Swachhata Should Not Be a One-Day Effort but a Way of Life
Lucknow/ Prayagraj: The Uttar Pradesh Minister for Urban Development and Energy A.K. Sharma, stated that the Prayagraj Mahakumbh 2025 is nearing its conclusion, having already set numerous world records. The Mahakumbh has emerged as the world’s largest religious, spiritual, and cultural event, and its success can be attributed significantly to the relentless efforts of sanitation workers who have tirelessly worked to keep the Mela area clean.
Adding to the series of world records set during this grand event, another remarkable feat was achieved on Monday when 15,000 sanitation workers conducted a cleanliness drive covering nearly 10 kilometers in the Mahakumbh Mela area. This new milestone underscores the nation’s commitment to cleanliness and hygiene. It stands as a testament to the dedication and unity of sanitation workers who have contributed immensely to maintaining the sanctity of this grand congregation.
On this historic occasion, A.K. Sharma emphasized the need to adopt cleanliness as an integral part of daily life rather than treating it as a one-day event. He urged everyone to take inspiration from this achievement and work towards keeping their surroundings clean every day, thereby moving towards a healthier and more hygienic India.
