Showing posts with label TUI-Inspired Spotfixes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TUI-Inspired Spotfixes. Show all posts

Thursday, March 15, 2012

I Can Spotfix! - Wall fix @Ajmer

Location - Ajmer

Kailash Rawat spotfixes a wall in Ajmer along with a few others.

He has shown that all it takes is the will to do it and one can make it happen. Let us congratulate Kailash for taking up this initiative on his own far away in Ajmer.

Click here to see more pictures of this Spotfix!

"Why don't you try to SpotFix? The SpotFixers from Ajmer, Jaipur, Mysore and several parts of Bangalore have never met or spoken to TUI. They have just gone ahead and SpotFixed. TUI will feature and celebrate all SpotFixes on this Wall.  Go on - try something small on your street today." ~ TUI on Facebook

Thursday, March 8, 2012

I Can Spotfix! - Clean up Trek @ Pune

Location - Sinhagad,  Pune, Maharashtra

A group of youngsters in Pune organised a clean up trek in Sinhagad, Pune.
According to one of the Trekkers the waste collected were 10 bags of  plastic, glass and other non-recyclable items, of which the plastic bottles were sold to the to rag-pickers.

Click here to see their wonderful spotfix pictures

Saturday, March 3, 2012

I Can Spotfix! - All is Well @ Dell - Part 2

Location - Ring road, near Dell Office

75 employees of Dell had come together  with TUI to spotfix the footpath near their office.

Check out  - TUI Corporate Spotfix by Dell Employees

18 of these volunteers wanted to do a bit more, they planned a spotfix to fix the median and another small stretch of the footpath near Dell.


Monday, February 27, 2012

I Can Spotfix! - @Raheja Residency, Koramangala.

Location - Raheja Residency, 3rd block, Koramangala

Here is another TUI inspired spotfix. 
75 residents of all ages come together to clean up their surroundings in Raheja residency, Koramangala.


The Inside Story from the Raheja Residency SpotFix (as provided by one of the fixers on Facebook):
1. Make a street map
2. Check with BBMP Waste Collector which houses don't give him waste
3. Observe thru the day who actually dumps and confirm waste collector info
4. Plan the Fix
5. Go house to house inviting all for the Fix (those who throw and those who dont) - even if they dont turn up, they know something... is a foot
6. Get construction and heavy debris cleared
7. Get masonry work done
8. Do the SpotFix
9. Go house to house and tell them not to throw waste but leave it for morning pick-up
10. Accompany morning pick-up, ring the bell and ask for waste
11. Keep doing till habit formed..work in progress yet..time will tell. but can be done





Update : Some residents come together again the following weekend to further improve on the previous spotfix. Take a look and hope this inspires you to do something similar in your neighborhood!




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Monday, February 20, 2012

Monday, January 30, 2012

I Can Spotfix! - Public Urinal Fix @Jaipur by SUDI

Location - Jaipur

The Ugly Indian message has spread quite far!
A group called Shut up & Do it  fix a Public Urinal in Jaipur!


Saturday, January 28, 2012

Friday, January 27, 2012

I Can Spotfix! - Urinal wall fix @Mission Hospital in Mysore by MYF!

Location - Mission Hospital, Mysore

A group called 'Mysore Youth Forum' spot fix an Ugly Urinal wall in Mysore on Republic day!

Check out this excellent Spotfix video.




"Calling all those from Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Delhi, Chandigarh, Goa, Ahmedabad and other cities who have asked TUI to 'start something in their cities'. Follow the example of Mysore - this group (MYF) simply went out and did it. That's all it takes - survey an ugly wall, get a few friends, go to a hardware shop and buy some paint, spades & brooms and simply attack it. What's stopping you? " ~ TUI


Related Reads:

I Can Spotfix! - @KR Hospital, Mysore

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Monday, December 12, 2011

I Can SpotFix! - @Koramangala by Temple Cross Residents


A few residents of Koramangala 3rd Block decided to do their own Spotfix.
They asked for (and received) 30 tereBins from TUI, and then went about fixing the street in front of their homes to offer a suitable reception to the tereBins!!


TUI says this is their best birthday gift to date!





30 tereBins were whisked into Koramangala by residents concerned about the litter on the streets of 3rd Block. They are all installed and working away 24x7.

"To all those who have written in asking "What can I do on my street?" - well, THIS is what you can do! Just do it. Get a few brooms, some cans of paint and a 3-4 committed people, and the rest will follow. Don't waste time in meetings or forming groups. Just go to the hardware shop, buy the stuff and get down to it. Looking forward to more such examples of actual work done - send us pictures or videos and we will showcase it here and on Facebook." - TUI

Click here to know how you can adopt a TereBin!

Saturday, November 12, 2011

I Can Spotfix! - Koramangala playground! - A birthday gift

TUI had neglected to maintain the Big Fix we did in the Koramangala Playground 3 months ago (as their focus had  been CBD), but SOMEONE decided to adopt this Spot.


This story exemplifies the 'power of one' person to make a change. This is inspiring for many of us to go out and 'do something'. Even if it is all by ourselves!
 
READ ON in the links below.
Birthday present for TUI - part 1
Birthday present for TUI - part 2

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

I Can Spotfix! - Tree fix by Aastha

Location - Bangalore




Aastha Sahai  removes ads/posters from about 15 trees/electricity poles near house in Bangalore! Kudos to her!!

Sunday, September 18, 2011

I Can Spotfix! - Embassy Tranquil, Koramangala

"'The Ugly Indian' is not a formal Team or organisation. Those of us who think we are Ugly Indians get together and fix spots that trouble us. You can do the same - whichever city you are in."" - TUI

Some Koramangala residents decided to SpotFix outside their apartment complex. They say they were inspired by some of the videos posted by the TUI, and wanted to try it out themselves.



 Do you think you can also do what these Koramangala residents did in your own city, locality?