Faridabad2 hours ago
- copy link
Transport Minister Moolchand Sharma participating in the cleanliness drive on the birthday of the Prime Minister.
Several programs were organized across the city on the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Somewhere cleaning campaign
When it was run, there was plantation somewhere. Many institutions organized blood donation camps. All social, religious and government departments organized programs at their own level.
The Municipal Corporation started Seva Pakhwada, in which first 5 wards were identified for cleanliness. For the cleanliness drive, 5 teams were formed in which one nodal officer, one senior officer, master trainers, volunteers and corporation employees have been included. This service fortnight will run from 17 September to 2 October. In Ballabhgarh Zone Ward No 38, Megha special cleaning drive was started by Cabinet Minister, Haryana Government Moolchand Sharma from Gupta Hotel Main Pulia. Congress MLA Neeraj Sharma and Joint Commissioner Gaurav Antil started a special cleanliness drive by sweeping at Ward No. 7 Saran Chowk. Similarly, in Ward No. 23 Surya Vihar Phase One, Tigaon MLA Rajesh Nagar, Additional Municipal Commissioner Inderjit Kuldiya started the campaign.
Railway officers planting saplings outside the running room of Palwal railway station.
MLA Seema Trikha conducted a cleanliness drive in Masjid Chowk, F Block NH-3, G Block NH-3, Ward-17, SGM Nagar. Former MLA and BJP leader Nagendra Bhadana launched a cleanliness campaign at Phagna Chowk in Dabua Colony Sector-50. Railway officials conducted cleanliness drive and planted saplings at Palwal railway station. Cleanliness drive was carried out especially around the running room.
Organizing blood donation camps
A blood donation camp was organized by Chairman Ajay Yadav and Adesh Yadav at KD Senior Secondary School, Nangla Enclave Part-2. Blood donation camps were organized at Shri 1008 Adinath Digambar Jain Temple, Dabua Colony Sector-50, in which people participated enthusiastically and did blood donation camps. Similarly, Terapanth’s youth organization Akhil Bharatiya Terapanth Yuvak Parishad organized a blood donation camp at Amrita Hospital in which more than 80 blood donors donated more than 50 units of blood. The program was inaugurated by Dr. Sanjiya Singh, Medical Director of the hospital. He also encouraged the youth.