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Ending manual scavenging

Ending manual scavenging
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can we bring an end to the menace of manual scavenging?

How can we bring an end to the menace of manual scavenging?

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praveen kumar
praveen kumar 11 years 7 months ago
I am thinking of this since so many years, why nagara palika / Mahanagara palikas is not taking any initiate to keep the city’s public walls & Metro pillars free from sticking of wall posters. They should bring strict rule to stop using the public wall / compounds & Metro pillars been used for sticking wall posters, so that it brings cleanliness to our City. I request concerned authorities to bring the strict rule to prohibition of the same, if not followed penalize the persons in the posters
Kirti Patel
Kirti Patel 11 years 7 months ago
Respect sir, I m from Gujarat... Government started swachh Bharat mission... I want to advice that we have to some more creativity about it.. We have celebrates any last day of every month for more effective this mission...in FRANCE every month last Saturday celebrate as "rashtriya swachhata divas".... I hope that u thought about my opinion
Kaushik Nath
Kaushik Nath 11 years 7 months ago
I stay in Singapore, however my family is in India. If schools start community services for "Swachh Bharat" mission, I could sent my son there. He would form such great habits. Even in Bhagavat Geeta, it is mentioned there is no happiness without sacrifice. Something I personally suffer. However I would like my son to learn "The Art of Sacrifice" and community services so that he will become a confident and happy parson in adulthood.
Kedar Aitawdekar
Kedar Aitawdekar 11 years 7 months ago
Now due to social propaganda and advertising about swatch bharat peoples are well aware of the cleanliness and it's importance. Before throwing the paper or wrapper they think twice and they search for the dustbin box. I think we need to take advantage of this mindset and need to put garbage boxes on equal distance. Even this seems to be costly affair, we need to start it in phases. For example, putting dustbins at crowded streets/markets etc. Initially placing dustbin at an interval of 0.5 km.
Kaushik Nath
Kaushik Nath 11 years 7 months ago
I am hoping there phases for this "Swachh Bharat" mission. In the first phase, we use "Jhadu" which will shape our habits. In the second phase, we should use machines, otherwise we will not be able to scale the effort. Without the first phase, i.e. without shaping the right habits, the second phase will not make sense.
AMIT MISHRA
AMIT MISHRA 11 years 7 months ago
Sir i have a idea for this,you can suggest all the retailers to setup a dustbin outside their stores as their are many stores this will solve the garbage throwing problem.
indra kumar
indra kumar 11 years 7 months ago
Sir in cities there are corporations which have the resp. And they are doing also more or less but what abt 2 lakh villages. In mnrega 100 day work is guaranteed for every unemployed But work done r not so fruitful. Every vill consist of wards if u employ 1 sweeper for two ward. He will be given 300 day work salary appx 6 thousand work for six day in week . sweeps road in mrg cln scl toilets in noon and clean drain.he will get a permt job survive with salary.in this way every vill of India cln dly
Ajay Bhargava
Ajay Bhargava 11 years 7 months ago
Sir, AAP was working door to door. It was a two way communication with one or two representatives. What ever they said was believed. You also need to work similarly to tell the truth to people.. We are witnessing it in Punjab municipal elections. They are taking credit for safai abhiyan we did promising toilets and criticizing BJP.