Governor launched ‘Swachhata Hi Sewa Campaign’ The spirit of empathy and of social service and volunteerism is very much alive in India – Governor.
Governor launched ‘Swachhata Hi Sewa Campaign’ The spirit of empathy and of social service and volunteerism is very much alive in India – Governor.
Bhubaneswar, Dt. 18.9.2017- The spirit of empathy and of social service and volunteerism is very
much alive in India, said Governor. Dr. S.C. Jamir, inaugurating Swachhata Hi
Sewa’ campaign at Raj Bhavan.The campaign, an initiative of the Ministry of Drinking water and
Sanitation is another endeavour to realize mission of Swachh Bharat or Clean
India by achieving complete cleanliness and eliminating the practice of open
defecation forever. This campaign aims at intensifying and creating an
environment of cleanliness across the country in the spirit of a “Jan Andolan”
(Mass Movement), said Governor. As part of the campaign, the Government is building toilets or helping
build toilets but it is for each of us to mobilize people on using those toilets and
making India open-defecation free. It is heartening that many organizations are
now actively engaged in sanitation and hygiene and new networks and
initiatives have started. Media is also contributing to improved sanitation. This is
an exciting time to be working on cleanliness observed Governor.
Governor advised young volunteers to lead to lead the Clean India
Campaign in society, community, schools or colleges to see cleanliness
prevails in surrounding areas and make this drive a successful campaign.
Padmashree Dr. G.C. Mitra spoke on cleanliness in everyday life terming
it as an important component of civilization. Principal Secretary to Governor
C.J. Venugopal delivered inaugural address. Vice-Chancellors of OUAT, Utkal
University of Culture and Ramadevi Women’s University,volunteers of NCC,
Scouts and guides, St. John Ambulance, Red Cross and students participated
in the launching ceremony.
Bhubaneswar, Dt. 18.9.2017- The spirit of empathy and of social service and volunteerism is very
much alive in India, said Governor. Dr. S.C. Jamir, inaugurating Swachhata Hi
Sewa’ campaign at Raj Bhavan.The campaign, an initiative of the Ministry of Drinking water and
Sanitation is another endeavour to realize mission of Swachh Bharat or CleanIndia by achieving complete cleanliness and eliminating the practice of open
defecation forever. This campaign aims at intensifying and creating an
environment of cleanliness across the country in the spirit of a “Jan Andolan”
(Mass Movement), said Governor. As part of the campaign, the Government is building toilets or helping
build toilets but it is for each of us to mobilize people on using those toilets and
making India open-defecation free. It is heartening that many organizations are
now actively engaged in sanitation and hygiene and new networks and
initiatives have started. Media is also contributing to improved sanitation. This is
an exciting time to be working on cleanliness observed Governor.
Governor advised young volunteers to lead to lead the Clean India
Campaign in society, community, schools or colleges to see cleanliness
prevails in surrounding areas and make this drive a successful campaign.
Padmashree Dr. G.C. Mitra spoke on cleanliness in everyday life terming
it as an important component of civilization. Principal Secretary to Governor
C.J. Venugopal delivered inaugural address. Vice-Chancellors of OUAT, Utkal
University of Culture and Ramadevi Women’s University,volunteers of NCC,
Scouts and guides, St. John Ambulance, Red Cross and students participated
in the launching ceremony.
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