RAMBAN: Under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Baseer-Ul-Haq Chaudhary, the District Administration of Ramban has intensified its activities on Day 4 of Swachata Pakhwada. Various departments and stakeholders have conducted a series of events, including cleanliness drives and plantation programs, across different locations in the district.

Government Degree College Banihal organized a comprehensive cleanliness drive, where students, staff, and faculty collaborated to clean and green the campus, promoting the spirit of Swachata Pakhwada. Embracing the green initiative, JK Bank Tether Banihal undertook multiple activities, including cleanliness drives, plantation programs, and awareness campaigns, setting an example for a cleaner and greener future.

In a tribute to  martyrs, JKPCC Ramban held twin plantation drives titled 'Ek Ped Shaheedon Ke Naam' and 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' at Government Girls Middle School Maitra and Seri, Chamba, leaving a lasting impact on the community. At Panchayat Ghar Famrote, the Department of Horticulture conducted a plantation drive under 'Ek Ped Maa ke Naam' and a cleanliness drive around HDO Office Gool, nurturing both nature and community love.

Students and teachers from various educational institutions across Ramban district actively participated in cleanliness drives, shaping minds and cleaning surroundings, and inspiring a cleaner, greener tomorrow. The District Hospital Ramban and Health Block Batote conducted cleanliness drives, promoting a hygienic environment for patients and staff. The dedicated team's tireless efforts were highly appreciated.

A plantation drive was held in Gool under Swachhata Pakhwada, promoting a cleaner and healthier environment. Trees were planted, awareness was spread, and a greener future was envisioned. Cleanliness drives were held at Eidgah, Bus Stand Banihal, Zaban Tourist Spot Banihal, and other public places, keeping them tidy and beautiful through community efforts.

The JCC Bank Banihal undertook various activities, including cleanliness drives, plantation programs, and awareness campaigns, contributing to the Swachata Pakhwada initiative. These collective efforts by the district administration and various stakeholders have significantly contributed to the success of Swachata Pakhwada, fostering a cleaner, greener, and healthier Ramban.

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