Punaravartan
Pune's clay-return campaign: the immersed clay becomes next year's idols.
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Punaravartan is the clay-return campaign of the eCoexist Foundation, run with PMC, Poornam Ecovision, SWaCH and partners. It collects immersed idol clay from municipal tanks, neighbourhood drop-off centres and household pickups across Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad, and returns it to artisans to become next year's idols. Its city pages publish ward-wise centre tables with a named coordinator and phone per centre, which makes it the most reliable citizen-facing visarjan resource in Pune.
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