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MC Bandipora unveils ‘Waste to Wonder’ Park at Nishat Park

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
April 5, 2026
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MC Bandipora unveils ‘Waste to Wonder’ Park at Nishat Park
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Bandipora : In a significant move toward urban beautification and environmental stewardship, the Municipal Council (MC) Bandipora announced the successful development of a unique “Waste to Wonder” installation at the iconic Nishat Park executed under the Swachhata Excellence Campaign 2026.

The park has been thoughtfully curated using a variety of recycled and repurposed materials, effectively turning “trash into treasure.” From intricate sculptures to functional installations, the initiative demonstrates the immense potential of the Circular Economy and serves as a visual testament to how scientific waste management can enhance the aesthetic appeal of a town.

On the occasion, the concerned officials encouraged every resident to adopt responsible waste segregation and recognize that recycling is a powerful tool for building a cleaner and greener Bandipora.

The “Waste to Wonder” initiative is a core component of the ongoing efforts under Swachh Bharat Mission-Urban 2.0, focusing on raising awareness about environmental conservation and sustainable living. The transformation of Nishat Park provides a dedicated space for residents and tourists alike to witness the practical application of the ‘Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle’ (3Rs) philosophy.

The Council urges all residents to actively participate in these sustainability initiatives and contribute toward making Bandipora a leading example of environmental excellence.

 

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