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Municipal Corporation Zone 6 ensured cleanliness by removing large accumulations of filth and waste at the old Zonal Office in Bhathagaon, subsequently developing the site into a ‘Cleanliness-Focused Unit’ (Swachhata Lakshit Ikai).

  • Municipal Corporation Zone 10 ensured cleanliness by removing filth and waste from the vicinity of the Dumartarai Vegetable Market and the Smashan Kali Mandir (crematorium temple) in New Rajendra Nagar, while also developing these locations into ‘Cleanliness-Focused Units’ (CTUs).

Under the directives of Raipur Municipal Corporation Mayor Smt. Meenal Chaubey and Commissioner Shri Sambit Mishra, the Health Department of Municipal Corporation Zone 6 conducted a special cleanliness drive to remove large quantities of filth, garbage, and debris from the premises of the old Zone 6 office in Bhathagaon. Guided by Zone 6 Commissioner Smt. Priti Singh and in the presence of Zonal Health Officer Shri Atmanand Sahu, the area was cleaned to safeguard public health. Furthermore, the site was developed into a ‘Cleanliness-Focused Unit’ under the ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’ (Clean India Mission), conveying a positive message about hygiene to the public.

Similarly, acting on the instructions of the Mayor and the Commissioner, the Health Department team of Municipal Corporation Zone 10 carried out a special cleanliness drive to remove significant amounts of filth and waste from the roadside near the Dumartarai Vegetable Market. Under the guidance of Zone 10 Commissioner Ms. Ruchi Sharma and in the presence of Zonal Health Officer Shri Aadivya Hazari, the site was developed into a ‘Cleanliness-Focused Unit’ (CTU) under the ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’, promoting a positive message of cleanliness.

Additionally, the Zone 10 Health Department conducted a special drive to clear extensive waste and filth from the vicinity of the Smashan Kali Mandir in New Rajendra Nagar (Ward No. 56). By ensuring cleanliness for the sake of public health and developing the area into a ‘Cleanliness-Focused Unit’ under the ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’, the department effectively promoted the importance of hygiene to the local community.