Social cleanliness is not the sole responsibility of any particular institution, it is a collective effort. Your question is very relevant and contemporary. It is not only the responsibility of the city corporation to keep our city or society clean but also a duty for us.
The city corporation can create garbage removal or waste management infrastructure, but the real key to keeping the city clean is in our hands. No city corporation can do things like not littering on the streets, not throwing garbage in designated places and not throwing plastic waste in the drain; these have to be part of our habits. Cleanliness is our social responsibility and moral duty.
Cleanliness is not a luxury, it is a necessity for survival. The garbage accumulated around our house or area is the main source of mosquitoes, flies and harmful germs. Diseases like dengue, chikungunya or diarrhea mainly spread from unclean environments. If we keep our yard clean, not only will our personal health be good, but the environment of the entire area will be free from pollution. In addition, a clean environment is one of the main conditions for our mental peace and sense of well-being.
As a conscious citizen, we can easily make some changes.
Develop the habit of throwing garbage in dustbins instead of throwing it everywhereKeeping biodegradable and non-biodegradable garbage separate, which helps in waste management. Keeping an eye on our household garbage so that it does not go down the drain.
Personal initiative plays the biggest role in building a clean and beautiful society. Our small steps can make the entire area livable and healthy. Remember, if you keep your yard clean, the city will be clean, and if the city is clean, the country will be beautiful. We have to start the change with ourselves.
