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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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Kamlesh Rathod
Kamlesh Rathod 11 years 4 months ago
Please bring in a Law that any building construction material shall strictly not be allowed to be dumped or unloaded on Public Property, It is to be compulsorily dumped within the premises of the property, There is a lot of damage caused to both roads & pavements due to this & also a lot of dust because of the sand & debris which in turn dirties the roads. No construction activity like bending of TMT Bars,Cement & sand mixing etc..should be allowed on Roads or pavements, IT WILL REDUCE POLLUTION
Ghanshyam Das
Ghanshyam Das 11 years 4 months ago
The film is reporting an example of polluted pond in Gwalior district's Mansingh Fort. It has turned almost green due to the algalbloom as the visitors keep throwing the roughage in it increasing the nitrification thus laying negative impact on the water by augmenting the growth of methyl bacteria. If the government tries to clean the water, it will encumber on our national economy.
Probuddho Ghosh
Probuddho Ghosh 11 years 4 months ago
Please engage religious trusts like Tirupati, Vaishno Devi for development of rural India The money donated by the people of India will be used for India's development and at the same time NGOs funded by foreign hands who want to contain the development of India and damage the social fabric of India can be contained. Trusts which have income in excess of 100 crores should mandatorily do this which will help in creating a favourable image of these institutions across religious lines.
V Pushkaran
V Pushkaran 11 years 4 months ago
Swachh Bharat, Clean India. What a great idea. Drinking water dirty; surroundings filthy; MCDs throw slush from drains in the open during rains; public places are not cleaned; eateries are run adjacent to public toilets (these toilets are unusable and are there for spreading diseases-if this is the condition of National Capital, our rulers perception of "world class" is misconceived. Building smart cities and running bullet trains at the cost of rest of the country are pure business. Jai Hind
JITESH LAXMINARAYAN DAVE
JITESH LAXMINARAYAN DAVE 11 years 4 months ago
माननीय , गाँव में जो टॉयलेट बनाने के लिय पैसे दिए जा रहे हे , लोग उस पैसो से अपने दुसरे खर्चे निकाल रहे हे l गाली सरकार को देते हे l कृपया पैसो का उपयोग शौचालय में ही हो उसका कुछ उपाय जरूरी है l गाँव के सरपंच या ग्रामसभा इसका ध्यान रख सकते हे l और उनकी जवाबदेही भी होनी चाहिए l
Nandkishor Jadhav
Nandkishor Jadhav 11 years 4 months ago
In urban areas there are many small & big shops/ commercial spaces which are having just 1 common toilet. That to is without or very less maintenance. Normally all the shops are open for more than 10 hours and each shop has at-least 3-5 people working in it. many times there are women employs. The lack of having separate washroom or toilet surely affects their personnel hygiene. I request to have certain policy to make it mandatory to have/Build separate washrooms/Toilets for each shop.