Welcome to our new podcast on I Change My City Challenge.
This is a simple project for students studying in 6th to 12th standard across the country.

Visit : challenge.ichangemycity.com for more details now!

I Change My City Challenge - Intro

Welcome to our new podcast on I Change My City Challenge.
This is a simple project for students studying in 6th to 12th standard across the country.

Welcome back to the I Change My City Challenge Podcast Part 2.

To participate in the challenge, identify an issue that you would like to work on. It can be on Civic issues such as potholes, bad roads, traffic, streetlights so on Social issues like child labour, bullying, educations and others
Environmental issues such as pollution, health & sanitation, on lakes and so on. Every issue is important. So, even if the issue you have identified is not listed, go ahead and work on it. 

Visit challenge.ichangemycity.com to participate and there are exciting prizes in store for you.

IChangeMyCityChallenge Podcast 2

Hi Young Friends!
Welcome back to the I Change My City Challenge Podcast Part 3.
Under any of the identified issue, you may either conduct a campaign or build or innovate solution.
Under campaigns you may conduct an awareness session or rally.
Under solution you may build a working model of rain water harvesting or model of innovations that can address the issue.
Even you can do both and become a champion!
So start working on the ichangemy city challenge now! 
Visit challenge.ichangemycity.com to participate and there are exciting prizes in store for you.
Stay tuned for our next podcast on how you can involve your community members!

I Change My City Challenge Podcast 3

Episode 5:

Hello friends!

Welcome back to episode 5 of the ‘I Change My City Challenge’ Podcast!  
I’m here today with an inspiring success story of team work and resilience. A few alumni students of Little Angels English School, saw that garbage was thrown everywhere and that it had begun to pile up. The residents had also started complaining of the bad odour that emanated from these heaps of garbage and the pest problem that sprouted from leaving garbage unattended. The residents of the area found it hard to pinpoint who was throwing garbage so carelessly, and discovered a stretch that was not brightly lit and was the cause of the neighbourhood’s misery. The students took things into their own hands! They met the Corporator, engineers and even an MLA to get the job done. Their influence spread not only to one ward but two! They even created awareness amongst the residents to dispose waste by the process of segregation. Talk about the power of active citizenship. 
Stay tuned for more success stories!

I Change My City Challenge Podcast 4

Episode 5:
Hello friends!
Welcome back to episode 5 of the ‘I Change My City Challenge’ Podcast!  
I’m here today with an inspiring success story of team work and resilience. A few alumni students of Little Angels English School, saw that garbage was thrown everywhere and that it had begun to pile up. The residents had also started complaining of the bad odour that emanated from these heaps of garbage and the pest problem that sprouted from leaving garbage unattended. The residents of the area found it hard to pinpoint who was throwing garbage so carelessly, and discovered a stretch that was not brightly lit and was the cause of the neighbourhood’s misery. The students took things into their own hands! They met the Corporator, engineers and even an MLA to get the job done. Their influence spread not only to one ward but two! They even created awareness amongst the residents to dispose waste by the process of segregation. Talk about the power of active citizenship. 
Stay tuned for more success stories!

I Change My City Challenge Podcast 5

Hi folks!
I’m so glad you have tuned in to episode 6 of the ‘I Change My City Challenge’ Podcast! This time, I am going to tell you a story of smart thinking and sustainability. 
What happens to the water we use at wash basins? It goes down the pipe and into the drain as waste water, right? And because this happen day after day after day, imagine how much water goes into the drain like this! Must this water go waste? Can it not be reused in some way? That’s what the students of Government High School at K Gollahalli, Bengaluru, wondered. And they realised that it can be reused! 
They convinced the school authorities to redirect the water from wash basins to the plants and trees in the campus! So, instead of being wasted, the water is now being used to nourish plants and trees, and to replenish the ground water table. By getting the water recycled, the students have shown that they are not just concerned about the environment, but are also willing to take prompt action when required. 
We need more people to act like this, if we are to bring about a positive change in our society. Hats off to these students! They REALLY are champions of change!
Keep tuning in with us for more such powerful stories of change! For details about the Challenge, visit challenge.ichangemycity.com

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