Add moral education as part of curriculumupto high school. Envoironment is a compulsory subject in under graduate. Add moral education also. It will help children learn value of cleanliness around.

There is not enough money to clean up india if you had to pay for it. Just relying on goodwill will only get you so much. I propose that each property owner pay with his/her effort or money. This is a kind of tax but can be paid in kind with effort. Enforce that each property owner to keep his side of the street clean. Does not matter if he is a private owner, a public company or even a squatter. Use their efforts and labor to clean up all the townships this way instantly.

related to ltc facility for govt. servant,this is observed that many paper vest for bill $ many formalities are there in the rules.when govt. servant goes to ltc,he can not enjoy visit due to tention of formalities of bill.Genrally one visit of ltc bill is to be about two to three month salary of the govt. servant.so if it is possible to give two month salary for every govt. servant for one visit of ltc,then many paper work $ formalities will reduce and curruption stop fag bill $ tour operaters

More like so that toilets can be built up, there should be a scheme to be introduce to finance those peoples who want to build sauchlaya in there house so that they can get easy loans from banks without any collateral at minimal rate of interest so that they can build sauchalyas toilets at there home

Although the goverment is educating its citizens very much towards the value of cleanlines in there life and locality. And people also know the importance of hygiene and cleanliness in there life, in the nations like ours i feel that there is one factor which affects our aim towards hygiene is that we are lacking in numbers of toilets required as per our need, gov is continusly running the promos on media thru print tv and radio that ghar main sauchalya is necesary but still we need some....

children of young age are always ready to learn everything which are taught to them.cleanliness should be a part of daily curricular activity in schools where they should be taught practically how to to keep the surrounding clean. there should be a theory subject about environment so that they may learn about different aspects and components of ENVIRONMENT. practical knowledge is better than theory. So they should be given knowledge in practicle more than that comapred to theory.

Wet wastes should be stored in larger container or bin or burried in the ground for few days as the waste will turn into rich compost that can be used or sold as manure back to the farmers.

Yes i agree with suresh chopra, adding to his points Due to the lack of dustbins public throw the garbage on road. So it would be great if Dustbins are kept at a certain distance and indicated with signboards. It will not be sufficient only if the dustbins are placed it should be made mandatory to the near by panchayats or corporation to clean them.It ll be a greater step towards clean India

contd. Every country in the world faces the hawker problem - but each one seems to *solve*, or rather *regulate*, it in a different way. Here in India we have tried issuing licenses to hawkers creating two categories of them - licensed and unlicensed. But this hardly matters today. The most major problem that needs to be solved is their encroachment on public roads that are already congested. If only pedestrians can get their footpaths free to walk- this one step will reduce road many accidents

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