Udit Singhal we couldn’t have put it better ourselves; it’s essential that corporations and individuals take action to make sustainability part of our lives. Our #ReturnRecycleRepeat scheme and #RefillRevolution is working to make a difference: thebodyshop.com/en-gb/about-us…

Excited to finally welcome our 2⃣0⃣2⃣0⃣ class of #SDGYoungLeaders at United Nations Headquarters 🤩 I'm proud to see you continuously carry out your important work on promoting the #GlobalGoals worldwide with & for youth during the past 2 years despite pressing challenges like #COVID19 🙌

Thank you Jayathma & all colleagues in UN Youth Envoy who have worked hard to make it possible for the 2020 class of #SDGYoungLeaders to join us at the United Nations after two years of virtual encounters, but amazing work on the #SDGs individually & as an inspiration to others collectively!

It's been a fruitful 2 days as we end this wonderful gathering with our 2020 class of #SDGYoungLeaders 🎉 Reflecting on your 2-year journey, I can confidently say that you will continue to go above & beyond to inspire people across the world to take action for a better future 🙌

Today I met with Udit Singhal (🇮🇳) and Lester Vargas (🇵🇪), 2 of the 17 outstanding #SDGYoungLeaders from across various sectors, recognized for their agency, courage and ingenuity in finding lasting solutions to the world’s greatest challenges. I believe in #YouthEmpowerment!🇺🇳

Last week was an unforgettable learning experience at the United Nations headquarters in NY with fellow Young Leaders for the SDGs having honest discussions with senior UN officials about #Youth2030, youth leadership & intergenerational solidarity. Huge thanks to UN Youth Envoy team! 🇺🇳♥️✊🏼

Congratulations to our students chosen as this year’s Millennium Fellows. The group of 10 @UCL undergraduates are the only UK fellows chosen for the global fellowship and are all launching projects that aim to help further the UN #SDGs in their communities ucl.ac.uk/news/2022/sep/…

Congratulations to the 10 UCL students who have been chosen as this year’s Millennium Fellows! They will be launching exciting projects that aim to help further the UN Sustainable Development Group 🇺🇳 in their communities. Read more: ucl.ac.uk/news/2022/sep/…

#RacetoNetZero #Interview w/ Udit Singhal on #carbonnegative #wastemanagement in #India. bit.ly/3Cq3TIk #biodiversity #beatplasticpollution #climatecrisis #COP27 Planet Classroom POP Movement Glass2Sand ShareMyLesson

#RacetoNetZero #Interview w/ Udit Singhal on #carbonnegative #wastemanagement in #India. bit.ly/3Cq3TIk #biodiversity #beatplasticpollution #climatecrisis #COP27 Planet Classroom POP Movement Glass2Sand ShareMyLesson

#RacetoNetZero #Interview w/ Udit Singhal on #carbonnegative #wastemanagement in #India. bit.ly/3Cq3TIk #biodiversity #beatplasticpollution #climatecrisis #COP27 Planet Classroom POP Movement Glass2Sand ShareMyLesson

At 21, Udit Singhal, founder of Glass2Sand is the youngest winner of the #ForbesIndia30U30 Class of 2023, representing the Climate change & clean energy sector. His company collects & recycles glass bottles into industry-grade silica-rich sand. Read more forbesindia.com/lists/30-under…

Congratulations Udit Singhal founder Glass2Sand &winner of #ForbesIndia30U30 2023 Sand is most-extracted material worldwide after water,required for cement-concrete construction.Recycling glass to sand is innovative in an under recognised field crucial to limit #ClimateCrisis

#ForbesIndia30U30 | Udit Singhal, founder of Glass2Sand, set out to find a solution to the glass-in-landfill problem at 16. Today, at 21, his company has recycled over 65,000 bottles into industry-grade sand: forbesindia.com/article/30-und… By Mrs Red

Such an honour to pick 21-year old Udit Singhal for the Forbes India #30U30 and help drive his #glass2sand revolution. Sand is the most extracted material in the world after water. "This is 100% for the environment" says Udit UNEP/GRID-Geneva UN Environment Programme MoEF&CC forbesindia.com/article/30-und…

#ForbesIndia30U30 | Udit Singhal, founder of Glass2Sand, set out to find a solution to the glass-in-landfill problem at 16. Today, at 21, his company has recycled over 65,000 bottles into industry-grade sand: forbesindia.com/article/30-und… By Mrs Red

Congratulations to #UCLSoM student Udit Singhal, who has recently been named in Forbes India's 30-Under-30 list 2023! 🎉 Udit has been recognised for his work in founding Glass2Sand, a zero-waste organisation that crushes unused glass into valuable sand ow.ly/3oYZ50MLO9f

#ForbesIndia30U30 | Udit Singhal, founder of Glass2Sand, prefers a solution-driven mindset. It is visible in his work that has reduced 270,000 kg of carbon emissions.

Congratulations to UCL undergraduate Udit Singhal UCL School of Management UCL Engineering who has been named to the #ForbesIndia30U30 list for founding the zero-waste initiative Glass2Sand which converts old bottles into usable building materials ucl.ac.uk/news/2023/feb/…

We are so proud of UCL School of Management student Udit Singhal, who has been named in the Forbes India 30-Under-30 list 2023. He is the founder of Glass2Sand, a zero-waste initiative which converts glass waste into building material, silica sand. ucl.ac.uk/news/2023/feb/… #ForbesIndia30U30