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Clean my gully drive by citizen
The Swacch Mission Abhiyan has inspired many but only a few practise zealously. Shailly Kalhan is one of them.
Gachibowli: The Swacch Mission Abhiyan has inspired many but only a few practise zealously. Shailly Kalhan is one of them.
Shailly, a resident of Serene Country, Telecom Nagar, Gachibowli, took up an initiative to clean her locality and neighbourhood. 'Clean my gully' is what the residents like to call their initiative. 10 volunteers of Serene Country have been involved in the Swacch mission.
Speaking to Hans India, Shailly said, "I used to see plastic and domestic waste littered on the streets, so I decided to do a cleanliness drive. She provided masks, gloves and bio-degradable bags to those who were willing to help."
The drive started 16 weeks ago and is conducted on every Sunday. Apart from the cleanliness, they visit various shops located near Telecom Nagar Road. On "August 15, we are planning to do an awareness campaign and pledge to keep 100 metre area clean and green," Shailly said, adding that they were planning to expand the drive across the city.
