21-Year-Old Cleaned a Dumpster River Alone in India - The Before and After Pictures Impress
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An Indian university student received a job offer from a global environmental organization after several months of cleaning up a river covered with garbage and filth on his own, and it is a hot topic.
His effort went viral online. The dramatic change in central India's Ajnar River is the result of the persistent effort of a 21-year-old college student, who decided to take action when he found that garbage had turned the river into a landfill. Surendra Singh Chodhari, known on social media as “Bittu Tabahi”, started last January cleaning the river in the Biaora district of Madhya Pradesh state. With his own hands he removed plastic, bottles, a…
Surendra Singh Chaudhary from the Indian town of Biaora noticed how much the local Ajnar River was clogged with waste. Parts of its bed had turned into an open dump, with plastic bottles, packaging, algae and other debris accumulating in the water and around the banks. So in January, he decided to start cleaning it. Alone. With his own hands and with his own money.
Bhopal: Surendra Singh Choudhary (20), known as Bittu Tabahi, who is notable for cleaning a polluted river alone, was offered the job of CEO of the world-famous Ocean Clean Up. Surendra Singh Choudhary has single-handedly removed plastic waste, hay and accumulated debris from the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh. Knowing his activities, Boyan Slat, now the founder and CEO of 'The Ocean Cleanup', was offering a job to Surendra Singh. Plastic in the …
Bittu Tabai, who went viral for cleaning the Ajnar River, has now received a job offer from the CEO of a Dutch company in response to a social media post.
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