Maa Yamuna Cleanlines Campaign: The Delhi government has decided to start “Maa Yamuna Cleanliness Campaign” in schools in the capital, taking a major initiative for the revival of the Yamuna river. This campaign has been initiated by the Minister of Water Department of Delhi Government Pravesh Sahib Singh. He has written a letter to Education Minister Ashish Sood, requesting to implement this special campaign in all government, aided and private schools in Delhi.

The main objective of this campaign is to increase sensitivity to the importance of Yamuna river in children and to connect them with the cleanliness movement. The minister said that if Yamuna is to be really revived, then it will have to create a mass movement, especially the active participation of children is necessary. Children will not only spread the message of awareness, but will also create a sensitive society for the future.

Under the “Maa Yamuna Cleanliness Campaign”, many important activities will be done from children in schools in Delhi. It will organize essay writing, painting and painting speech, debate competition, street plays, clean Yamuna pledge and awareness walks and cultural programs on annual festivals. The special thing is that all these activities will be done under the Yamuna cleanliness campaign.

On this occasion Pravesh Sahib Singh Verma said, “Yamuna is not only a river, but a lifeline of Delhi. Taking inspiration from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cleanliness campaign, we are adding children towards cleanliness and environmental protection through ‘Maa Yamuna Cleanliness Campaign’. If we educate our children about the importance of river and environment today, tomorrow they will play an important role in the creation of a clean and green India. The future is incomplete. “

The Delhi Jal Board will support the schools in collaboration with the Directorate of Education under this initiative, the necessary educational material, awareness material and other resources. Schools will be advised to include these activities in their school calendar and motivate the students to carry forward the message of cleanliness and water conservation.

The government hopes that through this campaign, millions of children of Delhi will not only become aware themselves, but will also broadcast the message of cleanliness and river conservation in their family and neighborhoods. “Maa Yamuna Cleanliness Campaign” will be an important step towards bringing a new thinking and a new change in Delhi.

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Waterlogging in delhi news: Before the monsoon, the Delhi government has made complete preparations to free the capital from waterlogging. This time under the supervision of the Public Works Department (PWD) of the Delhi government (PWD) and Water Minister Pravesh Sahib Singh Verma, the responsibility has been fixed at every waterlogging point and a clear order has been given that if the water is filled during the rains, the concerned engineer will be suspended.

According to PWD, this time 445 waterlogging points have been identified by the Delhi Traffic Police. Of these, the responsibility of 335 points comes under PWD. On all these points, AE and JE level engineers have been appointed local incharge, which will ensure drainage, availability of equipment and emergency preparations.

Of these, 7 major points will be monitored by Engineer-in-Chiff. On every point, the project engineer has been made “Review Officer”, while the pump operators will be posted in three shifts. Temporary housing is also being arranged for these during the monsoon.

PWD and Water Minister Pravesh Verma of Delhi Government has warned that if negligence is found at any point, strict action will be taken against the responsible engineer. “Freeing Delhi from waterlogging is not just a goal,” as well as cleaning the drainage system in Delhi is also going on fast.

Discilting work has been started by dividing Delhi into 35 zones. So far, 50 km drains have been cleaned and the target of cleaning up to 1400 kilometers till 31 May. The PWD report will be sent daily to Minister Pravesh Verma. The government claims that Delhi will be fully prepared before the first monsoon rains.

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