dear sir mai apne ghar k as pas safai ke liye kai bar nagar nigam lko gaya lagbhag Nov 13 se ja raga hu tab bhi safai samband me batt karne ke liye kisi ke pas samay nahi hai

Everyone should think a clean home, a clean neighborhood, clean village or town or city is essential to one's own development. People rich or poor should be responsible and gain civic sense towards cleanliness of our own surroundings. Governments can do their part but this movement should start within our system first. Let us educate and enlighten every citizen to make this a top priority. Start with local schools, government offices, railway stations, bus stations, localities. Lets be Proud!

If such a technology exists, this should be put to use right away as shared by one of the friends: Implement solar powered waterless toilet (recently funded by In Bill gates foundation in India) in public places. Waterless urinal - 'ZERODOR' developed by an indian should be implemented at railway station, bus stand, public toilets, govt. offices. What a great idea.

Friends, The need is for a waste management. As seen in one of the episodes of 'Satyamev Jayate' the waste can generate money for itself. The need is for bringing to the forefront of the major challenge. There are entrepreneurs who will purchase the waste from municipal committees & recycle it. If it can be done for one city in south India it can be done for major cities to start with & expand to other cities.

Respected Sir i inform you i am narendra paderiya & i live in Manavta Nagar bicholi hapsi road Indore but sir this area no savage line no road in this area when Indore city is business capital in m.p. so i request you please give the information to m.p. government that look this said .

Cleanliness should  be connected to elimination of poverty.More cleanliness will result into more domestic,foreign& even local tourism when local people will like to visit local tourist spots&even local markets more.As you say so aptly,those visits benefit poor people like auto drivers,street retailers etc. You can request all users of road  like car taxi,auto,pedestrians to collect any dry waste like paper etc on the roadside as an act of 'Rashtra Bhakti' They may carry a reusable small bag

We are facing problems that here the awerness is nill. So awerness is to be increased

We need Dust-Bins after every 50 meters!! The main problem, people are forced to throw garbage on road, is because there are no dust-bins. Even if responsible citizens are keep cleaning the road, unavailability of enough dustbins makes it really hard for us to keep it clean for long. Govt. really need to spend enough to have enough dustbin, also proper waste management programs for Metro cities. We can take examples from Toronto, New york or Sydney. 2nd thing to focus is 'Recycle'.

1.Have more dustbins . 2.have them emptied often 3.have phone number to local waste clearing agency. 4.impose spot fines on the ones lettering the place 5.have more social awareness camps. 6.ban plastic bags.

To get a better response govt need to expand its range, may be its local muncipality or State govt to make this project more successful. As we have no much facility to get ourselves up to the expectations, and do a bit for our country.