Minister calls for public action on cleanliness, plastic-free society
Participating in the Swarna Andhra-Swachh Andhra programme in Banganapalle, Janardhan Reddy says government is conducting the initiative on the third Saturday of every month to raise awareness about issues such as the ban on single-use plastics, the use of eco-friendly products, and waste management
R&B Minister B.C. Janardhan Reddy has called for public action to improve cleanliness and promote a plastic-free society. During the Swarna Andhra-Swachh Andhra program near Banganapalle town on Saturday, Reddy highlighted the government's initiative to raise awareness about single-use plastics, eco-friendly products, and waste management.
He conducted an awareness rally with students, teachers, and the public, urging everyone to work responsibly towards a healthier society by maintaining clean surroundings and promoting greenery.
The minister announced the 'Plastic-free Banganapalle – Swachh Banganapalle' initiative to transform the town into a plastic-free zone. He emphasized the importance of students educating their parents about waste management and plastic usage, stressing the adverse effects of plastic on health. Reddy personally participated in clearing garbage from a drainage canal and joined sanitation workers in removing trash from roadsides, ensuring proper disposal in designated vehicles.
He inspected ongoing development works, including new roads and drainage systems, and directed officials to complete the projects on time without compromising quality.
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