44+ consecutive weeks of continuous river cleanup
In 2014, seeking peace and tranquility, Priti Ranjan Dash walked to the banks of the historic River Garga in Bokaro. What he found was heartbreaking: suffocating stench, industrial sludge, and plastic wastes choking the water's natural flow.
From that single weekend cleanup, World Green Line NGO grew into a recognized non-profit trust dedicated to creating Oxygen Banks, revitalizing river ecosystems, eliminating single-use plastics, and empowering rural families with green livelihoods.
Practical, ground-level environmental initiatives designed to heal biodiversity, restore water systems, and build zero-waste communities.
An oxygen mask only shields you for hours; a native tree supplies pure oxygen for generations. We plant high-oxygen yielding native species—Neem, Peepal, Banyan, and Jamun—across hospital zones, schools, and riverbanks.
44+ weeks of unrelenting weekend cleanathons at the Chas Check Post Bridge, clearing over 40 tons of solid garbage to restore water flow to the Damodar and Ganges.
From creative "Plastic Monster" street awareness rallies to distributing handmade reusable cloth bags to local vegetable vendors, we eradicate single-use plastics at the root.
Implementing source segregation, organic compost pits, and paper upcycling systems in residential societies and schools across Bokaro Steel City.
Collecting scrap paper and training underprivileged women and youth to craft durable paper bags and eco-friendly handicrafts, fostering financial independence with dignity.
Every rupee donated directly funds saplings, river cleaning gear, and upcycling tools. Select an amount below to view your real-world ecological footprint:
Plants 5 native trees (Neem, Peepal, Banyan) forming an Oxygen Bank starter cluster with 1-year care.
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Independent regional and national press reporting on our weekly river rescue operations and community forest drives.
Real moments from our Sunday morning river cleanups, school plantations, and ONGC partner drives in Bokaro.
Practical guides, forestry science, and river revival reflections from our ground leaders in Bokaro.
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