The heritage building of Gwalior fort will be developed as a waste-free zone. The use of polythene bags has been totally banned at the Gwalior fort and it has been decided that this ban would be strictly enforced.
At the fort, different facilities including toilets, drinking water and parking would be made available. Now, the Municipal Corporation has taken steps to boost up tourism by maintaining the fort. Preparations are being made to attract tourists by cleaning this historical building and making it pollution-free.
The campaign will start soon with the help of Archeological Survey of India (ASI) and police administration. On this issue, Municipal Commissioner Anay Dwivedi, in a meeting instructed the officials concerned to implement the directives regarding maintenance of the fort, at the earliest.
For this campaign, the main objective is to provide good transport facility so that the tourists can reach the fort and other historical places without any hassle. Gwalior Municipal Commissioner Dwivedi has instructed to prepare a proposal within 15 days so that city’s beautification works including plantation on roadside. There will be work on Race course road, Gandhi road, Gola ka Mandir raod, Guda-Gudi ka Naka road, Shivpuri link road, Tansen road and laxmiganj road.