UP government launches 'Swachch Tyohar, Swasth Tyohar' campaign for festivals
The government of Uttar Pradesh has launched a cleanliness campaign called 'Swachch Tyohar, Swasth Tyohar' (Clean Festival, Healthy Festival) ahead of the upcoming festivals. The campaign aims to maintain cleanliness in and around temples and othe...

Instructions have been issued to all municipal officials and employees to ensure cleanliness of the roads and streets, areas around religious places, monasteries, temples and Durga Puja pandals.
The departments have also been asked to get the street lights repaired so that the devotees do not face any problem in commuting during the festivals, Urban Development and Energy Minister A K Sharma said.
The directives said there should be no hindrance anywhere in the supply of clean drinking water and proper disposal of offerings made by devotees and garbage should also be ensured.
"People should not litter offerings and garbage, and bins should be placed around places of worship. In this, the cooperation of public representatives should also be taken. Awareness should be created about celebrating clean and healthy festivals," Sharma said.
He asked officials to ensure toll-free number 1533 remains operational for the immediate resolution of complaints.
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