Yathaarth Murthy decided to start a campaign to revive the lake with his five classmates, who had the same mindset. Yathaarth says that it was a herculean task, and they were happy to partner with the Rotary Bangalore Indiranagar. They got expert advice from the lake revival expert Anand Malligavad.
Inspired by an initiative held by the United Nations in their school, Yathaarth took upon this project with some of his friends. This project is named the WFUNA (World Federation of United Nations Association) Mission Possible program. It aims to help students take projects based on any Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Before the campaign, the lake was full of brush, grass, and soil and did not look anything like a lake at all. A huge amount of work and effort was required to bring it back as before. Yathaarth was taking this small step to solving the water scarcity problem in Bangalore. Their plan was to filter the water and make the lake clean. They also planned to install various materials to make sure that the solution is sustainable. To ensure sustainability, the children made sure that Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are followed.
“People say that Bangalore was the city of lakes with 260 lakes in and around Bangalore. With the growth of the city, the lakes began vanishing and now we are left with 80 polluted lakes.” – Yathaarth Murthy.
Yathaarth Murthy is a 14-year-old child prodigy from Bangalore. He is a two-times Limca Record Holder for singing the most number of National Anthems in the world. Moreover, he has been a TEDx Speaker three times. The young genius is a grade 9 student at Vidyashilp Academy. In fact, He started learning national anthems in 2014. After learning four of them, I asked my teacher if he could teach him more. But, his teacher didn’t know any more of them, unfortunately. So, the young genius learned them from YouTube & Wikipedia. Moreover, Starting from 4, today Yathaarth can sing 260 National Anthems.
Global Child Prodigy is the world’s first award ceremony recognizing unique and talented children globally.Yathaarth Murthy won the GCP Award in the January 2020 for his exceptional skills. Moreover, he was among the Top 100 Prodigies List of 2020!
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This post was published on January 17, 2021 11:30 pm
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