Navi Mumbai's youth are making a difference through a special coastal clean-up campaign. 70 students from Tejaswa Career Academy enthusiastically participated, aligning with the municipal commissioner's call for increased public involvement in cleanliness efforts. The campaign was overseen by local officials, including Dr. Kailas Gaikwad and Shri. Sunil Pawar. Students joined residents, sanitation workers, and officers to collect significant waste from the Ghansoli Palm Beach area. This collaborative effort showcases the power of community engagement in maintaining a clean and healthy environment. Dr. Shinde's initiative is proving successful, with Navi Mumbai's youth leading the way towards a more sustainable city.
Navi Mumbai's youth are making a positive impact. A special cleaning campaign focused on the Gulf Coast area adjacent to Ghansoli Palm Beach took place on 24th June, 2024, with enthusiastic participation from 70 students of Tejaswa Career Academy.
This initiative aligns with Navi Mumbai Municipal Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde's call for increased public participation in cleanliness efforts. The campaign involved various departments working alongside citizens, with Ghansoli Department Officer Dr. Kailas Gaikwad and Assistant Commissioner Shri. Sunil Pawar oversaw the event. Deputy Commissioner Dr. Ajay Gade and Dr. Sanjay Tayde, the Sixth Commissioner, also provided leadership.
The Tejaswa Career Academy students joined local residents, sanitation workers, and officers from the Solid Waste Department in collecting a significant amount of plastic, paper, and other waste materials. Sanitation officers, inspectors, supervisors, and sanitation workers all participated enthusiastically.
This collaborative effort demonstrates the power of community engagement in maintaining a clean and healthy environment. Dr. Shinde's initiative to encourage public participation is proving successful, with Navi Mumbai's youth taking a leading role. This clean-up campaign serves as a powerful example of how residents of all ages can contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable city.
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