The Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan, launched in the state on March 30, is receiving widespread support from all sections of society. As part of the campaign, priority is being given to the cleaning and deepening of wells, rivers, ponds, stepwells, and areas around stop dams. The administrative machinery is also actively participating, working hand in hand with the public to ensure the success of this collective effort.
In Chhindwara, under the guidance of Collector Sheelendra Singh, the Jan-Abhiyan Parishad initiated the cleaning of Kund in Chhota Talab. Swachhata Brand Ambassador of the Municipal Corporation, Vinod Tiwari, along with officers from various organisations and volunteers, contributed their efforts in the cleaning drive.
Polythene and other waste materials were removed from the pond. During the activity, citizens took a pledge to maintain the cleanliness of the scenic Chhota Talab. District Coordinator of the Jan-Abhiyan Parishad, Akhilesh Jain, informed that the Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan will run until June 30. With the Parishad's support, public awareness campaigns including street plays and cultural programmes will be organised across the district to encourage cleanliness of water bodies.
In Dewas district, the work of cleaning water sources has been taken up in the Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan under the supervision of Collector Rituraj Singh and District Panchayat CEO Himanshu Prajapati. The work of deepening the pond was done in Gram Panchayat Nanasa. The work of deepening the rivers and canals is being done with public cooperation in Gram Panchayat Haiderpur of Bagli development block.
The workers of Jan Abhiyan Parishad cleaned the ancient stepwell in village panchayat Tisgaon of Dhar district and gave the message of cleanliness and water conservation to the general public. During the Shramdaan, the workers raised the slogan "Swach Paridesh, Jutega Sara Desh". Awareness towards conservation of water sources has increased in rural areas.
The Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan is being conducted in Shahdol district until June 30 with the objective of conserving and protecting water resources.
A public awareness programme was organised in Gram Panchayat Pakaria under the leadership of MLA Jai Singh Maravi. Addressing the gathering, Maravi stated that Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has launched this campaign with the vision that water from the fields should remain in the fields and water from the villages should stay within the villages, ensuring sustainable water management at the local level.
In Morena's Sabalgarh, employees of the Water Resources Department participated in the Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan by offering shramdaan for the cleaning of the Ambah branch canal. <
The employees carried out the removal of bushes and vegetation from the canal. Across Morena district, various water sources have been identified for cleaning and deepening, including stepwells, ponds, and rivers, with a focus on public participation. Awareness programmes have also been initiated to encourage greater involvement from the community in these conservation efforts.