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Ramakrishna Mission holds 18th Swacchata Abhiyan

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Ramakrishna Mission’s holds 18th Swacchata Abhiyan

Mangaluru: 18th week’s drive of Ramakrishna Mission Swacchata Abhiyan was organized in Kavoor circle on 4th March 2018. Revered Dharmapalanatha Swamiji, head of Mangalore Branch of Sri Adichunchanagiri Math and Harinath, former Mayor of Mangaluru city corporation jointly flagged off the drive. On this occasion, Brahmachari Madhava Chaitanya of Chennai Ramakrishna Mission Students’ Home, Br Shivakumar were present. Captain Ganesh Karnik, chief whip of opposition in Legislative council welcomed the guests and volunteers.

Speaking on this occasion Sri Dharmapalanatha Swamiji said, “Along with cleanliness inside and outside one’s home, if a person can keep his mind also clean India will be the cleanliest country very soon. I am glad that Ramakrishna Mission, Mangaluru is steering this movement in the right direction. Each and every individual should feel responsible for his home, country and surroundings and strive to keep it clean and then only Swacch Bharath Abhiyan can be effective. This requires constant awareness and I wish Ramakrishna Mission all success in this regard.”

Kavoor: Volunteers under Ramkumar Bekal and Harish Achar cleaned the surroundings of Kavoor junction. They also cleaned the roads leading towards Bondel. Both sides of the road leading towards airport were cleaned off the weeds and overgrown grass and mud and garbage were removed from the roadsides. Cleanliness was carried out around the bus shelter and auto stand and the auto drivers were urged to keep their surroundings clean. Imtiyaz Sheikh and volunteers removed the weeds from the road dividers and cleaned the area.

Marakada: Another team of volunteers under the guidance of Ashok Subbaiah carried out cleanliness around Marakada bus shelter. The bus stand was thoroughly cleaned with water and repainted. The worn outboard was replaced with a new board with the message of cleanliness. Overgrown grass and weeds around the bus stand were removed and the area was cleaned. Krishna Prasad Shetty, Ganesh Prasad Shetty, Anand Adyar and other volunteers actively participated.

Door to Door Awareness Campaign: Students of SDPT First Grade college under the guidance of Santosh Alva visited houses and shops door to door in Kavoor colony & Kavoor Katte area spreading the message of awareness and distributing awareness handbills. They urged the residents to keep their surroundings clean and segregate the garbage properly before disposal. Kodange Balakrishna Naik, Nallur Sachin Shetty, Ganesh Kavoor and others were also present.

Removal of flex banners: Thousands of banners and flex hoardings illegally put were ruining the beauty of the city on the airport road. Volunteers removed them as in the previous week and also removed the posters pasted on the compound walls.

Sudhakar Kavoor, Afzal, Nazeer Ahmed, Sachin Kavoor and many others participated in the drive. Shubhoday Alva guided the volunteers.

108 Swacchata Manthana Programmes: To create awareness among the students about cleanliness, a special workbook “Swacchata Manthana” has been designed and workshops were conducted on this workbook in about 108 schools in which nearly 10750 students participated. Nearly 50 resource persons and teachers the programmes were conducted in the month of February under the guidance of Coordinator Ranjan Bellarpady. Santosh D’Souza, Arjun Pai, Shreevatsa Neerchal, Veena S Pandith, Shreyas Pandith and others participated as resource persons.

MRPL & Nitte Group of institutions are sponsoring the drive.

Swami Chidambarananda (Chief Convener)
Swami Ekagamyanandaji, Convener
Ramakrishna Mission Swacchata Abhiyan
Tel: 9448353162 for more details

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EDGAR JOSEPH SYLVA
6 years ago

Congratulations to the entire team.
May I request you to please consider attending to the Bondel Padushedde Muddushedde Road (from Bondel Junction) as nobody attends to this road- neither the MCC nor the Panchayat, with a result that Malaria-Dengue and worse ailments abound in the area.
Thanks in advance

Narendra Karkera
6 years ago

Great work done by these volunteers. You are setting an example to other citizen in India. God bless you’ll.

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