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Western Railway Staff At Mumbai Central Take Swachhata Pledge

As part of the “Swachhata Hi Seva” initiative, a Swachhata Pledge was administered at Mumbai Central station to staff of the Commercial and Operations Departments, along with Sahayaks, housekeeping staff and GRP personnel. The initiative brought together personnel associated with various station and passenger-related activities, reinforcing the collective responsibility towards maintaining…

Western Railway Staff At Mumbai Central Take Swachhata Pledge

The commercial and operations staff at Mumbai Central railway station, along with Sahayaks, housekeeping personnel, and Group Recruitment Process employees, recently participated in the "Swachhata Hi Seva" initiative. This initiative aimed to instill a collective sense of duty towards preserving cleanliness, hygiene, and a pristine environment at railway premises.

The pledge was administered by Aakanksha Singh, Assistant Commercial Manager (Freight Marketing) for Mumbai Central Division. The administration of the pledge took place in the presence of the Station Superintendent, Ticket Checking Personnel, Parcel Staff, housekeeping employees, Sahayaks, and other railway workers based at Mumbai Central.

The pledge emphasized the significance of both individual and group contributions to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene across railway stations and other railway properties. Drawing inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi's teachings on cleanliness, the initiative encouraged all participants to cultivate cleanliness habits in their daily work routines and to actively contribute to the upkeep of a clean and hygienic environment for both passengers and railway personnel.

By implementing this program, Western Railway aimed to strengthen the collective responsibility for maintaining a well-maintained station environment among all its staff members.

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