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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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MANISH BAGUL
MANISH BAGUL 11 years 4 months ago
India is country of diversity. Diversity is cultural, social, upbringing, class and so on. Unless each Indian understands the concept of "clean India", the mission will not be successful. Again it is a social issue and unfortunately there is no person or organisation who can influence people to adapt cleanliness.Anyway it is people who should do it. The best way is to focus on children. At least next generations will make it habit.
Satyam Nishad
Satyam Nishad 11 years 4 months ago
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.
Vinod Tripathi
Vinod Tripathi 11 years 4 months ago
Dear sir , In spite of so much effort taken by you to clean India it is shocking to note that Mumbai City lacks even dustbins on the roads compelling people to throw the waste on the road. How can a local body be so complacent that too in a state ruled by your party on a programme so dear to you. A strong word from you may help . We as a citizen are very keen to see a clean and green India- regards
Satyam Nishad
Satyam Nishad 11 years 4 months ago
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.
Satyam Nishad
Satyam Nishad 11 years 4 months ago
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....
Saurabh Dave
Saurabh Dave 11 years 4 months ago
Sir, I have been a soldier of your Swacch Bharat Mission, and have on many occasions did my bit to contribute and to educate others. Based on my observation, I suggest if we take auto-walas integral part of this movement, it will have a huge effect. Firstly, their union is always very strong, second lot of them indulge into gutka/masala and litter, also the passengers do such thing. If all autowalas also become the soldier of this mission, It will have huge effect. Thanks,Saurabh Dave(Bangalore)
vipin tiwari
vipin tiwari 11 years 4 months ago
sir i admire ur work for making toilets in villages. u have alloted 12000 rs for making toilets in each house,but sir i think in ground level due to corruption,nothing effective is happening. for example in my village (gram chaura,patti gyarah gaun hinduau,tahsil ghansali,tehri garhwal uttarakhand).the officers have made list of those person who already have toilets in their home or who do not live in my village. BUt because of getting 12000 rs they have written there names.so sir plese do sth
ankita bhadauria
ankita bhadauria 11 years 4 months ago
I live in Kolkata , I see some changes after you took the initiative of clean India but some places are there where no changes have took place. The municipality trucks which take the garbage from one area to the dumping ground take garbage in the trucks openly and make the roads dirty. Please pass strict rule for trucks taking garbage in the openly.
Ravi Dobhal
Ravi Dobhal 11 years 4 months ago
Respected Sir, I live in Kanpur. I can see the change after your initiative to make our country clean. In our country inspite of lots of traffic rules we can see that trucks which carries lots of goods are open and they usually overload and due to overloading especially in case of Ganga sand they spread it all around making our roads dirty and out of shape. So I request to pass a strict rule to make these transportation on closed trucks like other countries.