Since the Central Government is going to start Clean City Drive Ranking programme from January 1 in 66 wards of the city, a survey team from the Centre in order to determine the ranking of the wards, will visit here and have dialogues with the residents in each ward to listen to their suggestions towards the
drive.
Roads and the squares should be kept vacant and there is no place for handcarts, there should be marked place where the handcarts will be in place. This was stated by Gwalior Municipal Commissioner Anay Dwivedi, while talking to media persons. On this occasion, Additional commissioner Sandeep Makin, Ml Daulatani and Abhay Rajngaonkar were
present.
Gwalior Municipal Commissioner Anay Dwivedi has informed that under the mission of cleaning drive of Central Government, the Gwalior city has given the target. "Under this programme we have to build 16565 toilets over a period of three years - 2015, 2016 and 2017. 4141 units should be built every year and 4142 units were supposed to be built in 2018, 1093 unit of toilets were built in 2015 and the rest are under construction process," he added.
The Municipal Corporation Gwalior has to build 2115 public toilets every year. A target of 104 toilets has been fixed for the years 2016, 2017 and 2018. As many as 824 unit toilets have to be built and in year 2015, 70 toilets have already been built and in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, 206 unit toilets need to be constructed every year.
To get good ranking under the Indian Clean Mission drive, it is important for Gwalior dwellers to put the garbage in door to door vehicles service. As the garbage pickers will move away, the drive norms insist, the citizens and shop keepers should not throw the garbage outside.
Under the Indian Clean Mission drive Gwalior Municipal Corporation is concerned about to stop the diseases and for this they are stressing in proper drainage system and the cleaning of ditch and pesticides medicines was sprinkled along with fogging. Under this drive three teams were formed which have done fogging in schools, colleges, hospitals and courts.