Every small hand holds the power to create big change 🌍💡 At Kokapet Govt School, students showed us how waste can spark imagination, art, and awareness. What began as discarded materials turned into symbols of hope and sustainability. These young innovators remind us — the

What happens to your wet waste after it leaves your home? 🍃 At our processing unit, it’s turned into compost that goes back to enrich the soil. Every peel, leftover, and shell has a purpose—when segregated right! 🌱 👉 Watch the full video on YouTube – LINK IN BIO #WetWaste

Every bottle, wrapper, and carton has a second life. ♻ Dry waste at our processing unit is sorted, baled, and sent for recycling—because waste is just a resource in the wrong place. Let’s give it the right place. 🌍 👉 Watch the full video on YouTube – LINK IN BIO #DryWaste

Every festival is a chance to celebrate nature — not pollute it. 🌼 What we choose for our traditions today decides the health of our lakes tomorrow. Small swaps, like natural garlands over plastic ones, can protect Gandipet and keep our heritage waters alive for future

Not everything can be recycled. 🚫 Rejected waste is the fraction we must work hardest to reduce. The less we generate, the less ends up here. Together, we can cut down what goes to landfills. 🌏 👉 Watch the full video on YouTube – LINK IN BIO #RejectedWaste #LandfillFree

🌸✨ Festivals are meant to bring joy, not waste! ✨🌸 This season, let’s celebrate traditions in a way that’s kinder to our planet. 🌍💚 From clay idols that grow into plants 🌱 to paper lanterns that glow without guilt 🏮, small swaps can make a BIG difference. Kids are

This is the story of Leafu—a humble palm-leaf plate. Once part of a tall, green tree, Leafu gave shade and fresh air. Today, he holds prasadam at our festival, carrying love and tradition with every serving. And tomorrow, he returns back to the soil, leaving no waste behind—only

Every child carries a hidden superpower – the power to protect our planet 🌍✨ From saying no to plastic rakhis 🙅♂, to wrapping gifts in fabric bags 🎁, to celebrating festivals with upcycled joy 🌸 – these are the true powers of a Zero Waste Hero. 💚 Because saving the Earth

Plastic doesn’t vanish with the rain… it travels. 🌧️ It flows with stormwater drains, enters our lakes, and settles deep into the water we depend on. Each bottle, each bag, each wrapper left behind becomes a silent killer for fish, birds, and every drop of life inside. 🐟🌊

Who said waste segregation is boring? 💡 At GWS, we believe even kids can make it fun! 🎉 With a simple game like a Trash Treasure Hunt, children learn how to put every item in its right bin — from fruit peels 🍊 to plastic bottles 🍼, from festival leftovers 🌸 to wrappers 🎁.

Teachers shape more than young minds — they nurture values that ripple through generations. 🌱 On this Teacher’s Day, we at GWS celebrate not only the wisdom of our gurus but also their unspoken lessons on responsibility, compassion, and care. Just like a teacher’s guidance

Every year after Ganesh Visarjan, Hyderabad’s streets and lakes tell a story we often ignore — broken idols, heaps of plastic, and polluted waters. What should be a festival of joy and devotion ends up leaving scars on the very environment we depend on. 🌊💔 But change is in our

The ozone layer is Earth’s invisible shield — silently protecting every breath we take. But today, it needs our protection. On this World Ozone Day, let’s commit to sustainable choices that heal our planet, safeguard our skies, and secure a healthier future. Small actions — like

Every new piece of plastic comes at a cost — the cost of our planet’s future. 🌍 Producing virgin plastic generates 100% carbon emissions, fueling the climate crisis. But by choosing to recycle, we can cut those emissions by 70%. 💡 Imagine the difference we make if every bottle,

Every piece of clothing has a story. 👕✨ It kept you warm, carried your memories, and served your needs. But when discarded carelessly, it becomes a burden on the Earth. 🌍 Instead of letting clothes rot in landfills, give them a new purpose — donate to someone in need,

On Gandhi Jayanti, we remember not just the Father of our Nation, but also the values he lived by — simplicity, non-violence, and harmony with nature. ✨ In today’s world, the greatest act is choosing a lifestyle that protects the environment: reducing waste, reusing resources,

This Dussehra, let’s redefine victory. 🔥 The true Ravanas of our time are not mythical demons, but the mountains of plastic waste, e-waste, air and water pollution, food waste, deforestation, and climate change threatening our planet. 🌍 Every sustainable action — refusing

At the GWS Unit, every discarded item tells a story — and our waste workers know them all. Through their confessions, we hear what it truly means to handle the city’s waste with bare hands, every single day. 💔 A diaper tossed carelessly. A sanitary pad wrapped in plastic. Each

We often trust what’s convenient without questioning what’s true. 🩺 From what we use every month to how we dispose of it, our daily choices quietly shape both our health and the planet. It’s time to unlearn, rethink, and choose better for ourselves, for our waste workers, and

This Diwali, let the joy shine brighter than the noise. Celebrate with light, laughter, and care for our surroundings. As we come together with family and friends, let’s make sure our happiness doesn’t turn into pollution. Avoid loud crackers that disturb the peace, keep our