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Our Kedarnath Deposit Refund System (DRS) project stands as a monumental testament to how behavioural change can change the course of plastic waste polluting our planet. The simplicity of DRS encourages individuals to assume responsibility for their waste, fostering a culture of responsible waste management. Our vision for a...

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Good job sir

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Great foundation for @ShriKedarnath clean 🙏💐👏

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Great work

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पर्यावरण के सत्यता से काम करने वाले भगवान के दूत ही है, बहुत ही उत्तम कार्य🙏

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Good Job Sir 👍👍👍👍

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Good morning

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If every indian gives me 10rs then there can be a drastic change in MY life

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I was thinking like this but I'm a common boy

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What about the companies. What are their responsibilities??

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