Sir, Irrespective of what subjects are taught in schools and colleges, please introduce ASAP one dedicated subject in all school and college curriculum all across India on Virtues of Discipline, Road Safety, Cleanliness and Personal Hygiene. The knowledge on these aspects are alarmingly low in Indian youths - arguably the lowest among all emerging nations. Without our youths knowing these basic building blocks of a society, all our efforts to make India a better place to live will fail.

Its important to keep our surroundings clean but we are neglecting to deal with the waste that is collected. There is an urgent need to promote waste sehgregation and then recycling of this waste in most environmental friendly way.

in india where unemployment is very high, why should we accept people in the nagar nigams who do not work. strict laws should be made to immidiatly sack a person in who's area cleaniness is not found, the job should then be passed to an unemployed, giving a strong signal to those who dont do thier jobs and just draw salries from govt accounts.

Responding to the call given by our H’ble Prime Minister, a Swachchata Abhiyan was launched in Udyambag today by the Staff & Employees of Expert Engineering Enterprises – supported by the neighbouring factories. Mr. I H Jagadish, Regional Environmental Officer, KSPCB, Belgaum lead the campaign. While addressing the gathering he congratulated the Industries for taking such an initiative. He highlighted the importance of reducing the waste in the first place, recycling & reusing.

Most of the areas near the railway tracks are used for dumping garbage or is filled with dirt/filth. This may be due to the areas near the railway tracks being a no man's land due to the responsibility not being clear - whether it is Railways or the local authority of the area where the railway track passes through. This responsibility for maintaining the cleaniless of the areas around the railway tracks should be fixed as this is quite a large area spread all over the country.

Responding to the call given by our H’ble Prime Minister, a Swachchata Abhiyan was launched in Udyambag today by the Staff & Employees of Expert Engineering Enterprises – supported by the neighbouring factories. Mr. I H Jagadish, Regional Environmental Officer, KSPCB, Belgaum lead the campaign. While addressing the gathering he congratulated the Industries for taking such an initiative. He highlighted the importance of reducing the waste in the first place, recycling & reusing.

When people of red light and people of use luxury lifestyle will not support then we cannot imagine about swachh bharat because they can only motivate people to do better job for our country,they can motivate by roaming around state,village and mohalla.many people will motivate by this movement.thanks

Please use scientific approach to flush toilets and paying for water to flush with objective of providing very high quality service in a profitable manner to the land owner the operations staff and other participants. Plan for flushing effectively with proper schedules, number of units per square kilometre or cell radius of telephone towers.

Tender coconut retailing should become more organized with proper coordination between suppliers, retailers, and consumers. This can help better space utilization and estimation of demand and supply to better the lifestyle of retail vendors.

Meat and alcohol should be retailed in separate area rather than opening stores unnecessarily everywhere. Meat and alcohol should be imported. Cigarettes should be retailed only in malls to make it difficult to procure with more regulations. Cigarettes should not be sold only in single with a high price.