How 23-Year-Old Akash Yadav Is Cleaning the Ganga One Ghat at a Time
What can two young people with no funding and no authority achieve? 💚♻️ At just 23, Akash Yadav and a friend decided to stop waiting for someone else to clean their surroundings. They simply picked up the first bag of g
At just 23, Akash Yadav and a friend decided to stop waiting for someone else to clean their surroundings. They simply picked up the first bag of garbage.
Today, their initiative, Cleanup Patwai, has grown into a 15-member youth movement that’s transforming communities across Rampur, Uttar Pradesh.
Together, they’ve:
🌊 Revived 4 Ganga Ghats
♻️ Removed 1+ tonne of plastic waste
🌿 Restored ponds and public spaces
🌳 Planted 1,000 trees
Their journey is proof that meaningful change doesn’t always begin with power or resources. Sometimes, it begins with one decision to act.
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* Who Is Akash Yadav? The Youth Cleaning the Ganga
* Cleanup Patwai’s Mission to Revive Ganga Ghats
* How Young Indians Are Fighting Plastic Pollution
* Rampur’s Youth-Led Ganga Cleanup Story
* From Two Volunteers to a Community Movement
Source: The Better India
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