Question

if you were the prime minister of india,what steps would you take to make india clean in 150words

Answer 1

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If I were the Prime minister of India, I would try to make India a clean place to live. For that, we as citizens can do a lot of things. So, I, as the prime minister can do a lot more things. I first wanna pass a law which strictly prohibits the throwing of waste in public places. So that people will never throw waste in public places. I will give strict punishments to this who breaks the law. It seems really rude, but it will definitely make India a beautiful, neat and fair place to live. Such laws is there in the most neatest country in the world, Singapore. I will set up some awareness classes to make people aware of the huge problem called pollution. many people now pollute our surroundings because of they are not aware actually.I will build public toilets at every roadside. I would set up cctv cameras in the roadside.

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Answer 2

Clean India Green India

Cleanliness is very important whether it is our home, workplace, or public places. It is one of the very basic needs of a civilized lifestyle. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our nation gave the mantra “Cleanliness is Godliness” and our Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched The Swachh Bharat Mission inspired by Mahatma Gandhi. The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, therefore, has a logo that pays a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.

Clean India Mission- Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Cleanliness and Hygiene are not only for our personal belongings or our own homes, we need to make sure to keep our surroundings clean wherever we go. Clean India Mission focuses on the eradication of open defecation all over the country and efforts have been made for the same since its commencement in 2 nd October 2014. As per the statistics published by the Government of India on Swachh Bharat Mission more than 10 crore toilets have been built during the mission across the country. 36 Indian states have been declared defecation free and hence the mission has largely improved the lifestyle of a common Indian man.