Date: December 12, 2024
Chandrababu Naidu Introduces ‘Swachh Andhra Pradesh’ Initiative
Naidu Declares ‘Swachh Andhra Pradesh’ Day on Third Saturdays
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has announced a new statewide initiative to promote cleanliness and sanitation. The Third Saturday of every month will now be observed as ‘Swachh Andhra Pradesh’ Day, dedicated to community-driven cleanliness drives. Throughout andhara pradesh it goes on third saturday.
Swachh Andhra Pradesh: A Statewide Cleanliness Drive
Speaking at the collectors’ conference in Amaravati, Naidu explained that the program aims to enhance sanitation across Andhra Pradesh. He emphasized that the initiative will involve active participation from government officials, including collectors. Activities like waste removal, clearing clogged drains, and community clean-up programs will be central to this effort.
A Call for Responsibility
Naidu urged government employees and officials to take ownership of the initiative. He stated that a detailed action plan for the program will soon shared to ensure effective implementation. By aligning these efforts with government holiday schedules, Naidu aims to achieve greater involvement from public servants.
Building on Previous Campaigns
This is not the first time Naidu has championed cleanliness. During his earlier tenure, he launched the ‘Swachh AP’ campaign, which held every Monday. With this new initiative, Naidu is reinforcing his commitment to making Andhra Pradesh a cleaner and more sustainable state.
Fostering Civic Responsibility
The ‘Swachh Andhra Pradesh’ initiative is designed to:
- Enhance Public Participation: Encourage citizens and officials to work together for a cleaner environment.
- Improve Sanitation Standards: Address issues like waste management and clogged drainage systems.
- Promote Sustainability: Build a culture of sustained cleanliness and civic responsibility.
Conclusion
By dedicating the Third Saturday of every month to ‘Swachh Andhra Pradesh’, Naidu is reigniting efforts to improve sanitation and foster civic responsibility. As the program rolls out, it expected to have a positive impact on the state’s overall cleanliness and public health.