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in 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Swachh Bharat (Clean India) campaign. Swachh Bharat is the largest cleanliness drive in the history of India, and one of its key initiatives is Swachh Bharat: Swachh Vidyalaya (Clean India: Clean Schools). Prime Minister Modi urged the corporate sector to get involved in the construction of toilets in schools across the country. Many Indian companies, including TCS, got involved almost immediately.
Schools allocated to TCS were spread across four states—Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Bihar, Tamil Nadu—and happily included Narasimhulu’s school. Finally, his students would have the facilities they needed.
Schools allocated to TCS were spread across four states—Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Bihar, Tamil Nadu—and happily included Narasimhulu’s school. Finally, his students would have the facilities they needed.
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India needed the CLEAN INDIA campaign urgently. The general state of our cities, towns, colonies, rivers, oceans, lakes, hill-stations, parks, gardens, public transportation systems, railway stations, public toilets, etc, all indicate we as a nation are not pro-cleanliness! The nationwide ‘Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’ is another proof of our apathy to the squalor lying uncleaned around us!
As the entire nation is abuzz with the cleanliness drives and campaigns under the impetus of ‘Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’ launched by the Honorable Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendera Modi, let’s contribute to it by making ourselves clean first. Amit Abraham has very wisely said “Clean your mind and our country will automatically get dry cleaned.”We must ensure we become the real participant in this crusade against the dirt and squalor in true spirit. We must start the cleanliness drive from our own home and surroundings. Our zeal and enthusiasm for the cleanliness drive is useless, if our own home and surroundings are unclean, and we are spending hours cleaning the streets in other areas.
The best way to begin this cleanliness drive is your own room, your own cupboard, your own toilet, your own kitchen, your own garbage. Do you keep your own room and surroundings clean? Are you able to maintain the cleanliness around you? If you really do, you feel the satisfaction and contentment of being clean! Now you can lend a helping hand and your expertise in keeping the neighborhood clean! This is how we must go about this cleanliness drive. Remember, only a lit candle can light other unlit candles. Similarly, people who keep themselves clean and their surroundings clean, can help other people to achieve cleanliness objectives. Let the cleanliness begin at your own home! If each one starts maintaining cleanliness at his/her own home, the entire nation will automatically become clean.
We must not forget that our Government is trying to place India among the most advanced nations in the world; we cannot achieve the status without being a clean country. The time has come when our cities must be on par with the best cities in the world. That is possible only by making them clean first. And they won’t become clean on their own; we will have to contribute to their cleanliness. Let’s try to be responsible citizens of this country and free her of the stigma of ‘a dirty country’.
As the entire nation is abuzz with the cleanliness drives and campaigns under the impetus of ‘Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’ launched by the Honorable Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendera Modi, let’s contribute to it by making ourselves clean first. Amit Abraham has very wisely said “Clean your mind and our country will automatically get dry cleaned.”We must ensure we become the real participant in this crusade against the dirt and squalor in true spirit. We must start the cleanliness drive from our own home and surroundings. Our zeal and enthusiasm for the cleanliness drive is useless, if our own home and surroundings are unclean, and we are spending hours cleaning the streets in other areas.
The best way to begin this cleanliness drive is your own room, your own cupboard, your own toilet, your own kitchen, your own garbage. Do you keep your own room and surroundings clean? Are you able to maintain the cleanliness around you? If you really do, you feel the satisfaction and contentment of being clean! Now you can lend a helping hand and your expertise in keeping the neighborhood clean! This is how we must go about this cleanliness drive. Remember, only a lit candle can light other unlit candles. Similarly, people who keep themselves clean and their surroundings clean, can help other people to achieve cleanliness objectives. Let the cleanliness begin at your own home! If each one starts maintaining cleanliness at his/her own home, the entire nation will automatically become clean.
We must not forget that our Government is trying to place India among the most advanced nations in the world; we cannot achieve the status without being a clean country. The time has come when our cities must be on par with the best cities in the world. That is possible only by making them clean first. And they won’t become clean on their own; we will have to contribute to their cleanliness. Let’s try to be responsible citizens of this country and free her of the stigma of ‘a dirty country’.
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