Our Group organise a campain on the ocassion of Gandhi ji Birthday to Bann on Single use Plastic. Because Single-use plastic is a major source of pollution and litter, and can cause harm to wildlife and ecosystems. It can take hundreds of years for plastic to degrade, and in the meantime it can cause significant damage to the environment. In Our school ,Shree Maheshwari Vidyalaya Premises we organise a campaign on the Gandhi ji birthday to Stop using Single use Plastic. We first meet at 7 Am in our school. We was start with all faith Prayer and after that we conduct a rally in our local area so peoples strictly avoid single use plastic. We share many posters and told to peoples to stop using it. Our local public definately benifited with this more tha 200 peoples. By reducing the use of single-use plastic, we can reduce pollution and litter, protect wildlife and ecosystems, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Encouraging the use of reusable items can create opportunities for new industries and jobs, while reducing the costs associated with disposing of plastic waste. Single-use plastic is not sustainable as it is made from non-renewable resources and often ends up in landfills, oceans, or other areas where it can cause harm. Plastic pollution can also have negative impacts on human health, as plastic waste can contaminate water and food supplies. In addition, plastic contains harmful chemicals that can leach into the environment and potentially cause health problems for humans and animals alike. Stop using Single Use Plastics.