JAMMU: Swachhata Hi Seva campaign is organised with the directions of District Administration Samba at âThe Pathseekers International Schoolâ, with the aim to create cleanliness awareness among its students, staff-members and other stakeholders of the society.
The campaign was kicked off by S. Bhupinder Singh, SSP Rtd. (Chairman, Pathseekers Group) and Mrs. Manpreet Kaur (Principal, Pathseekers) by conducting a mega Swachhata drive in its premises at Ramgarh (Samba).
Mrs. Manpreet Kaur appreciated the efforts of Tehsil & District Administration Samba for creating awareness among the various stakeholders of the society and also applauded its students & staff-members to actively participated in it.
While talking to the students, Mrs. Kaur said that this Swachhata Hi Seva (SHS) campaign is being celebrated from September 15th to October 2nd this year for undertaking shramdaan activities aiming to generate jan andolan through community participation, to provide impetus on the implementation of SBM, to disseminate the importance of a sampoorna swachh village, to reinforce the concept of sanitation as everyoneâs business, and as a prelude for the Swachh Bharat Diwas (2nd October) with nationwide participation.
The theme of SHS-2023 is âGarbage Free Indiaâ with a focus on visual cleanliness and the welfare of SafaiMitras. Like earlier years, the spirit of cleanliness activities is voluntarism or shramdaan. The focus of these swachhata drives would be on high-footfall public places like bus stands, railway stations, cantonment boards, beaches, tourist places, zoos, national parks and sanctuaries, historical monuments, heritage sites, river fronts, ghats, drains, nallahs, etc. in both rural and urban areas of the JKUT. Paramakshi (Class V) administered the oath of cleanliness to the students in the school. This campaign was led by Harish and Kesavi, students of class 10th.
Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign: Mega cleanliness drives launched across JK UT - Swachhata Hi Seva campaign at The Pathseekers International School
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