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The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission) was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2nd, 2014, Mahatma Gandhi's birthday, with the goal of cleanliness across all of India by October 2nd, 2019. The campaign aims to honor Mahatma Gandhi's vision and asks citizens to volunteer 100 hours per year, or 2 hours per week, towards community clean-up efforts. School programs educate students on cleanliness and involve children in cleaning activities like classrooms, playgrounds, and maintaining gardens.
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- 14. Talk in the school assembly by a few children on different aspects of cleanliness every day especially with regard to the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, on cleanliness & hygiene. Cleaning of the class rooms, laboratories, libraries etc. Cleaning of any statue installed in the school and a talk on the contribution of the person whose statue is installed in the school. Cleaning of toilets and drinking water areas. Cleaning of kitchen sheds stores etc. Cleaning of playgrounds. Cleaning and maintenance of school gardens. Annual maintenance of the school buildings including white wash and painting. Organize essay, debates, painting, competitions on cleanliness and hygiene. Constitution of Children's Cabinets to supervise and monitor cleanliness .
- 15. MOTIVATE PEOPLE FOR BRINGING AWARENESS ABOUT CLEANINESS AND TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN WASTE . RESPECT SWIPERS & KARAMCHARI AND HELP THEM BY GIVING SOME THING USEFUL FOR THEM.
- 16. CONCLUSION We Are The Torchbearers Of Tomorrow And Hope For The Future , We Are The Light And The Sun For Time To Come ,If We Wish, If We Take Interest, We Can Do Any Thing ,In Our Dictionary Their Should Be No Word Like Impossible. Because Nothing Is Impossible .If We Want To We Can, If We Believe We Can . We Can Make A Difference ,We Can Be The Change That We Want To See ,Our Thinking, Our Steps ,Our Way Of Seeing And Our Behavior Can Became The Change. If We Want Change So Beginning Of That Should Be Start From Us And Let Us Became The Beginner Of Change . LET US START FROM NOW AND MAKE OUR INDIA OUR MOTHER EARTH CLEAN AND POLLTION FREE. “We Are Only The Ambassadors Of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan”
- 17. MADE BY – ABIRAL PANDEY