1/9
A day after Yogi Adityanath expressed regret over the state's poor rating in the cleanliness survey. He picked up a broom to convey his seriousness towards making Uttar Pradesh clean.
In This Pic : Yogi Adityanath
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
Read More
2/9
Accompanied by ministerial colleague Suresh Khanna and other officials, the chief minister arrived at the congested Baloo Addar locality in the heart of the city in Ram Mohan ward and sweeped the streets.
In This Pic : Yogi Aditynath
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
Read More
3/9
Only one city of the state, Varanasi, had figured in the list of 100 clean cities in the government's 'Swachh Survekshan-2017'. Nine others were among the 15 most dirty districts in the country with Gonda turning out to be the dirtiest city in India.
In This Pic : Yogi Aditynath
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
Read More
4/9
"Although this survey was taken up before we took over, our government has decided to work in this area and by December 2017 we aim to declare 30 districts and by October 2018 the entire state open defecation-free," he said in the press conference.
In This Pic : Yogi Aditynath
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
Read More
5/9
Besides sweeping the street, he also inspected a "sulabh shauchalaya" in the area and interacted with the locals to check the ground reality.
In This Pic : Yogi Aditynath
Pic Courtesy : BCCL
Read More
खबरें एक झलक में :
ऐप पर देखें