E-Waste Awareness Quiz: Over 13,500 Participants Receive Digital Certificates

Unprecedented Support for E-Waste Awareness Quiz

An online quiz on e-waste management and awareness, held under the 'Prakriti Prahari' campaign by 'Teachers of Bihar,' has received unprecedented public support. The initiative aims to enhance public awareness regarding environmental protection and the safe management of e-waste.

Organized from October 28 to 30, the quiz saw approximately 13,500 participants receiving digital certificates. The primary goal was to educate teachers, students, and the general public on the proper disposal, recycling of e-waste, and the importance of environmental conservation.

Digital Engagement for Environmental Awareness

The quiz comprised 20 questions, with participants given just 10 minutes to answer. Digital certificates were made available for download 30 minutes after completion, a feature that greatly encouraged participants and helped disseminate the environmental protection message widely.

Shiv Kumar, founder of 'Teachers of Bihar,' and Technical Team Leader Er. Shivendra Prakash Suman highlighted the importance of leveraging digital platforms to connect educators and students with crucial topics like environmental protection. They pointed out the dangers of soil, water, and air pollution caused by uncontrolled e-waste disposal, emphasizing that such awareness activities inspire responsible behavior.

Practical Awareness on E-Waste Management

Abhishek Kumar, coordinator of the 'Prakriti Prahari' campaign, and Kumar Abhishek, quiz creator and co-coordinator, stated that the quiz aimed to foster practical awareness on safe collection, authorized recycling, and scientific disposal of e-waste, beyond just testing knowledge.

They described the encouraging participation of nearly 13,500 individuals as a significant achievement for the campaign and urged all participants to spread the message of environmental protection to their schools, families, and communities.

Collective Responsibility for a Greener Environment

State Spokesperson Ranjesh Kumar and State Media Coordinator Mrityunjay Kumar jointly announced that the 'Prakriti Prahari' campaign continually strives to foster a sense of collective responsibility.

They added that activities like the online quiz provide teachers and students with an opportunity to learn while also spreading social awareness. Emphasizing the urgent need for proper e-waste management, they underscored the critical role of public participation. They appealed to all teachers, students, and environmental enthusiasts to actively participate in such awareness campaigns and inspire others by sharing their digital certificates in the official Facebook group of the 'Prakriti Prahari' campaign.

'Teachers of Bihar's' initiative reflects their commitment to building a cleaner, healthier, and greener environment. The campaign's clear message is that e-waste should not be discarded indiscriminately but should be collected safely and disposed of properly through authorized channels.