Go for Organic

Bikul returns to his village from his hostel which is in Guwahati, after
six months, after finishing his first semester in graduation. He loves his
Village very much and his village is treasure of natural beauty. In his
village currently no concrete roads or factories developed. Villagers
survive from the resources of the jungle and they use organic
materials to live their life.
Many people come for picnic to his village every year. He loves to see
people enjoying in his village. But he is always worried about plastic
bags, plastic glasses, plates, and empty Packets of chips which all
people leave here and there in his village. He always tries to think
about the solutions to how can we save the animals from eating trash
left by the tourists and keeping clean the village and picnic places.
This time while coming home, Bikul thought of teaching the villagers,
how to put the trash in dustbins and keeping the village clean. For that
he bought two big plastic dustbins. After reached home, he wanted to
see his own village after six months. So, he asking his mother to give
the dustbin to Bolen da's(brother) shop and he wants to take bath at
the water fall nearby his house. He noticing that in the last six months
lots of changes happening in his village.
After taking bath he went to Bolen da's shop. There he comes to know
about the taken step of cleanness by the villager's and the Rabha
Hasong (tribal group) party's young members. They used natural
resources to make dustbins and every one warning to outsiders to put
their trash in dustbins and not to use any plastic glasses, plates for
eating food. Instead of those villagers provide them banana leaves and
glasses, spoons which made by bamboo, in minimum cost. Bikul very
happy to hear that now his village is clean and everybody showing a
way how to use organic materials and leave plastic.

Now Bikul thinking about his plastic dustbin smiling at him and saying that we are useless here, only go for organic dear