Aditya Tiwari, a young advocate for traffic safety, has been passionately spreading awareness since he was just 7 years old. Inspired by his sister's "No Smoking" campaign, Aditya decided to serve his country in his own way. For the past three years, he has been overseeing traffic and even writing and singing songs to educate others about traffic laws. He is certainly making a difference from a young age.

'Traffic Soldier Of India' ~ 

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Although Indore is known for being the cleanest city, he stated, "I want Indore to be the best at adhering to traffic laws." When he grows up, the 10-year-old stated, he wants to be a soldier who people look up to and aspire to be like. He declared, "I want to be a soldier so great that other people want to be like me when I grow up." Sangeeta Tiwari, Aditya's mother, stated that her son has a strong desire to serve his country and hopes to enlist in the military when he grows up. Aditya aspires to serve his country as a soldier. He dons a soldier's uniform and uses songs to raise awareness of traffic laws.

The Indore Traffic Police Education Wing has dubbed the young youngster the "traffic soldier of India," praising his efforts to raise awareness of traffic laws.  With Aditya's contributions, we are having great success raising awareness. As I manage traffic, I tend to Aditya and instruct him on safety protocols and guidelines. He now goes by the moniker "traffic soldier of India," an official declared.