Nuvshuddhi is an initiative by Navrachana University students focused on enhancing the Swachh Bharat mission through innovative ideas and actions. The Technoclean theme at the Innuvate tech fest encouraged engineering students across Gujarat to submit action plans for cleanliness, resulting in 127 entries that were shortlisted for presentations. Proposed ideas include public awareness campaigns, solid waste management, and the establishment of a Swachhata police department to enforce cleanliness in urban areas.

1. Navrachana
university,
Vadodara,
Gujarat
India
NUVSHUDDHI
Ideas towards swachhata

2.  NUVshuddhi is an innovative step towards creating ideas and action plan by
the students for making Swachch Bharat Initiative more efficient in their
own city. Technoclean is the theme of the NUVshuddhi event at inNUVate
and the first time that the idea of cleanliness is mooted at a techfest.
Students of Navrachana University have taken up several clean-up drives
and paper bag distribution all the over the city and received very
encouraging response from the people. As part of the Technoclean event,
engineering students from all over Gujarat were invited to send in Action
Plans for cleaning up their cities/towns/villages. 127 entries have been
received and scrutinized by the panel of judges who have shortlisted five
entries who will make presentations to the judges on February 8 in the
morning session.
WHAT IS NUVSHUDDHI?

3.  InNUVate is a technical fest of Navrachana university which aims to
promote technology.
 This was the first Tech fest of India which was on a concept of Swachha
Bharat Abhiyan.
 Technical events in which students from all over the state participated.
 A guest lecture series, ILLUMINISMO was held at INNUVATE which was
honoured by the well known speakers like Mr. Jay Vasavda, Mrs. Moumita
Datta (I.S.R.O.) & Dr. Subramanian Swamy.
 INNUVATE inspired students for the betterment of nation through
technology.
 INNUVATE = Technology + Social welfare + sports + Fun.
HIGHLIGHTS OF INNUVATE

4.  Lack of awareness.
 Irregularity in collecting waste from houses.
 Less numbers of dustbins throughout the road.
 No strict rules for culprits.
 No proper system to take measures for cleanliness.
CURRENT ISSUES

5. SOLID WASTE
(CURRENT STATUS)
Soil(Dust)
65%
Garbage
15%
Leaves
waste 5%
Man made
waste 15%

6.  Swachhata police department.
 Surroundings Cleanliness
 Smart communication with citizens.
 Solid waste management.
 Closing all open gutters.
 Greenery department.
 If 1 tree is cut the 5 tress should be planted against 1.
 Plastic bags strictly prohibited.
 Sewage plants on rivers at needed places.
 Bio gas plants in public toilets.
 It is always better to prevent waste than to clean it up later.
PROPOSED IDEAS

7.  Penalty on creating waste.
 New roads shall be constructed in the directions of wind so the waste is
driven out with and in the direction of wind
 Dustbins to be installed at required distances.
 Public awareness as well as public campaigns should be conducted
periodically in order to create an awareness regarding swacchata.

8.  There should be new roads constructed all over India according to the
wind direction of a particular place.
 The best example is our very old Indus valley civilization.
 Due to wind the garbage can be collected at a particular place and it can
be carried off very easily and cleanliness can be maintained.
1.NEW ROADS ACCORDING TO WIND
DIRECTION.

9.  Public awareness can be created by super hero advertisements, serials
episodes, documentary films, animation films.
 Swachhata Mahotsav in schools and colleges for awareness in youth .
 Hoarding AND POSTERS CAN BE PUT UP WITH INSPIRING SLOGANS
TO KEEP CLEALINESS.
 Lessons or chapters should be included in the curriculum like…
 Importance of SWACHHATA for health
 What are the adverse effects of dirty nation, dirty class rooms, dirty
schools, dirty public places?
 How clean India can attract foreign tourists?
 What should we not do to keep our prosperous heritage and public
places like railway stations, bus stops, hospitals SWACHHH?
 One should not spit on building’s wall
 One should not throw waste on ground
What are the legal punishments to spoil our heritage or public places?
2.PUBLIC AWARENESS

10.  An area ( 5 kms. radius) wise team of 5 should be appointed to keep
their area clean.
 The team should consist of 3 youngsters, 1 women and 1 person above
60 years.
 They have to submit report of their work every month to the local
governing body.
 The best team working should be awarded so they get encouragement to
work further.
3.SWACHHATA TEAM

11. i. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT.
 The solid waste should be accumulated and it should be recycled so that
it can be reused and the land pollution is reduced and we regain our raw
materials.
 Cigarette butts collected from the roads can be used for making of tar
and construction of road by boiling them.
 Plastic waste can be used in construction of roads because plastic, the
bonds between the bitumen becomes very good and so the rains cannot
damage the road and as a result maintenance cost is lowered.
 Aluminum rappers from medical waste should be recycled so that the
metal is not wasted and land is not polluted.
 Rotten food or veggies should be accumulated and transferred to
villages so that the farmers can get manure at lower cost or can be
buried in land so that the land gets fertile.
4.RECYCLING

12. ii. E-Waste Management.
 E-waste should be exchanged with the new electronic products and
discount should be rewarded in return of exchange.
 E-Waste collection drive should be carried out by the students.

13. iii. Water Management.
 Water used for washing utensils and vegetables should be utilised in
toilets.

14.  Government should start a yojna in which businessmen or industries adopt
a village or a city and making it a cleaner and greener region and maintain
it.
 The individual or a group which works best should be rewarded by the
government by income tax rebate.
 School & colleges should adopt their own area to clean.
 We know that the outskirt area of any city is not developed so by giving
charge to private companies will be beneficial to government as well as
citizen to live in a clean city.
5.ADOPTING VILLAGE/CITY

15.  Swachhata portal should be made where people can upload pictures of
anyone littering the streets.
 The portal should be linked with social media websites.
 The person who uploads maximum number of picture in a month should
be awarded with 10% of fine taken from the person caught.
 All the culprits caught in the photo should be caught by the Swacchata
police and fined if the act is repeated 5 times in a month, the person
would be jailed for a day.
6. SWACHHATA PORTAL

16.  Government have to create Swachha department in every police station of
city.
 In that police station Swachha officer will be recruited .
 Swachha police will patrol the allotted area and collect fine.
 Police have to make database of every citizen in city
 In this database information of Adhaar card will be saved.
 When police have to take penalty from any citizen , shop , office etc. they
only have to enter their name and address as they entered, a particular
person window will be opened on police smart phone and they have to
enter penalty amount.
 This amount will be directly deducted from the Subsidy account of that
person.
 Everything will be online so there will be no corruption.
7.SWACHHATA POLICE DEPARTMENT.

17.  Main step for cleanliness is, government has to be take penalty from
shop, home, office, complex etc. whose surrounding is not clean.
 The surroundings should be kept at a limit of 50 mts. radius.
 Good news is that, by taking penalties government do not have to
advertise for Swachha Bharat Mission (going practically) because when
shopkeeper have fear of giving penalty he will keep telling to his
customer please use dust bins.
8.SURROUNDING CLEANLINESS

18.  This department will look after the tree plantation in the city and to
maintain the cleanliness by developing gardens.
 There is a necessity of greenery in the city so, we have to develop a
greenery department which will consist of gardener’s , botany
architectures etc.
 They will together with company and municipality can design a road
map of where to grow trees , plants and their types as well as grass
where plants and tree can’t be grown.
 They will together with company and municipality can design a road
map of where to grow trees , plants and their types as well as grass
where plants and tree can’t be grown.
9.GREENERY DEPARTMENT

19. 10.FLOW OF MONEY
Central
Government
State
Government
Municipality
Contractor
PRESENT FLOW OF MONEY

20. Central
Government
State
Government
Private
Company
Company
Own
Employees
Swachhata
police
MODIFIED FLOW OF MONEY

21.  Two decades of economic growth since 1990 has changed the
composition of Indian wastes. The quantity of waste generated in India
is increasing rapidly due to increasing population and change in
lifestyles. Land is scarce and public health and environmental resources
are precious. The current waste crisis in India should be approached
holistically; while planning for long term solutions, focus on the solving
the present problems should be maintained.
 We hope the ideas purposed in this Presentation would help to build a
Clean India.
CONCLUSION

22.  Vaidyanathan Iyer(convenor Innuvate)
Phone - +91 8460391364
 Aadesh Shah (Convenor Innuvate)
Phone - +91 9173757374
 Kalpam Shah (Convenor Innuvate)
Phone - +91 9428394088
 Meru Pathak (Nuvshuddhi Coordinator)
Phone - +91 75677330668
 Rangam Trivedi (Nuvshuddhi Coordinator)
Phone - +91 8153054689
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