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Cleanliness initiatives to mark Gandhi ji’s 150th Birth Anniversary

Cleanliness initiatives to mark Gandhi ji’s 150th Birth Anniversary
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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What are your ideas on commemorating Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary with a special focus on cleanliness? What innovative initiatives can be adopted to mark this ...

What are your ideas on commemorating Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary with a special focus on cleanliness? What innovative initiatives can be adopted to mark this event?

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BRIAN TREVOR JAMES WILLIAMS
BRIAN TREVOR JAMES WILLIAMS 11 years 7 months ago
The Saaf Aangan/ Swachh Bharat drive can succeed only with the active participation of all stakeholders. But first you have to TEACH INDIA- Keep India Clean. A massive drive to Educate the common Man on Why & how it BENEFITS HIM? MUNICIPAL/ POLICE/ GOVERNMENT ONLY ACT AS OVERSIGHT AND LEVY AUTHORITY. LEE GOVERNMENT, MORE GOOD GOVERNANCE. Pet Owners should have Building Society permission with a dedicated sand pit on property. Pet on Road later with license/ Registration on top of collar.
Ashutosh Joshi
Ashutosh Joshi 11 years 7 months ago
Sir, this is a very good initiative but is only coming across as a photo-opp. Doesn't look like there is an active participation in making a change. Besides no real ground work to be seen anywhere which can actually promote the mission. something as basic as public toilets and there cleanliness an making proper bins available in public places. Accountability for people as well as the government employees directly or indirectly responsible for the success of this mission is also not visible.
vinay madireddy
vinay madireddy 11 years 7 months ago
Please check the toilets in any public office. Public and its servants treat them very badly. The mindset of people has to be changed first. Make it mandatory to follow cleanliness. Also, may be there's a need for litter wardens who issue hefty fines to people who don't keep their environment clean. We should take this to a level where they will have to pay fine in court for damaging the environment. This should work , the warden should be given the authority only to issue challans.
DR GANAPATI SAHOO
DR GANAPATI SAHOO 11 years 7 months ago
Dear PM your mission of Clean India will be successful.Most of people are trying to be part of your mission.Time will prove everything.Some people are trying to politicize and taking extra populrity.Their plan will failure before your poisitive and reality.My suggestion to you to encourage more and more eminent personalities in the state to take active parts.So that mny people of our country will be encouraged and share with this programme.Hope Swachha Bharat mission dream will be successful.
UTTAM KUMAR BARDHAN
UTTAM KUMAR BARDHAN 11 years 7 months ago
Involvement of Local Corporators and Local MLA in Swach Bharat Abhiyan These two elected personalities MUST be given a target to ensure Cleainess is maintained, bodies perform and residential societies take part in keeping the locality clean. These persons for next few years should conduct regular checks and conduct discussion sessions etc. Form clusters of societies to participate in maintaining cleanliness,create awareness of maids/caretakers to wear gloves and pick up the poops of their pets
ish prasanna paltani
ish prasanna paltani 11 years 7 months ago
In Bhopal and in Madhya Pradesh a lot of illegal Hoardings specially by supporters of ruling party on birthdays have literally become Eyesore. Highcourt had given so many ultimatums but they are not being addressed. It is requested to enforce various act against defacement till date.
Hiren Patel
Hiren Patel 11 years 7 months ago
Why Singapore is So Clean. Litter bugs pay big time : There’s a reason why the streets of Singapore are almost glistening with cleanliness. A litter law dating from 1968 means litter bugs can be fined $1,000 for the first conviction and $5,000 for repeat convictions. On top of that, you’ll be forced to do community labour. And if you offend three times, you’ll have to wear a lovely sign, which states, “I am a litter lout”.