Nawanshahr - Plastic disposable glasses, which play the most important role in increasing the pollution of water and land, during the rainy season, this waste reaching the river through drains is the biggest problem today. Due to which, apart from aquatic life, the existence of rivers is also in danger. In such a situation it is necessary that either we do not use disposable materials or if we have to use them under compulsion then we should use them properly instead of throwing them away. A similar appeal has been made from time to time by Sri Krishna Youth Club. The club has been running the Trash in Eco Bricks campaign for the past 2 years, under which school and college students are made aware to make Eco Bricks or other useful items from single use plastic. Inspired by this, Vishal Murgai and Jyoti Murgai, residents of Gandhi Chowk, inspired their daughter Kritika Murgai to plant saplings from the disposal glass lying in the garbage. It may be mentioned that Kritika, a first class student in St. Joseph's School, has grown around 250 saplings in the disposable plastic glasses lying in the garbage, in which her brother Parth has also helped. With the support of the club, these saplings will be distributed in different places in the city in the coming days. Environment lover and head of the club Ankush Nijhawan said that today is also World Environment Day. Every year on the occasion of Environment Day we work to create awareness about environmental protection. This kind of awareness program is useful only when a person gets inspired by such programs and campaigns and helps protect the environment. It is a matter of great joy that Kritika Murgai, a student of class I, made good use of the unused disposable glasses and planted saplings in them to produce around 250 saplings. On this occasion, social worker Amit Mukheja praised Kritika's work and also praised her parents and said that we all should take inspiration from them and inspire our children to protect the environment.