Browsing by Author "Gupta, Yash"

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    Rural Immersion Project : Samwedana
    (MICA, 2021) Ananya, Aakriti; Chopra, Khushboo; Saaqib, Karimi; Bhardwaj, Meenakshi; Chauhan, Siddharth; Gupta, Yash
    We started planning new things for the kids and then one week passed away just in a blip. Each and every day was a chance for 7 of us to learn and teach new things to kids. While we taught the kids English, they taught us that curiosity and patience are the key properties of learning no matter what your age is and how learned you have become. From teaching storytelling to rapping a song with the kids, we enjoyed each and every moment. The 1 hour of every day where we used to spend time with kids was the most loved part of our whole day. When the last day came, we felt that it had just been yesterday as and when we had Induction with kids. We want to praise Samvedna for its extraneous efforts with which they have been grooming the kids. The teaching has not just been academically but even personality grooming has been a very big part of how they have made it possible for the kids to respect others and behave courteously. Nevertheless, every journey has to end and so has ours but we would definitely want to be a part of teaching saga with Samvedna at some point of our career trajectory in future too. This learning has been beyond our expectations and has been magical!
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    Village Assesment with Swacch Bharat Mission
    (MICA, 2025) Muttreja, Anvie; Arora, Japlin; Singla, Ritika; Gupta, Rishabh; Kachhwaha, Stuti; Gupta, Yash
    This Rural Immersion Project in the villages of Baska (Halol) and Kakanpur (Godhra) seeks to assess and enhance sanitation standards following the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM). To establish a basis for sustainable hygiene and waste management practices that can improve public health, the main goal is to evaluate existing sanitation practices, facilities, and community involvement. The following objectives will be used to achieve this goal: ● Assess Sanitation Facilities and Utilisation To carry out a thorough evaluation of the sanitary infrastructure in Baska and Kakanpur, taking into account the presence and operation of greywater management systems, waste segregation facilities, and both public and private bathrooms. In particular, community facilities and drainage systems—which are critical for efficient sanitation—will be the focus of this assessment, which will identify specific infrastructure and usage shortages. ● Evaluate the effects on the environment and public health. Do proper research on the effects of current sanitation techniques on the environment and public health. This includes determining the health concerns associated with improperly managed greywater, open defecation, and insufficient waste segregation. To comprehend the wider effects of present behaviours on the ecosystem and community well-being, the research will also assess environmental challenges.