People travelling on buses throw out the garbage on the highways like plastic plates, fruit peels etc. I suggest that all buses should have garbage bins for the use of travelling public. The bus staff should discourage passengers to discard waste on the road and use these bins instead. These in turn can be cleared when ever the bus stops at various depots.

The sides of high ways are literally littered by a lot of muck thrown out by travelers. This is mainly plastic and at times even liquor bottles. I suggest that there should garbage bins on the highways at regular intervals.

The segregation of domestic waste has been classified as recyclable, metallic, biodegradable and so on. I feel that the common people may not really understand this. I suggest that the waste be classified into two - plastic and non plastic. After all it is plastic the causes most pollution. It should be banned from disposal by households and stiff penalties imposed.

River like Ganga and Narmda and many more GHATS should have FRP Changing Booth for Ladies and also Green Toilet block for visitor and pilgrims

In Schools the Toilet Block must be made of FRP / ENGINEERING PLASTIC ,so they do not need maintenance ,painting etc for years to gether and light should be through Solar Panel Er R S PAHARIA

I request Mr Prime Minister & Transport Minister :All City Bus should be equipped and modify that the Transmission System must be able to give Drive to Vacuum Suction Machine mounted and rubber flap at the rear .Also Dust Bag arrangement -so that when the BUS Ply on the Road it will suck the Dust and collect in the Dust Bag .Mechanism so design that the Control are available with the Bus Driver and these Dust Bag can be Dumped by the Bus on pre-desire point. This way The City will be DUST FREE

Dear Sir, We should have to provide better underground cannel facility in every districts for the flow of wastes or polluted liquids like other countries have therefore leading a very suitable fresh atmosphere all around areas..

Please ensure that the school curriculum includes lessons on personal hygiene and community hygiene not just in theory but also in practice. Teach children how to use toilets. The problem in India is not just insufficient number of toilets, but unhygienic public toilets. The good old Indian commode in most toilets has been replaced by the western commode which is suitable only for dry toilets & it consumes more water in flushing. Such stinking toilets in public places is discouraging its use.

Complete and strict compliance of polythene ban will act as a catalyst towards swatch Bharat mission

Continued running private tuition classes and not focusing in schools students government is not at all taking care of this very serious issue. Mr.pm I request you at list in education system keep control on privatization.one side government says every citizen should be well educated or should have basic education but how sir if we don't have proper education system...? I hope someone from your ministry or you read my words and take some effective step to resolve this issue... Thank you