Refuse
Say no to single-use plastic bags, cutlery, and wrappers whenever there's a better option.
One real quiz today, more games on the way.
A quick card-based quiz on segregation and single-use plastic.
Tap the correct bin โ wet or dry โ before the timer runs out.
Upload photos/video of a real plastic-free action you took.
Tap Recyclable or Not Recyclable before time runs out.
Flip cards to find matching pairs of waste items.
Turn waste into a craft, and show it off in the class gallery.
Scoop trash from India's water bodies across 10 worlds.
A 50-level maze adventure โ collect plastic, reach the bin.
Tap how long each item takes to break down โ weeks, months, years, or centuries!
Steer the snake to eat plastic โ but never wet waste!
Pick the greener choice in everyday stories.
Find the plastic hiding in each busy scene.
Drive a recycling truck, build clean loads, dodge traffic, and reach the depot!
India generates over 3.5 million tonnes of plastic waste every year. Most of it isn't a recycling problem, it's a habits problem: littering, not segregating waste, and relying too much on single-use plastic. Children are some of the fastest learners of new habits โ and the best teachers to their own families.
Say no to single-use plastic bags, cutlery, and wrappers whenever there's a better option.
Cloth bags and refillable bottles become everyday habits, not special occasions.
Sorting wet, dry, and reject waste at source makes recycling actually work.
Every student becomes an Environment Ambassador, carrying the message to parents and neighbours.
Our mascot shows up in school assemblies, posters, pledge cards, and the online games to make plastic-free living simple, visual, and fun for children aged 6โ16.
Schools, teachers, students, and parents can all be part of HARIT.