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✓ Published: 24-Apr-2024
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Satyajith Aggarwal collects plastic waste on the shore of Puducherry and uses it to create colorful handmade crafts. His initiative is catching on, generating income for women in nearby villages with work that keeps their surroundings clean.
Satyajith Aggarwal collects plastic waste on the shore of Puducherry and uses it to create colorful handmade crafts. His initiative is catching on, generating income for women in nearby villages with work that keeps their surroundings clean.
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