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Waste Collection: Swachhta Prahari Vans To Monitor Dumping Of Garbage In Open In City | Jaipur News
JAIPUR: Cleanliness drives were conducted across the city by both Jaipur Municipal Corporation – Greater (JMC-Greater) and JMC-Heritage as part of the ‘Swachhta Hi Sewa’ initiative.
JMC-Greater mayor Somya Gurjar on Sunday flagged off a Swachhta Prahari Van that will monitor open waste dumping in the city and issue challans to offenders.
“JMC-Greater has started the Swachhta Prahari 24×7 van to keep an eye on those spreading garbage on the roads and to issue challans on the spot. Even after door-to-door waste collection process was regularised in localities, people continue to throw garbage on roads and this initiative aims to stop this habit,” said Gurjar.
On Sunday, a cleanliness drive was conducted in Sanganer zone and all the wards. The mayor also appealed to shopkeepers and street vendors to keep wet and dry waste in separate dustbins.
In JMC-Heritage, around 400 people participated in a cleanliness drive from the civic body headquarters till Jaleb Chowk.
JMC-Heritage deputy mayor Aslam Farooqui said, “Along with the corporation, every citizen should also join this campaign and help in keeping their house as well as their locality, colony and the entire city clean”.
Rajendra Singh Shekhawat, the commissioner of Jaipur Municipal Corporation-Heritage, said, “Cleaning and maintaining cleanliness is not only the responsibility of sanitation workers or the corporation but must be shared by all of us citizens. Only when every person becomes conscious about cleanliness can the country become reliably clean.”
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JMC-Greater mayor Somya Gurjar on Sunday flagged off a Swachhta Prahari Van that will monitor open waste dumping in the city and issue challans to offenders.
“JMC-Greater has started the Swachhta Prahari 24×7 van to keep an eye on those spreading garbage on the roads and to issue challans on the spot. Even after door-to-door waste collection process was regularised in localities, people continue to throw garbage on roads and this initiative aims to stop this habit,” said Gurjar.
On Sunday, a cleanliness drive was conducted in Sanganer zone and all the wards. The mayor also appealed to shopkeepers and street vendors to keep wet and dry waste in separate dustbins.
In JMC-Heritage, around 400 people participated in a cleanliness drive from the civic body headquarters till Jaleb Chowk.
JMC-Heritage deputy mayor Aslam Farooqui said, “Along with the corporation, every citizen should also join this campaign and help in keeping their house as well as their locality, colony and the entire city clean”.
Rajendra Singh Shekhawat, the commissioner of Jaipur Municipal Corporation-Heritage, said, “Cleaning and maintaining cleanliness is not only the responsibility of sanitation workers or the corporation but must be shared by all of us citizens. Only when every person becomes conscious about cleanliness can the country become reliably clean.”
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Cleanliness drive in all wards on Oct 1
The Municipal Corporation (MC) in Chandigarh, India, will organize a cleanliness campaign in every ward of the city in collaboration with resident welfare associations and market welfare associations. One marketplace and a park in each of the 35 wards will be cleaned, and minor repair and maintenance works will also be carried out. In a separate initiative, the Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) in Jaipur launched a two-week cleanliness campaign, starting with a health check-up camp for sanitation workers. The JMC is also planning to expand user charges for waste collection. Additionally, road repair work has begun in Sunder Nagar in Ludhiana, and a road in Kirpal Nagar is set to be reconstructed. The JMC-Greater in Jaipur took action against officials after finding cleanliness issues during a surprise inspection, demoting one official and issuing notices to five others.
The Municipal Corporation (MC) in Chandigarh, India, will organize a cleanliness campaign in every ward of the city in collaboration with resident welfare associations and market welfare associations. One marketplace and a park in each of the 35 wards will be cleaned, and minor repair and maintenance works will also be carried out. In a separate initiative, the Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) in Jaipur launched a two-week cleanliness campaign, starting with a health check-up camp for sanitation workers. The JMC is also planning to expand user charges for waste collection. Additionally, road repair work has begun in Sunder Nagar in Ludhiana, and a road in Kirpal Nagar is set to be reconstructed. The JMC-Greater in Jaipur took action against officials after finding cleanliness issues during a surprise inspection, demoting one official and issuing notices to five others.
Students join Swachhta Hi Seva Abhiyan, to clean school, roads
Schools in Ranchi are observing Swachhta Pakhwara, a cleanliness drive aligned with the Swachhta Hi Seva Abhiyan, to promote cleanliness and civic responsibilities among residents, particularly the youth. Students from various schools are participating in cleanliness campaigns, organizing awareness campaigns, and cleaning the surrounding areas of their schools. The initiatives aim to instill a sense of responsibility towards the community and promote proper waste disposal and sanitation practices.
Schools in Ranchi are observing Swachhta Pakhwara, a cleanliness drive aligned with the Swachhta Hi Seva Abhiyan, to promote cleanliness and civic responsibilities among residents, particularly the youth. Students from various schools are participating in cleanliness campaigns, organizing awareness campaigns, and cleaning the surrounding areas of their schools. The initiatives aim to instill a sense of responsibility towards the community and promote proper waste disposal and sanitation practices.
Mass cleanliness drive today
The Mysuru City Corporation in India has launched a special program called Shramdaan for Swachhata Ek Taarikh- Ek Ghanta to promote cleanliness. The aim is to make India garbage-free, and the program involves cleaning waste in various public places across the city. The event is being organized with the support of NGOs, residents welfare associations, and volunteers. Additionally, the Dasara Celebration Poets Meet Subcommittee will conduct poets meets from October 17 to 21 in Mysuru. Poets and poetesses who want to participate must submit three self-written poems and their bio-data before October 7.
The Mysuru City Corporation in India has launched a special program called Shramdaan for Swachhata Ek Taarikh- Ek Ghanta to promote cleanliness. The aim is to make India garbage-free, and the program involves cleaning waste in various public places across the city. The event is being organized with the support of NGOs, residents welfare associations, and volunteers. Additionally, the Dasara Celebration Poets Meet Subcommittee will conduct poets meets from October 17 to 21 in Mysuru. Poets and poetesses who want to participate must submit three self-written poems and their bio-data before October 7.
