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- @zenabrehman | This house prefers upcycling over other forms of waste management.Click here to reply to @zenabrehman
"Hi, it's me again, Zainab. So we are gonna talk about trash. Not the kind of trash you complain about in group chats, but the actual garbage. And the motion today is about why upcycling is better than other forms of waste management. Spoiler alert. It is. Let's set the scene. Every year, every year, we human produce over 2 billion tons of waste. That's enough to build a new Mount Everest. Every year."4 min - @lordluci | This house prefers upcycling over other forms of waste management.Click here to reply to @lordluci
"So these things are challenges of upcycling because the role of policy and advocacy has always been a major portion of this in the society. And to maximize the potential of upcycling, policymakers and advocates must play an active role in creating supporting environments. Governments can introduce incentives for businesses that adopt upcycling practices such as tax breaks or grants and educational campaigns and all. And upcycling. And lastly, I'll say upcycling represents a transformative approach to waste management that prioritizes sustainability, creativity and economic opportunity."5 min - @diyaagupta | This house prefers upcycling over other forms of waste management.Click here to reply to @diyaagupta
"The reality is that there is no one size solution that fits all. Effective waste management requires a holistic approach, combining recycling, composting, source reduction, safe disposal and, well, yes, upcycling where it is appropriate. These methods are complementary, not competitive. By elevating upcycling above all others, we risk diverting attention and resource from the broader systematic changes that are urgently needed. Changes that address waste at its source, improve infrastructure and foster a culture of sustainability."5 min - @jabeen19 | This House regrets the narrative of "I'm just a girl."Click here to reply to @jabeen19
"In further of her life. It also. It also encouraged the domination of a male gender in the society. And the power and a nature of males which are hard towards women. It also encourages the animal animal like character in the males which are dangerous for other human beings. Or the humanity and unity and stability in the society also. Therefore, this house regrets the narrative of I am just a girl. Thank you."5 min - @Rintusingh7033 | This House regrets the narrative of "I'm just a girl."Click here to reply to @Rintusingh7033
"Contribute to sexism by embracing this narrative we contribute to sexism and a culture of inequality psychological and emotional impact Negative self Talk the narrative I am just a girl can lead to negative self talk eroding girls confidence and self esteem. Lack of Empowerment this narrative fails to empower girls in sense encouraging them to accept accept limitation and restriction imposed by society."5 min - @HetanshiPanwar | This House regrets the narrative of "I'm just a girl."Click here to reply to @HetanshiPanwar
"And when I am the victim, I am viewed as a disgust, as an unclean person in the society with all the pain that have buried inside myself. I am not just a girl, but a force who has the freedom and autonomy to make life decisions, who has the right to feel safe and secure and who has a right to live a life with dignity. I challenge the patriarchal norms and celebrate the female strength and agency because I am a force of nature."5 min - @RRobinhood1975 | This House regrets the narrative of "I'm just a girl."Click here to reply to @RRobinhood1975
"I have the right to speak and I am equal to all the people around me. I have my fundamental rights and I am even having the right to deny dowry or even marriage. Moreover, I have the ability to multitask. We have the extreme capability of multitasking as compared to any other gender. Just because we can study as well as we can handle the period cramps we are having and then go for the exam next day and score well than other people. Moreover, we can multitask in a way."5 min - @Anchalkumari70 | This House regrets the narrative of "I'm just a girl."Click here to reply to @Anchalkumari70
"It has over now it's a time to be equal. Men and women both are equal. So we should always change our mind. So my conclusion of this debate is the motion is the house regrets the narrative of I am just a girl because it perpetuates harmful stereotypes, undermines women's agency and limits female empowerment. While some argue that the phrase can be used humorously or ironically, its impact can still be damaging."5 min - @Shruti.thakur18 | My thoughts on should religion be off-limits for comedy...Click here to reply to @Shruti.thakur18
"As we can see, we are Indians and we are very, very, very close to our religions, our caste and our rituals, our culture, and we don't compromise with it. So if you are going to be something which is very comedic to that particular cheese, it will create so many types of chaos and we can say offensive things in the nation, which is not good for us and which is not good for the development."5 min - @DishitaGuleria | This house prefers upcycling over other forms of waste management.Click here to reply to @DishitaGuleria
"This not only minimizes pollution but also helps conserve natural resources. Unlike recycling, which often requires energy intensive processes to break down material, upcycling uses less energy as it generally repurposes materials without extensive processing. As for economic benefits, upcycling encourages local craftsmanship and small businesses by providing opportunity to turn waste into valuable products that can be sold. It creates new market for second hand goods and can stimulate job creation in the creative industries. It often costs less than recycling or waste disposal."3 min
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