In India, old tires are being transformed into playground equipment
Pooja Rai believes all children should have access to a playground where they can let their imaginations run wild, and through Anthill Creations, she s helping make this happen across India. Rai is the founder and CEO of Anthill Creations, and was inspired to start the nonprofit after seeing kids playing with trash and old shoes. Play shouldn t just be part of a rich, privileged kid s lifestyle, Rai told the
Christian Science Monitor. All kids have a right to enjoy their childhoods. Anthill Creations takes old tires â roughly 100 million are discarded in India annually â and after cleaning them and making sure they are safe to use, transforms them into swings, jungle gyms, tunnels, and sculptures. Since Rai launched Anthill Creations in 2016, the nonprofit has delivered tire playground equipment to 275 schools, public spaces, and refugee camps, and designed play spaces for blind children as well.
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Team of Egyptian archeologists make this remarkable find called “the largest’ ancient city ever uncovered in Egypt.
The “Lost Golden City” has been recovered in Egypt. An ancient city located in the desert outside Luxor that dates back to a golden age of the pharaohs 3,000 years ago, CBS News reported.
The stunning find was uncovered by a team of archeologists who said it was the largest ancient city ever uncovered in Egypt. Betsy Bryan, a professor of Egyptian art and archaeology at Johns Hopkins University, said in a statement it was the second most important archeological discovery since the tomb of Tutankhamun nearly a century ago, CBS reported.