures against plastic use and has banned it for a better environment. Anyone seen using or selling plastic should be fined with huge amount of money and necessary lawsuit must be filed against that person.

               "SWACHH BHARAT , SWASTH BHARAT"

HOPE IT HELPS,

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Answer 2

Explanation:

According to reports, the rural and urban areas of the country will witness special 'swachhta' initiatives during the week. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister asserted that Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has played a key role in the country's fight against coronavirus. He lauded every citizen for making "swachhata a jan andolan (mass movement)".

In his speech, PM Modi urged the district level authorities to construct toilets in the villages under their supervision and to repair the existing ones during the week. He said that the areas where the migrant workers have been residing should be prioritized.Before his address, he reportedly interacted with school children and explained the significance of following social distancing norms, wearing of masks and not to spit in the open to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

"Poverty, compulsion to defecate in open, single-use plastic, discrimination, terror and violence, corruption, finding water with difficulties will have to quit India," PM Modi said.