Damoh: 'Swachhata Hi Seva' Campaign in Imalai Village, Villagers Take Pledge

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'Seva se Sankalp' Campaign Sees 'Swachhata Hi Seva' Event in Imalai

The village of Imalai in the Damoh district hosted a 'Swachhata Hi Seva' (Cleanliness is Service) program as part of the 'Seva se Sankalp' (Service to Resolve) campaign on October 4, 2026. The event, primarily centered around the village's Shanti Dham complex, saw the Gram Vikas Prasphutan Samiti Imalai emphasize the importance of cleanliness with active participation from the villagers.

Promoting Hygiene and Environmental Conservation

During the program, committee members stressed raising awareness among villagers about hygiene. Alongside cleaning activities at the Shanti Dham complex, special sapling plantation was undertaken with the aim of environmental conservation. All attending villagers were administered a collective pledge to maintain cleanliness in their surroundings and adhere to established hygiene standards.

Villagers' Commitment to Environmental Balance

Villagers actively participated in the program organized by the Gram Vikas Prasphutan Samiti, demonstrating their enthusiasm for environmental conservation and collective resolve. By playing a significant role in the sapling plantation, residents expressed their commitment to maintaining ecological balance, with the local community taking shared responsibility for the upkeep of the planted saplings.

Fostering a Movement for Cleanliness

The main objective of this initiative was to spread a positive message about cleanliness within society and take a significant step towards environmental protection. The committee aims to transform cleanliness into a public movement and inspire its continuous continuation in the future. Such local efforts significantly contribute to cleanliness surveys and rural development.

Gratitude and Future Aspirations

Upon the successful conclusion of the program, the committee expressed its gratitude to all the villagers for their participation. The success of such events highlights the potential for grassroots initiatives to drive social change and environmental stewardship.