'International Plastic Bag Free Day' raises awareness about the harmful effects of single-use plastic bags on the environment. The day serves as a call to individuals, communities and businesses around the world to reduce their reliance on plastic bags.
Prachiti, best known for her role of Vimala in 'Atal', said, "Now it's time for everyone to understand how much single-use plastic harms our environment. I stopped using plastic bags years ago. Gave it. Whereas we are very much dependent on them for this." For daily tasks, there are several options available. Recycling and recycling are important if we want to save the world. For my daily needs, I use bags made from old clothes."
"Although there are many options of cloth bags in the market, I prefer to use bags made from my old clothes. I believe in the transformative power of art. I have recycled many of my old clothes by using old clothes strips. Knitted mufflers and sweaters to make fashionable, useful bags. A friend runs a brand that recycles waste into stylish bags, which I use when I need something fashionable. Is," said the actress.
She further added, "I have given these bags to many friends and co-actors, and they love them. Many people have stopped buying from big brands and are switching to these eco-friendly options. Today, I recommend everyone to stop using plastic bags and choose recycled materials instead.”
'Atal' airs on &TV.
Prachiti, best known for her role of Vimala in 'Atal', said, "Now it's time for everyone to understand how much single-use plastic harms our environment. I stopped using plastic bags years ago. Gave it. Whereas we are very much dependent on them for this." For daily tasks, there are several options available. Recycling and recycling are important if we want to save the world. For my daily needs, I use bags made from old clothes."
"Although there are many options of cloth bags in the market, I prefer to use bags made from my old clothes. I believe in the transformative power of art. I have recycled many of my old clothes by using old clothes strips. Knitted mufflers and sweaters to make fashionable, useful bags. A friend runs a brand that recycles waste into stylish bags, which I use when I need something fashionable. Is," said the actress.
She further added, "I have given these bags to many friends and co-actors, and they love them. Many people have stopped buying from big brands and are switching to these eco-friendly options. Today, I recommend everyone to stop using plastic bags and choose recycled materials instead.”
'Atal' airs on &TV.