LUCKNOW, Oct. 27 -- Students studying in government run schools will be made aware of waste management, especially e-waste and will become e-Waste Warriors to fight the menace. Through them, awareness will be spread to every household, an official said. Following the initiative of the ministry of education, the basic and secondary education departments of the state are organising various activities related to waste management in schools. A quiz competition on e-waste disposal will be held during prayer meetings on October 28. This will educate students about its dangers and how to dispose of it. Children will be taught the scientific techniques of waste disposal. Proper waste management will be made a daily habit for students. Four dustbins will also be placed in all schools. Wet waste (kitchen waste) will be placed in the green bin, sanitary waste in the red bin, and dry waste (books, notebooks, wood, etc) in the blue bin while waste such as paint cans, expired medicines, damaged bulbs, and e-waste, will be collected in the black bin. This initiative will help the department take the scientific approach of waste disposal to every child's home. The director general school education Monika Rani has directed that in addition to schools, four dustbins will be placed in all District Education and Training Institutes, District Project Offices, and BEO offices. These will be purchased from the contingency fund....