Hyderabad Mail · Climate · 2026-08-28
How a QR code is making sacred waste disposal greener in Hyderabad
HYDERABAD: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation’s Project Udvasana will bring together 28 temples across Hyderabad on August 29 to promote the respectful disposal of unused sacred items. The initiative will collect old idols, religious photographs, calendars and other sacred items that people no longer use, according to the organisers. The collection drive will run from [...] HYDERABAD: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation’s Project Udvasana will bring together 28 temples across Hyderabad on August 29 to promote the respectful disposal of unused sacred items. The initiative will collect old idols, religious photographs, calendars and other sacred items that people no longer use, according to the organisers. The collection drive will run from 8.30am to 11am. Citizens invited to volunteer and support the collection drive Project Udvasana also invites citizens to volunteer and support the collection drive. Residents can participate with their families, friends and local communities.
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