Wall paintings promote cleanliness campaign

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If you have not passed through the side roads of Hazaribagh collectorate recently then you must make a plan to go there. It will be a new experience for you, your family members, friends and others going through the paintings made by school students spreading the message of ‘Swachcch Bharat Abhiyaan’ on the boundary wall of collectorate campus.

On Sunday, the road facing side of boundary wall was used as canvas by the students of over a dozen schools students who were specially invited there by the district administration for this unique experiment to make people aware about the cleanliness program going on in the country and its benefits.

DC Mukesh Kumar, DDC AK Chaudhary, SDO Sandeep Kumar, DEO RK Singh and other officials first welcomed the students and then every school was allotted a part of the boundary wall as their canvas. The young painters opened their kits and started moving their brushes to show the ideas in their minds on their allotted canvases.

Within hours the boundary wall of the collectorate started speaking and spreading the message of Swacch Bharat Abhiyaan. It started at about 11 a.m. and by 2 p.m. almost all part of boundary wall was full with pictures and messages.

You will find PM Modi himself sweeping in the streets, message of use of dustbin, causes of global warming, holy river Ganga yesterday, today and tomorrow etc. on the walls of collectorate which will certainly force you to think upon your contribution in this movement going on in the country that is necessary for national pride.

DC Mukesh Kumar and other district officials along with many peoples’ representatives of Municipal Council and district board remain present there continuously to increase the enthusiasm of the students taking part in this unique but important program.

In this program students of DAV Public School, Holy Cross School, Naman Vidya Mandir, Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Hindu High School, St. Xavier’s, Yadunath Girls School, Angel School, Vivekanand Central School and others participated.

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