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An extended and green Ganesh Chaturthi

A Chennai resident’s initiative to recycle clay Ganeshas has inspired volunteer groups across Tamil Nadu, reducing waste during Ganesh Chaturthi. The effort, led by The PALM, helps communities celebrate more sustainably while preserving cultural traditions. It’s a simple idea making a meaningful difference.

The Hindu

PHOTO ESSAY: Johannesburg’s walls are giant canvases for the city’s stories

Local artists and community initiatives are enhancing Johannesburg's public spaces by using street art and installations. This transformation highlights the city's complex history and creative spirit, fostering a deeper connection among residents and celebrating their daily struggles. It’s a beautiful testament to community resilience and artistic expression.

Daily Maverick

Alappad panchayat in Keralam’s Kollam prepares for UNESCO Tsunami Ready status

Alappad panchayat is advancing its disaster preparedness efforts by conducting a rigorous mock drill that tested crucial response mechanisms. This initiative strengthens alert transmission, evacuation procedures, and inter-departmental coordination, ultimately helping to safeguard the community against tsunamis. Such proactive measures enhance resilience and ensure a more secure environment for residents.

The Hindu

‘I understand what it feels like to be excluded’: SMU grad started project to befriend migrant workers

A Singaporean graduate started a project to help migrant workers feel less isolated by fostering connections with the broader community. The effort aims to bridge gaps and build understanding, offering companionship to those who often feel excluded. It’s a small but meaningful step toward greater inclusion.

The Straits Times

No federal heat standard? NYC workers are building their own safety net.

New York City workers and community groups are teaming up to protect laborers from extreme heat, offering education and resources to keep them safe. This grassroots effort fills a critical gap where federal standards fall short, ensuring workers have the tools they need to stay healthy in rising temperatures.

Grist

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