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Saahas Hosts 'Repair Maadi' Workshop in Basavanagudi, Bangalore to Promote Sustainable Living
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Saahas organized a 'Repair Maadi' workshop at the Indian Institute of World Culture in Basavanagudi, Bangalore, allowing residents to repair old electronics, clothing and laptops as part of a waste‑free, sustainable lifestyle drive.
Saahas, a social organization focused on environmental initiatives, held a unique 'Repair Maadi' workshop at the Indian Institute of World Culture in Basavanagudi, Bangalore. The event was designed to encourage a waste‑free and sustainable way of life among the local community.
Participants were invited to bring their old electronic devices, garments and laptops for hands‑on repair sessions. Volunteers and experts provided guidance and tools, enabling attendees to extend the life of their items rather than discarding them.
The workshop offered a practical platform for residents to learn repair skills, fostering a culture of reuse and reducing electronic and textile waste in the city. By facilitating direct engagement, Saahas aimed to demonstrate that simple repair actions can contribute significantly to broader sustainability goals.
Organizers indicated that the initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to promote circular economy practices in Karnataka, and they plan to conduct similar workshops in other parts of Bangalore in the future.
Participants were invited to bring their old electronic devices, garments and laptops for hands‑on repair sessions. Volunteers and experts provided guidance and tools, enabling attendees to extend the life of their items rather than discarding them.
The workshop offered a practical platform for residents to learn repair skills, fostering a culture of reuse and reducing electronic and textile waste in the city. By facilitating direct engagement, Saahas aimed to demonstrate that simple repair actions can contribute significantly to broader sustainability goals.
Organizers indicated that the initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to promote circular economy practices in Karnataka, and they plan to conduct similar workshops in other parts of Bangalore in the future.