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RRP Infra Projects bags order to construct 2,071 toilet blocks

Co CMD Sundaram said, this order is part of the dream project of PM Modi's "Swacha Bharat Abhiyan" and providing basic necessity to all Indians.

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RRP Infra Projects bags order to construct 2,071 toilet blocks
NEW DELHI: RRP Infra Projects today said it has bagged a contract worth Rs 46.5 crore from state-run Hindustan Prefab for construction of prefabricated toilet blocks for government schools in Andhra Pradesh.

"The company has recently been awarded a contract from Hindustan Prefab Ltd...for construction of 2,071 prefabricated toilet blocks for government schools in Andhra Pradesh," the company said in a regulatory filing.

Company's CMD Arun Sundaram said, this order is part of the dream project of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's " Swacha Bharat Abhiyan" and providing basic necessity to all Indians.

The company is expecting "few more this kind of order in coming future," he said.

The company is engaged in business of infrastructure development such as highway, roads, bridges, civil construction works, irrigation and water supply projects and power plants.

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Swachh Bharat: How Varanasi's Assi Ghat has been cleaned
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Prerna Katiyar, ET Bureau

"A lot of it is dirty work. But I am up to the task," declared Narendra Modi a year ago when he descended on Varanasi after deciding to contest the Lok Sabha polls from the holy city.

Cleaning up and beautifying India's spiritual capital was one of Modi's biggest electoral promises to the people of Varanasi. A year later, it doesn't appear to be an empty one.
Prerna Katiyar, ET Bureau

"A lot of it is dirty work. But I am up to the task," declared Narendra Modi a year ago when he descended on Varanasi after deciding to contest the Lok Sabha p..
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"Look how Assi Ghat (the southernmost of the 84 ghats of Varanasi which is known to accommodate over 20,000 people during festivals like Shivratri) looks today — as clean as a new one. Modi is here and changes are visible. There may be some delay in work but transformation of Varanasi looks inevitable," says Praveen Kumar, an employee of Banaras Mercantile Bank.
"Look how Assi Ghat (the southernmost of the 84 ghats of Varanasi which is known to accommodate over 20,000 people during festivals like Shivratri) looks today — as clean as a new one. Modi is here a..
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Modi wasn't exaggerating when he called it "dirty work".

Solid waste, liquid waste, paan stains, silt and garbage from households are as conspicuous in Varanasi as its temples and ghats that lead to the banks of the river Ganga.
Modi wasn't exaggerating when he called it "dirty work".

Solid waste, liquid waste, paan stains, silt and garbage from households are as conspicuous in Varanasi as its temples and ghats that ..
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When your MP is also the PM, it's inevitable that the buzz factor hits a crescendo, along with expectations. "Earlier, dharnas and even minor scuffles between smaller political outfits were a regular feature, but now almost all political activity is limited to the PM and his talks," says Kaushal Kishor Mishra, professor of political science at Banaras Hindu University (BHU).

He's hopeful, and points to Assi Ghat as the basis for that hope. "A big part of the (Assi) Ghat that was till now buried under silt has re-emerged. There's hope that there will be changes in Varanasi — something that most of us had never imagined till the PM entered Varanasi," adds the professor.
When your MP is also the PM, it's inevitable that the buzz factor hits a crescendo, along with expectations. "Earlier, dharnas and even minor scuffles between smaller political outfits were a regular..
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"Work is on in full swing," pipes in an enthusiastic state BJP spokesperson Ashok Pande. And no prizes for guessing his frame of reference — "Visit the Assi Ghat and see for yourself," he says pointing southwards.
"Work is on in full swing," pipes in an enthusiastic state BJP spokesperson Ashok Pande. And no prizes for guessing his frame of reference — "Visit the Assi Ghat and see for yourself," he says pointi..
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The hope over Varanasi would have been unthinkable a year ago. Local civic authorities had almost given up on this city of 15 lakh people with a population density of 2,400 persons per square km — till the point Modi entered Varanasi.
The hope over Varanasi would have been unthinkable a year ago. Local civic authorities had almost given up on this city of 15 lakh people with a population density of 2,400 persons per square km — ti..
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Modi's apparent proactivity has had an unintended ruboff effect, which Radhika Ranjan Tiwari, a priest at the Vishwanath temple, spells out: "There's a chain reaction.

After the PM came to Varanasi, the CM [Akhilesh Yadav] too has become more active." The healthy competition it seems is working well for the wellbeing of this ancient city. "Many of the projects that were stalled since ages got approved recently."
Modi's apparent proactivity has had an unintended ruboff effect, which Radhika Ranjan Tiwari, a priest at the Vishwanath temple, spells out: "There's a chain reaction.

After the PM came to Va..
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BP Singh, a professor of statistics at BHU, explains Modi's catalytic effect. " On his own, he may not have achieved much as of now but his entry in Varanasi has galvanised many NGOs, global organisations and individuals to participate for the uplift of the city."
BP Singh, a professor of statistics at BHU, explains Modi's catalytic effect. " On his own, he may not have achieved much as of now but his entry in Varanasi has galvanised many NGOs, global organisa..
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Alok Kumar Rai, professor at Faculty of Management Studies, BHU, says certainly there's hope — and not hype — that things will change in the city.
Alok Kumar Rai, professor at Faculty of Management Studies, BHU, says certainly there's hope — and not hype — that things will change in the city.
Meanwhile, PM Narendra Modi recently praised two yong women, Temsutula Imsong and Darshika Shah, for their cleanliness initiative at 'Prabhu ghat' in Varanasi.

Appreciating their efforts Modi, tweeted on March 31, "This effort by @temsultulaimsong & the entire team to clean the ghats in Varanasi is phenomenal! I salute them."

Image from @temsutulaimsong's Twitter handle
Meanwhile, PM Narendra Modi recently praised two yong women, Temsutula Imsong and Darshika Shah, for their cleanliness initiative at 'Prabhu ghat' in Varanasi.

Appreciating their efforts Modi..
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