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Smart Sanitation and Cleanliness Solutions for Chandigarh

Smart Sanitation and Cleanliness Solutions for Chandigarh
Start Date :
Aug 10, 2015
Last Date :
Jan 01, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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With challenges of rapid urbanisation ahead and the promise to conserve the green heritage of “City Beautiful”, Chandigarh Administration is always committed to create a clean ...

With challenges of rapid urbanisation ahead and the promise to conserve the green heritage of “City Beautiful”, Chandigarh Administration is always committed to create a clean and healthy environment for its resident, commuters & tourists. Eco-friendly & sustainable technologies will be focus of city under “Smart City Mission”.

As per the “Rank of Cities on Sanitation 2009-2010” Report (issued by Ministry of Urban Development, GoI) Chandigarh emerged as the cleanest city in India, with a rating of 73.48 points followed by Mysore in the second place with 70.65 points. However the Administration still strives for more better & effective solutions on sanitation and cleanliness which should come directly from its residents. The citizen consultation will give an important insight of the requirements& aspirations of the residents for Sanitation & Cleanliness Plan of Chandigarh.

So, the Chandigarh Administration hereby invites ideas, views, opinion and suggestions from the residents so that the objective of “Smart Sanitation & Cleanliness Solutions” could be achieved.

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Amar Deep Sharma
Amar Deep Sharma 10 years 10 months ago
Sir, we required more urinals. Frequency of 1/2km. This is achievable, if we involved the private firms. To advertise they invest huge amount. And pay rental for hoardings. Now if we ask them to built the urinals for certain Road / area / sector and maintain it. Against it they can use the wall facing to public or road side for their product adv. And they will not pay any rental for 5 years. Density of dustbin and capacity of urinals can be decided according to area. After 5 years
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Sachin Birla
Sachin Birla 10 years 10 months ago
We should be make one head of colony to work for cleaniness.we should be make a list for each colony.this list consist of those name who are interest to cleaning and this list also maintain by ward parshad or any other people.12__50 year person enrolled in this list.hafte ya mahine me ek bar inki mitting honi chahiye or colony ki safai ka dhyan rakhna chahiye
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Rahul Mehta
Rahul Mehta 10 years 10 months ago
Sir we need to refurnish all our Indian government sector hospitals for the growth of the country. Presently the patients are rushing towards private sector where the price range is very expensive and normal salaried person cannot afford. We should renovate all government hospitals throughout India to capture all class of patients. This will be a great step towards our nation betterment with the slogan of Healthy & wealthy India..! Jai Hind! I am resident of Dubai, Rahul Mehta +971508476539
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Sarath Kumar G
Sarath Kumar G 10 years 10 months ago
To achieve "smart sanitation and cleanliness" at any city in our nation is possible by eradicating the poverty and providing the education.
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Alok Singh_18
Alok Singh_18 10 years 10 months ago
sir i want to know why is INDIA is a secularism country instead of having HINDU in majority even the main agenda of dividing INDIA was to create HINDU AND MUSLIM Nation PAK becomes a muslim nation so why not INDIA????
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Manohar Sharma
Manohar Sharma 10 years 10 months ago
There are lot of things to be done before declaring city beautiful. Public health department when asked to clean rain/storm water drains is not done. If some one asked to clean the sewage in front of house/flat public health official tell it is not our duty u pay the money to same person he will do. Therefore we need to organize this department. If some one throwing malba on road he/she should be fined. people are not maintaining over head water tanks. depute a person with challan book wher
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anand k abraham
anand k abraham 10 years 10 months ago
But 5S technology and this way of housekeeping is limited to industries in India.We have to make this learn from the KG standard itself to make it a culture changeover.I happened to read a news that Japanese folks cleaned the football stadium in Brazil after the match.that too after loosing the match.A similar culture of that nature should be targeted and horizontally deployed all over India through culturalchange over like we hesitateto enter ourworkship places withfootwear, weshud practic 5S
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