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Cleanliness in school curriculum

Cleanliness in school curriculum
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can schools innovatively include ‘focusing on cleanliness’ as a part of their curriculum where students learn about the need and importance of cleanliness from a ...

How can schools innovatively include ‘focusing on cleanliness’ as a part of their curriculum where students learn about the need and importance of cleanliness from a very young age? Post your views.

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RAHAMAN VALAJA
RAHAMAN VALAJA 11 years 8 months ago
i am working as a goods guard in SWR of indian railways..i recently join but bad thing is brake van is goods trains are not good..worste conditions.. are there..and also the nature of job is very diificult reason is there is no working time tabal..the main important thing is Graduate level person is not required to do this job..after my all logical analysis without goods guard also goods trains run safly..why unnecessary lot of money given to goods guard with less work..
Deepika Agrawal
Deepika Agrawal 11 years 8 months ago
I want to suggest the government to provide a authority cards to people who voluntarily wish to keep India clean. As most people try to spread the idea of clean India and stop other people from throwing garbage on the roads but due to lack of authority most people inhibits to take initiatives and those who take initiatives are hardly heard by the people who make the place dirty and replies as , "who are we to interfere?"
lambodar Patra
lambodar Patra 11 years 8 months ago
like NAC and Municipality there should be employees for sweeping and sanitation in rural areas.citizens of Nac municipalties to be sensitized to use dustbins supplied by admin.people dump hosehold wastes into drains.if it continues no municipalty nac Can clean city or NACs.peole also have to do their duties.
pakhi agarwal
pakhi agarwal 11 years 8 months ago
This picture is of a government school in Hardoi, U.P. This cemented dumpyard is made by municipality here which is made on the wall of the school which is a home for pigs and stray animals. This type of dumpyard is responsible for diseases. Children in the school may become ill because of such unhygienic surroundings. Despite many efforts the municipality did not agreed to remove it from here. So, actions must be taken so that such places which are breeding ground of diseases must be cleaned.
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Pushpendra Singh
Pushpendra Singh 11 years 8 months ago
Sir i have a good and benificial idea to implement "swachh Bharat" in India, so is this right place to discuss with you this idea.
ranjit singh
ranjit singh 11 years 8 months ago
NCC and NSS students can do a great job in cleaning campaign. cleaning material and safety devices may be provided to thes students by corporate through college authorities located near to such college on recurring basis.College need to adapt 2 to 3 main streets of the town and carry out cleanship once a week for two hours on weekends and dispose off debris and garbage through municipality or local governing bodies.These students be given certificate of participation on leaving the college .
VIJAY ZADE
VIJAY ZADE 11 years 8 months ago
Nowadays , Both parents are working . Child is kept in Creche . So Sanskars are not made on child . Sanskar are necessary for lining good life. Sanskar subject need to be taught in school to students.
DHIRAJ MITRA
DHIRAJ MITRA 11 years 8 months ago
Mumbai also has been defaced by a ton of posters, billboards for advertisements of movies, small businesses, political parties, etc. All along walls on highways, almost every street in the city, pillar structures built for flyovers, metro, mono rail is full of posters. Another challenge that cannot be solved without active participation of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, Greater Mumbai.
DHIRAJ MITRA
DHIRAJ MITRA 11 years 8 months ago
Being born and brought up in Mumbai, I have spent most of my life I this great city. Like always whenever I go out in the neighborhood, a lot of roadside stalls selling vegetables, pani-puri stalls attracts attention. These has been a source for our daily needs and a source of income for the stall owners. Years of such encouragement has become one key reason of land encroachment of streets meant for pedestrians and creation of dumping ground at every street corner. How do we fix this?