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July 08, 2016

Cleanliness Drive in Noida

Healthskool Clinic at Amrapali Eden Park in association with Noida Authority launched a cleanliness drive in Sector 50, Noida. 

Noida Diary: Cleanliness Drive in Noida by Healthskool 

The Cleanliness Drive inspired the locals to come in good numbers to lend support to the initiative. Clean Noida, Green Noida is (and should be) every Noida residents' motto in the town. PM Modi's Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan is a paradigm that should be replicated in every corner of the country. A team member of the cleanliness drive told us, "As said by PM Modi, cleanliness is the first step towards a healthy and progressive society, so our team took a step forward to keep the neighborhood clean." 

The Cleanliness Drive was a huge success with enthusiastic participation by more than 20 people in and around the area who took part in the initiative. The drive was initiated in front of Healthskool Clinic at Sector 50. More than 40 kilograms of garbage was lifted from the street sides including broken tiles, polythene bags and other non-biodegradable waste. The founder of Healthskool, Akshay Navaladi who organized this cleanliness drive mentioned that the team was feeling really good to be able to give back to the neighborhoods around their clinics in such a direct manner. He also said, "Good health and wellness begin with maintaining our environment and such initiatives also serve as a great opportunity for team building and informal interaction with residents."

Cleanliness Drive volunteers included Neha Rana, Bhawna Gola, Ritu Singh, Sankalp Shanker, Yoshita Agrawal, Udit Agarwal, Riva Anirvaan, Charu Mahendru from Healthskool along with sanitation inspector of Noida Authority, KV Singh.

What: Cleanliness Drive by Healthskool Noida

Where: Amrapali Eden Park, Sector 50, Noida
When: July 05, 2016
Organizer: Akshay Navaldi, Founder - Healthskool 




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16 comments:

  1. Great initiative and everyone must participate.
    But the sad part is I still see people in the market place and around throwing garbage on road or anywhere but not dustbins.

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  2. Great initiative taken by Noida residents. Cleanliness drive is being part of all Indians slowly slowly.

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  3. What a great initiative, we need more like this!

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  4. That's a great initiative. It was great reading about it :)

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  5. We, the public, need to have lots of more civic sense to make these drives successful..we are a careless lot:(:(

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  6. It's good to see people's enthusiasm towards cleanliness movement.

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  7. Don't see any dirt in the area they are cleaning!

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  8. Thanks for sharing. Nice initiative.

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  9. Such a initiative will definitely aware society about cleanliness.

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  10. An exemplary initiative...all cities should follow this.

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  11. Unfortunately Noida was one of the unclean cities I've stayed. Such initiatives are very important. Nice to see the impact of Swachch Bharat there ;)

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  12. Great initiative Thank you for sharing.

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  13. These types of activities are the the need of the hour.

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  14. What a wonderful initiative. Another thing required is tree planting. The alarming rate at which our cities are losing green cover is scary. We need a tree planting and tree saving drive now.

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    1. Absolutely agree on this. There is one tree planting drive that is held annually in Noida on the occasion of Van Mahotsav. You can read the post here

      http://noidadiary.blogspot.in/2015/07/green-noida-van-mahotsav-2015.html

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  15. Thank you everyone for appreciating the good work done in Noida.

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