The UN Global Road Safety Week advocates for safer streets for walking and cycling. Pedestrians and cyclists make up one fourth of all road traffic fatalities. Promoting safe walking and cycling not only contributes to the environment and public health, but also ensures access to mobility for people from all socioeconomic backgrounds.
It's Salt Awareness Week! Too much salt can harm your health — but reducing it is easier than you think!
This Salt Awareness Week, make smart swaps:
Fresh > Processed
Spices > Salt
Homemade > Store-bought
Just 5 grams a day is enough!
High-tech “recycling” tricks may sound futuristic, but they just repackage pollution. These methods extend the life of plastic instead of ending its harm. The real fix is cutting plastic off at the tap. #ZeroWaste #ClimateAction
Old phones, chargers, batteries, and gadgets contain toxic materials that harm the environment if not disposed of properly. Take them to certified e-waste recycling centers to ensure safe handling and recovery of valuable resources. #EWaste
Think Before You Click! Online job offers that seem too good to be true and unbelievable shopping deals can often be traps!
Always verify companies and sellers. Never pay upfront for jobs or trust suspicious websites. Protect your dreams and your money — Stay smart, stay safe!
Enforcement isn’t just about fines, it’s about changing behavior. Exploring Community service as a penalty can create awareness and long-term impact. Stronger rules, smarter enforcement, and better education can make our roads safer for all.
Stay Smart. Stay Safe. Scammers are getting creative – and you need to stay updated. Don’t fall for fake “digital arrests” or KYC scams. Know your rights. Verify, report, and protect yourself. Report cyber frauds at: cybercrime.gov.in #CyberSafety #DigitalIndia #OnlineFraud #KYCScam #StopCyberCrime #DigitalArrest
India’s streets prioritize cars and motorized vehicles, leaving pedestrians to navigate unsafe crossings, narrow footpaths, and speeding traffic. With road accidents claiming thousands of pedestrian lives each year, it's time to rethink our streets. Read our full report on Understanding Road Safety Perceptions and Behaviors: Insights from Districts Across Tamil Nadu here.
According to MoRTH, in 2021, around 1,997 accidents caused by distracted driving resulted in the loss of 1,040 lives. Regardless of whether you are driving, walking, or cycling, it's essential to avoid any digital distractions that could divert your attention from the road.
