Public Participation: The Key to a Cleaner Gurugram
Haryana's Environment Minister Rao Narbir Singh highlights the crucial role of public participation in reducing pollution and maintaining cleanliness in Gurugram. Speaking at a Flower Festival, he urged citizens to stop using polythene, emphasizing collective efforts for environmental care, as demonstrated by Indore's success in cleanliness.
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In a recent address, Haryana's Environment, Forest and Wildlife Minister, Rao Narbir Singh, spotlighted the indispensable role of citizen engagement in combating pollution and enhancing cleanliness across Gurugram.
He emphasized that despite governmental efforts, including a 2013 ban on polythene, public cooperation is crucial for substantial impact. Singh's comments, delivered at a Flower Festival in Gurugram, underscored the persistence of polythene as a pollutant causing environmental harm, obstructing sewers, and leading to urban waterlogging.
The Minister cited Indore's prominence in the Swachh Survekshan rankings as a testament to the power of collective civic action. He appealed to Gurugram's citizens to emulate Indore’s success and contribute to a cleaner, healthier country through unified effort.
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