I have been discussing over this topic with my father ,the other day.

He asked me to write out this topic so that it could reach out to people.

He told me, when coins like 25 paise, 10 pause, 1 rupee,50 paise coins are not used after a certain time, then what's the destiny of those coins??

Why the government is not utilising those rejected currencies to build up something new recycle them??

If you consider the metal with which those coins are made up of then it will sum up to several millions.

But after a certain period of time when those coins are rejected then we simply don't make any proper use of those coins..

We either offer them to temple, or church ( wish making coins) or any other religious offering or something else. But why should we waste those coins in such manner.

My father was very very seriously thinking about this thing and that day he asked me to bring up this topic to the youth of the country through the blogs or other social media platforms.

I sincerely owe this topic to my father and I request every youth of India reading this topic to think about the topic.

As a solution to the recycling process I think,if there could be a ‘ coin’  dumping box in every government sponsored inlets in our country. So that we scan go and atleast put the coins into those boxes.

If our government can make use of all those rejected coins to the benefit of the citizens and the needy,that would be a great step from our leaders.

But for the awareness of the youth and masses I would sincerely share my father's concern for the society.So I bring this topic amongst all my friends in Candlemonk.

If you are reading this blog then it's a request to you,please pass on this topic to others and bring up this topic into the vision of the youth and the society.

I truly believe that if our young minds are thoughtful and aware of our surroundings and our needs,we can make a huge difference in the society we are living.

Be it any topic of concern,I request every bloggers in Candlemonk to share your views and your concern for any such topics which needs the attention of the youth and the society.

I would like to thank each of my reader friends in Candlemonk if you just read this blog of mine and reflect for a second over this great wastage of rejected coins.