REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE...Whether you're a single person or a large city, make sure your waste is not wasted.

Dear All Readers, ........
This is a sincere request to all the readers & members of this circle.

Highly inspired from a popular TV series "Satyamev Jayte's " episode on Reduce & recycling of Products, I am going to initiate an Awareness & Cleanliness drive for neighborhood areas.

This drive shall be named as "Swachhchh Bharat, Swasth Bharat".
Aim ?
As per my opinion "Charity begins at home". If we will not participate in the nobel cause of reforming our society, as Mr.Aamir Khan has beautifully shown in his TV series, we can not expect any big changes in the development of our nation. Somebody has to come forward. So why not we? And why not now? Why to wait for somebody else to put first step? So come forward with a zeal. Together we can & we will win the game.

Who would be the contributors ?
The strength of this campaign will be our senior citizens, Working people, Housewives, Kids of age 10 & above & everyone who appreciate this move.

Come join me for this nobel cause with lot more suggestions & ideas. Share your expertise in the field of recycling & reusing the waste.

This is purely a voluntary participation. No Joining fee, No agreement, Only a zeal to change India. Contact me on 9871004732 to become a member of this team. Movement will be operational just after joining of first 50 members. more  

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