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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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maneesh sharma
maneesh sharma 11 years 8 months ago
Logo ki soch me change dikhai de raha h, lekin swachhta dikhayi nahi de rahi, eska sbse bda reason h dustbins ka nahi hona, bina dustbin k kachra idhr udhr fenk diya jata h...agar dustbin ho to ye abhiyan jaldi safal hoga....
Samarth Seth
Samarth Seth 11 years 8 months ago
Sir, The clean India movement was started with a lot of hype and was expected to clean India, which has not been as successful that it should have been. I have an idea to reduce people from cluttering the environment with litter by simply imposing fines on the person found to be littering and the people should itself work as watch guards to stop others from throwing any waste in the environment & the people who witnesses such event should also be a given a part of the fine , so to motivatethem.
Kalpesh Sampat
Kalpesh Sampat 11 years 8 months ago
For making India a Clean Country we need to start from foundation and that is School. People like me who are travelling out of India should take photos of the places and show students how other countries are maintaining the cleanliness and what they are following to do so. I am ready to start by approaching school of my Daughter once I am back in India and show them how clean other countries are and what practices they follow for the same.
Pankaj Panchal
Pankaj Panchal 11 years 8 months ago
Can we do one thing for swachh bharat? By stopping / banning the use of thermocol glass, plates etc in marriages? It is slow in biodegrade. Instead we can use paper plates and paper glasses which are biodegradable..
narendra kumar
narendra kumar 11 years 8 months ago
# बेटी बचाओ बेटी पढ़ाओ तो क्या हम तय करेँ 2019 मेँ जब महिला दिवस मनाएँ तो हमारे ग्राम हमारे शहर हमारे स्कूल हमारे कॉलेज हमारी बसे हमारी सब्जी मंडी सभी क्षेत्र नारी उत्पीडन का नामोनिशान नहीँ होने देंगे..
mahesh patel
mahesh patel 11 years 8 months ago
Clean India no doubt requires participation from all citizens of India. But the primary responsibility is with the govt. because the activity needs to be coordinated, executed and implemented by a single authority. Hence the govt. should constantly evaluate the progress and find out reasons for failure, for slow or nil progress and take steps. It may even need to take harsh decisions and actions which an individual has no legal authority to do so. Hence primarily the govt. should take initiative
Arvind Srinivasan
Arvind Srinivasan 11 years 8 months ago
Dear Sir, We have weighing machines that give you a tarot card at railway stations. Why can't we do the same thing, instead with a dustbin that gives you 2% national discount on food prices. This means, dump 50 waste stuff in their respective bins, you get get free food for survival. --A novel idea for propagating cleanliness.