BHS students for a greener environment

    • Althea.Phillips@timesgroup.com
    • Publish Date: Jan 16 2020 4:58PM
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    • Updated Date: Jan 16 2020 4:58PM
BHS students for a greener environment

 

Five selected students of class IX (Nishant Kashyap, Nikunj Gupta, Kavya Kanodia, Vedant Agarwal, Yukt Khemka), Birla High School participated in a project titled Teen Takeover @MMB: The Next 60 Years as Imagined by Young People. This initiative had been organised by  ThinkArts Foundation, and it took place at the library of Goethe Institut, Max Muller Bhaban. Students of BHS and others went to Goethe Institut from November 11 to 13 to prepare their art works and installation according concept. The exhibition opened for view from November 14 to 16. There were 35 students from seven reputed schools from all over the city. BHS students installed their art work in the first floor of the library. Their art teacher Susanta Pal helped students to materialised the project. BHS students placed ten paper glasses filled with seeds on a table. And around the table there were three large sized posters.  Apart from that, a few slogans were written on environmental awareness. The key idea was that visitors would take those seeds and spread them on the ground wherever they want. As a result, in the next 60 years, the seeds will be turned into trees. In this way, students are calling on people to get more green and refreshing environment in a future world.




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