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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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ramandeep chona
ramandeep chona 11 years 5 months ago
Cleaning India is not easy task. It is very easy to talk If you see when you travel in pubic place you never see the sign like " AAGE SE LEFT/RIGHT ME PUBLIC TOILET HAI".In public places we have put hoarding as like we do for pepsi or coca cola. Many political parties these days placing banner to become a member of his party. Same type banner and hoarding should me place for swachh bharat abhiyaan in every 1 km of country. 'AAGE SE LEFT ME PUBLIC TOILET HAI"
Niranjan Singh walia
Niranjan Singh walia 11 years 5 months ago
Generally it is observed that whenever a infrastructure project is completed its srroundings like side Bern or underneath of a bridge etc is left unattended with garbage littered all over. such things reduce the cleanliness of the area and it goes on and on...The contractors justifies that he is paid for this only.Now I would suggest that a clause in all infrastructure projects be made mandatory that after completing the project the garbage/waste has to be cleared simultaneously to clear DUES
AMIT BOTE
AMIT BOTE 11 years 5 months ago
As a common man, people believe that the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is arranging the cleanliness drives, making the areas clean. But it also includes as a key part that people should have good habits of not making area dirty. It should start from the small habits like not throwing a chocolate wrapper on road also. There should be more emphasis on the changing the habits of people regarding cleanliness rather than just to arrange cleanliness drives.
Chhavi Methi
Chhavi Methi 11 years 5 months ago
Contd .. 3) creating awareness programs at a community level . 4) dustbins at every nook & corner 5) waste pits at evry locality . 6) Making Kabadiwallah sector more organised 7) plastics are not picked by Kabadiwallah, so making the same compulsory.and the rates should be given by govt . 8) and support from govt to people like me , where I can do wonders ... yes ! Thanks Chhavi Methi
Chhavi Methi
Chhavi Methi 11 years 5 months ago
I have few ideas on swachh Bharat on how can it be achieved. But before that one thing u want to convey to modiji as a strong supporter of him that he should do something substantial to work on the ground in all the areas . And as far as swachhbarat is concerned, he should rope in people who has the same passion like me . Here are a few ideas :- 1) despite of the fact that people know how to segregate waste , they are lazy . So training of house help 2) making it a law to segregate waste Contd
S krishnan
S krishnan 11 years 5 months ago
Swach Bharath cannot be achieved in full unless we remove roaming animals from the urban areas with their poop strewn all over. Rabies cannot be eliminated unless we remove street dogs . Slums dwellers have to be rehabilitated and unauthorised settlements have to be discouraged. Drainage system and public conveniences to be improved. Finally, population to be restricted. Otherwise we cannot achieve the objective.
pankaj_3
pankaj_3 11 years 5 months ago
pankaj_3 Hon'ble P M I wana khow about money those provide as food security bill. And why we should do that. I tax payer do hardwork day n night n help to make developed India. But gov. Pay money by Food security bill. If gov. Want to do that than those family received food by gov. Than they pay for it by CLEAN INDIA. They r responsible for cleaness for his alloted area. Gov. Should allot a particular area for cleaning to every family those receive food. Thus they can also help to bui
gaurav chhibber
gaurav chhibber 11 years 5 months ago
reducing urban waste is the only way forward. which means "per house, less waste" which means less land for dumping, less piosoning of resources, less wastage management vehicles. It starts with simple steps like composting kitchen and garden waste. reusing poly packings. reducing incoming of such products in homes. Less polythene, more use of cloth bags, rewarding been brands with more business, talking more about green brands and encouraging them. reusing plastic waste to the last resort.
V Pushkaran
V Pushkaran 11 years 5 months ago
myGOV is not my sarkar. I am not able to keep surroundings of my house clean because of unauthorised illegal construction and some unclean neighbours. I regd. many complaints but falls in deaf ears of the Great my ( meaning your) sarkar. So I decided to just enjoy listening to rhetorics and photographs of our rulers which are in plenty and pray to Almighty for giving birth to many many sarkars, if possible of shorter terms.
Saroj Kumar Sahu_1
Saroj Kumar Sahu_1 11 years 5 months ago
Please ban polythene asap. This is creating a lot off issue and more dangerous when claning people burning the daily. This happens throughout Hyderabad on daily basis. Can't we have such measure like developed countries in India and when our new govt. is planning. What you did is not eanough and we still dont have dustbins. Please plan in a systematic manner.