‘CLEANLINESS IS SERVICE’ PROGRAMME ORGANIZED

‘CLEANLINESS IS SERVICE’ PROGRAMME ORGANIZED

27-SEP-ENG 30

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA---------------------------Under the aegis of the District Administration Bhojpur, with the joint cooperation of the District Ganga Committee Bhojpur and the District Water and Sanitation Committee Bhojpur, a cleanliness youth dialogue program was organized under the program "Cleanliness is Service" at Mahant Mahadevanand Women's College. The program was presided over by the college principal, Dr. Narendra Pali. Ranjan Baitha (District Water and Sanitation Committee, District Coordinator, Bhojpur), Amit Kumar Singh (District Project Officer, District Ganga Committee, Bhojpur), Amarjeet Kumar Mishra, and Raghavendra Narayan Vikas (college teachers) were present on the occasion. Addressing the program, Principal Dr. Narendra Pali said, "Cleanliness is a key criterion for our culture and progress. The society, state, or country that has embraced cleanliness progresses rapidly in cultural and economic fields. Cleanliness is not limited to cleanliness; it is also our responsibility towards nature and future generations. Therefore, it is the duty of every individual to keep their surroundings clean so that future generations can inherit a clean society and a healthy environment." In his address, District Coordinator Ranjan Baitha said, "Today, it is the responsibility of all of us to properly segregate waste at home. By developing the habit of separating wet and dry waste, we can make a significant contribution to the field of cleanliness. This task is not difficult, but possible and necessary for every individual." Project Officer Amit Kumar Singh said, "If people unite and work together for cleanliness, this will become not just a campaign, but a mass movement. The role of youth is crucial in making this movement successful. Every young person must ensure that 'our waste is our responsibility.' Only then will our society and country become clean and Mahatma Gandhi's dreams can be realized."