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Tackling urban & rural cleanliness

Tackling urban & rural cleanliness
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Sep 15, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Should issues of urban and rural cleanliness be tackled differently? Can a single approach provide solutions to all problems related to cleanliness?

Should issues of urban and rural cleanliness be tackled differently? Can a single approach provide solutions to all problems related to cleanliness?

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Donald Ferreira
Donald Ferreira 11 years 3 months ago
An example of Mumbai footpaths and the streets are in a very bad shape. Broken footpaths filled with dust dirt is another health hazard. 1 Every street should form a common association which will comprise of all the residential and commercial buildings on their respective street. 2 A minimum monthly collection per family should be collected. Eg. Rs 50 pm 3 this would be used in maintaining and up-keeping their own streets. 4 Sign boards to create awareness 5 less depend on BMC
RAMCHANDRA PAITHANKAR
RAMCHANDRA PAITHANKAR 11 years 3 months ago
The main spots from urban and rural areas should be in close circuit TV. Those who are making pollution should be strictly monitored and punished .The punishment should be widely published regularly in news paper and TV so that pollution maker may feel shy. The people should think that they have no freedom to make pollution .This should be continuously monitored till people become habitual for not making pollution.
Vijay Singh
Vijay Singh 11 years 3 months ago
As we all say "first impression is last impression".When i travel by train to any part of west and India, its very disgusting to see the level of garbage and i couldn't see outside the train during early morning hours. It gives very bad impression to any tourist when they enter to any state. I never visited Agra city, but whenever the train pass thru, it gives me bad impression.I request Government to provide sanitation and lavatory to area which is near to railway tracks close to stations.
mihirkumar kanubhai mahera
mihirkumar kanubhai mahera 11 years 3 months ago
according to me we have to build compulsory toilets and bathroom in rural area.if the toilets and bathroom is not found individual family,government must stop grant for the village.do not give government facility to whose rural family have not sanitation facility.provide drainage system in village area possible to cluster drainage facility to group village area.construct the village cleanliness committee in each village area of INDIA. to give government grant to village cleanliness committee f
AVINASH MUKUND GUPTA
AVINASH MUKUND GUPTA 11 years 3 months ago
In Chhatisgarh recently, State Govt has recently issued instructions for banning plastic cover on copies and books. This step is worth following. Needless to say that use of Polyethene items like carry bags etc is environmentally harmful and should be discouraged. Similar orders may be issued by Central Govt for Kendriya Vidyalaya, where it is still insisted upon. It is a misinformed action on the part of KVS authorities. It will be a good lesson and may change students’ outlook in life.
Ashok_21
Ashok_21 11 years 3 months ago
polythene is a big polluter in urban and its expanding to even rural areas..it should be ban strictly. this step could reduce almost 60 percent solid waste load from the urban cities
vaibhav eagala
vaibhav eagala 11 years 3 months ago
Govt. Should make it compulsory to all shopkeepers, vendors to put atleast one dustbin,it should make the bins available at every 200mts distance, the work of cleaning the streets and roads can be done at night by giving this opportunity to private organisation for each locality.can bring the models and technology of developed countries to do so, .finally make a strict law for this and install the security cameras at large so that people will avoid this act of littering.
Samir Rachh
Samir Rachh 11 years 3 months ago
Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is a very necessary initiative and one can see a tremendous growth in the interest amongst people of our country ; I feel more and more dustbins should be installed at regular intervals on all roads and footpaths so much so that any bin is not too far away for an individual to litter on the road and that he is persuaded to put his garbage in the bin.
Mohan Joshi
Mohan Joshi 11 years 3 months ago
There has been lot of talk about Swach Bharat, but on the ground level there is little change happening. In our country, educating the people about cleanliness is going to take many years. Hence, Central and State Govts should come out with some tougher laws and penalties to make the govt. agencies and public at large accountable for cleanliness.
Pardeep Chauhan
Pardeep Chauhan 11 years 3 months ago
Dear sir the biggest hindrance in clean india which I noticed is that most people do n't want to put garbage on Road and to stop this we can do the following things 1.We have to put maximum dustbins at max place 2.To clean the dustbins regularly basis ie 2 times a day 3.To put max advertising for clean india at bpublic place like bus stand which is low