Site: Gurgaon Aadhaar Card Office This place was teeming with little children, all there to be registered for aadhaar cards. Govt offices can not afford to be kept unclean because our kids need to learn the right behaviors - from their schools, their playgrounds, and their occasional interactions with government such as registering for aadhaar cards.

माननीय प्रधानमंत्री महोदय जी स्वच्छ भारत अभियान के अंतर्गत यदि हम हर एक स्तर पर जिम्मेदारी तय करे तो बहुत जल्द ही अपना सपने स्वच्छ भारत अभियान का पूर्ण हो जायगा जैसे की हम कॉलोनी, मोहल्ले, एवं सामाजिक स्तर पर एक कमेटी गठित कर सकते है एवं इन कमेटिओ की जिम्मेदारी होगी की वह अपने मोहल्ले एवं कॉलोनी की स्वछता का पूरी तरह से ख्याल रखे. एवं इसके साथ ही एक व्यक्तिगत जिम्मेदारी भी हो जाएगी।

I would like to share my views on the cleanliness ad orderly manner for our railways. Just like we have the ticket system in Delhi metros, It should be introduced in the railway systems also. This would ensure order and discipline. Also, it would reduce the number of persons travelling without tickets. I am sure this would cause a benefit to the finance systems also. Plus, the stations should be provided with proper and clean waiting regions. Thank you.

My idea will serve government with 4 things: 1. Cleanliness of India: People will fear because of fine and it will make our country clean. 2. Income of Government: Those who will pollute our country knowingly or unknowingly, they will have to pay fine. That will provide Income for Government. 3. Employment for youths: Youths can be recruited as Control Room operators. 4. Decrease in Crime: Crimes such as rapes, embarrassing girls, traffic rules violation, etc. can be brought down..

Start installing CCTV camera in each ward of all cites & town. Make a Control Room for those CCTV cameras in each ward of city. That control room of each ward will cover all the CCTV cameras of that ward. Provide job to youths by recruiting them as control room operators. They will have to keep watching those CCTV cameras of their ward. Anybody found spitting, peeing, throwing garbage, etc on that CCTV camera, take fine from them. For example: Peeing > Rs. 500 fine, Spitting > Rs. 300 fine, etc

Dear Prime Minister Sir, I am here with one exclusive plan regarding Swachh Bharat. In My plan which I am going to suggest Government will need some expenditure but after spending on this plan there will be 3 things: 1. Cleanliness of our Country. 2. Income for the Government. 3. Employment for citizens of India. My One plan will serve all these 3 purpose. So plz take my idea very seriously and kindly act on it as soon as possible... To Be Continued in next comment...

most of the Indians are uneducated and lives in villages. They have no idea about importance of cleanness. If they came to cities for livelihood, continue their attitude.We can see peoples travelling in trains put garbage under the seats ,spitting through windows. If one person cleans his surroundings and ten persons put garbage in that place there is no use of cleanness. awareness should start from school.Local administration should not give permission for new building without toilet.

South Delhi Municipal Corpn may be given some National Award for installing small waste bins in parks near heap of wastes lying uncleaned for a long time and a large number of stray dogs are playing around. This is a glaring example of Swachh Bharat.

There is a need to build proper roads and footpaths in urban India; with improper roads, sideways, footpaths, improper drainage system and waste waste management. Swacch bharat would only be a distant dream. Why can't we treat all urban India as Delhi 110001? A lot of jobs can be created and face of the urban Indian can be drastically changed with proper management and application.

Unless the people will change the attitude towards littering openly, placing garbage bins or putting fine will not bring any remarkable result. I believe that only awareness through teaching kids in schools, training local Panchayat administration, and through print media communications we can spread this awareness among the rural and urban masses.