Use of waterless Public urinals to avoid unpleasant smell and save water.

Well,I am not being able to upload photos. My obeservations: 1) First of all cleaning people should enjoy their job and they themselves should be neat and clean.We need to improve the standard of cleaning people. 2.They should be owners of modern cleaning vehicles ,I have seen beautiful three wheelers equipped with dust bin,broom,brush,etc are carried by such cleaners abroad 3.Cleaning has to be on daily basis 4.Attractive and regularly cleaned dust bin in every 50 meters 5.A clean police force

why do we see garbage normally on streets and not in front of residential houses ....its because everyone(well most of them) have dustbins in their house and waste generated will be disposed properly .but when people go out they will be forced to throw them on the streets because of absence of bins . so please make sure there are two bins (one for plastic/dry and other for food and stuff and a possible third for electronics waste) for 200 metre radius if not 100 meter atleast in major cities

In big cities there is problem of shortage of drinking water as well as problem of disposal of Sewerage. This is bound to grow further with societies coming up near every economic activity centre. Each individual in the house is consuming 15-20 litters perday for bathing and similar activities and also consuming another 20 liter in the Flush to flush out the natures call. The total consumption can be reduced to half in the following way.

10 Best practices global for swach bharat

1. India: I start by narrating our age old practices of a. Not taking shoes in the kitchen b. Washing hands, feet and face after returning from work c. Using Gamchha in summers on head and neck d. Planting Tulsi and worshipping it in home, also worshipping trees like Peepal, Bad, out contribution to nature e. Respect salutation to elders and guests f. Offering water, tea & coffee to guests (those things are not so prevalent in other parts of world) 2. Langars in all Gurudwara: Anyone can partak

Make segregation of waste compulsory in all schools colleges, residents and offices.....keep a dustbin box for every 10 houses or one apartment...and ask the people to throw particular wastes (paper, plastics/food waste) on particular day in a week. all above tasks should be made mandatory.

Assign each area in a city to each company as a part of Corporate social responsibility (CSR)... along with local MLA and corporator that company has to take care of cleanliness activities and toilet to girls in the gov school in that area....and they should educate the people in maintaining the cleanliness....

Our ancient wisdom is "cleanliness is next to Godliness". Many Countries have developed this concept into Managerial practices and achieved big differences in the lives of their Citizens.Some Examples are:-(please see attachment)

I have attached a file naming PPP MODEL FOR CLEANING OF URBAN AREA. I hopw it will contribute towards government initiatives for making clean cities